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When you look at all the comic book movies, sci-fi movies, animated, comedies etc being released this year, 2017 is shaping up to be an awesome year for movies (if they are all good). Below is a list of all the major releases coming out this year. This list is not complete or comprehensive.

WHICH FIVE MOVIES ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO MOST?

Feb 10 - John Wick: Chapter 2
Feb 20 - Lego Batman

Mar 3 - Logan
Mar 10 - Kong: Skull Island
Mar 17 - Beauty and the Beast
Mar 24 - Power Rangers
Mar 31 - Ghost in the Shell

Apr 14 - The Fate of the Furious
Apr 28 - The Circle

May 5 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
May 19 - Alien: Covenant
May 26 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
May 26 - Baywatch

Jun 2 - Wonder Woman
Jun 9 - The Mummy
Jun 23 - Transformers: The Last Knight
Jun 30 - Despicable Me 3

July 7 - Spiderman Homecoming
July 14 - War for the Planet of the Apes
July 21 - Dunkirk
July 28 - The Dark Tower

Sep 8 - IT
Sep 29 - Flatliners

Oct 6 - Blade Runner 2049
Oct 6 - Kingsmen 2: The Golden Circle
Oct 13 - Friday the 13th
Oct 20 - Insidious: Chapter 4

Nov 3 - Thor: Ragnarok
Nov 17 - Justice League

Dec 15 - Star War: Episode 8
Dec 22 - Jumani
Dec 22 - The Six Billion Dollar Man
Dec 22 - Pitch Perfect 3

1. Spider-Man
2. Thor
3. Pirates of the Caribbean
4. Star Wars
5. Guardians of the Galaxy 2


Honourable mentions:

Wonder Woman

Logan

Not as pumped for those, and probably won't be seeing either in theatre.

Wow, that was a tough one to answer, because there are least double that number of movies that I definitely want to see, obviously  :D, but if I had to choose only 5 to see this year, it would be these 5:

Feb 10 - John Wick: Chapter 2
     Absolutely loved the first one. This role is to Keanu as Jason Bourne is to Matt Damon
May 19 - Alien: Covenant
     1. It's Ridley Scott! and 2. It's ALIEN!
Jun 2 - Wonder Woman
     Loved watching Wonder Woman on TV and have been waiting a long time for them to do it justice in the theater, as many have, and love Gal Gadot playing the role. I think she's nailing it.
Oct 6 - Blade Runner 2049
     Blade Runner and has Harrison Ford, which says a lot about how good thus could be if he agreed to do it
Dec 15 - Star War: Episode 8
     Duh!  ;D

Kong: Skull Island.  I'm looking forward to that and then what comes afterward. (King Kong VS Godzilla ;D)

Also, Logan, Lego Batman, Alien, Wonder Woman, War For The Planet of the Apes, Thor, Justice League and Star Wars.  Plus, if I have time, Spider-Man and The Mummy.  It's definitely looking like a good year for movies.

hmm, I'm not sure how I'm going to pick five, but I'll try.


Star Wars episode 8

Guardians of the Galaxy 2

Spider-Man homecoming

Dunkirk

Wonder Woman



Along with: Thor: Ragnarok, Justice League, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, and Beauty and the Beast.

These are all in no particular order, except for Star Wars being first. There's a lot of movies coming out this year.

Mar 24 - Power Rangers
May 5 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
Jun 2 - Wonder Woman
Nov 3 - Thor: Ragnarok
Dec 15 - Star Wars: Episode 8

Also Looking forward to seeing Logan, Spider-Man, Kong, Alien, PotC, Dark Tower, IT, Friday the 13th, War for the Planet of the Apes, Baywatch (simply for Alexandra Daddario, though I may just wait for a rental), and Blade Runner.

I can't wait to see most of these (Dunkirk looks especially good after seeing the special trailer screenings), and then subsequently listen to people bemoan on, and on how pretty much all of them are garbage movies.

"Welcome to, All Things Disney. Where if it's not Disney, IT'S CRAP!" - The Internet

1. JOHN WICK: CHAPTER TWO
2. JOHN WICK: CHAPTER TWO
3. THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE
4. THE DARK TOWER
5. JOHN WICK: CHAPTER TWO

Was unable to pick only 5, so "I choose you all"   ;D

I don't know where you get that from.  It's not like they release movies with extremely thin plots, terrible dialog but awesome special effects that get universal praise, while movies from other studios have actual plots and much more mature dialog but are universally shunned.  That never happens.  ::)

Just checked and out of all the movie listed, here is the movie studio release breakdown:

Warner Bros - 6 films
Disney - 5 films
Universal - 5 films
Fox - 4 films
Paramount - 3 fllms
Columbia - 2 films
Thunder Road - 1 film
Lionsgate - 1 film
STX Entertainment - 1 film
New Line Cinema - 1 film
Sony - 1 film

(There were two films I couldn't find studio info about: Friday the 13th, The Six Billion Dollar Man)

I found this on wikipedia:

"On June 5, 2013, it was reported that Warner Bros. relinquished their film rights to the Friday the 13th series back to Paramount as part of a deal that allows Warner Bros. to co-produce Interstellar."

Here is the original source link: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/christopher-nolans-interstellar-warner-bros-562879

As of now, The Six Billion Dollar Man is coming from TWC-Dimension.

Interesting breakdown.  Warner Bros. and Universal are probably the only studios right now with the money to keep up with Disney.  Paramount has been struggling for years, Fox definitely isn't the power they once were.  Most of those other studios you have listed are smaller ones.

Um, Lionsgate is far from a small studio. Granted, they are technically a mini-major motion film producer, it's pretty much in name only. They have gone through and made some of the better films out there. Like any studio, they have their stinkers, bu their quality control is actually very good, to the point that if I see Lionsgate in a trailer or at the beginning of a film, I know it has a 95% chance of being a good film.

Well, I never said they were small, I said smaller.  There's a difference.  Though, most entertainment companies are smaller than Disney, WB and Universal.  However, you are correct, Lionsgate is a good size studio with a lot of solid performers.  I tend to enjoy a lot of their films as well.  (they had a big night last night)  Also, it looks like two movies on that list are theirs, not one, according to their website.  John Wick 2 and Power Rangers.

Well, Lionsgate is only distributing John Wick 2. Summit Entertainment is producing it. So technically, they only have Power Rangers, and even that is being co-produced with Saban Films, Toei Company Ltd, and Temple Hill Entertainment.

Ah, I see.  Yeah, it depends on what you mean by it being their film.