Movies & TV shows to look for in 2019

[JEDI]

https://wtop.com/entertainment/2019/01/movies-tv-shows-to-look-for-in-2019/slide/1/

I cringed when I saw Toy Story 4.
anyone else?

also, cant believe some of the sequels are coming out so soon where as a Star Trek sequel is nowhere to be found.
in fact, production just started on the next star trek film so we wont see it till 2020 or 2021. the last one came out in 2016.
I guess Paramount doesn't like to print $$$.

the ones im most looking forward to are Avengers, Glass, John Wick 3 'Escape from NYC' and of course Star Wars IX 'Dead Leia saves the franchise'.
How about you?

 

[SKORPI0]

The 65 Most Anticipated Movies of 2019

 

[Oyeve]

I am only looking forward to Godzilla.

 

[snoopy7548]

I hate sites that make you click through a million images. Just put it all on one page.

The gallery isn't working, but I'm not excited for The Avengers. I haven't watched Infinity War yet but Marvel movies have gotten so boring, and they're just all the same now. Glass and John Wick 3 should be pretty good, and I'm excited for IT: Chapter 2.

Other stuff...

Godzilla
Dark Phoenix (though I'm not getting my hopes up)
New Mutants
Star Wars IX (again, not getting my hopes up)
Pet Sematary (could go either way. I might be one of the few people who really liked the original)

Not a big TV watcher. I sure hope the next GoT book is released sometime this year.

 

[purbeast0]

LOL @ the description for The Grudge on that rotten tomatoes link.

A remake of the American remake of the Japanese horror favorite, Grudge once again focuses on a vengeful ghost with a long memory.

A remake of a remake. Hollywood has completely ran out of ideas.

Nothing on that list really excites me but I'll watch some of them once they hit Redbox.

 

[pcslookout]

 

[GagHalfrunt]

LOL @ the description for The Grudge on that rotten tomatoes link.



A remake of a remake. Hollywood has completely ran out of ideas.

Completely backwards. The viewing public has completely run out of brain cells and don't want to figure out anything they don't already recognize going in. Remakes, sequels and franchises account for about 90% of ticket sales now, of course Hollywood is going to keep making them. And they'll scrape the bottom of any barrel they can find for any retreaded idea with even a hint of name recognition no matter how awful the originals were until they stop being successful.

In 2018 the top 12 movies were all remakes/sequels/franchise
In 2017 it was 11 of the top 12
In 2016 it was 10 of 12
In 2015 it was 10 of 12

Eventually they're going to remake Ishtar and Gigli, not because they ran out of ideas, but because the idiots that go to movies will think "hey, I've heard of that" and go see it over something with a fresh idea.

 

[nakedfrog]

The only one I'm looking forward to is Good Omens.

 

[BurnItDwn]

Tarantino I will see, even if reviews are bad, I will still buy on bluray and possibly go see in theater. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
As a big fan of Robert Rodriguez, I am cautiously looking forward to Alita Battle Angel.
Us by Jordan Peele has my eye.

Then, stuff like Kingsmen 3 and Zombieland 2 might grab me, though I am indifferent until they come out and I can see some reviews.