Movies from the rest of 2004 you're most looking forward to

[Luke]

My top 3:

1) <b>The Incredibles</b> - Just a little over 2 months for our next fix from Pixar.

2) <b>Ocean's Twelve</b> - Enjoyed the first one a lot, and the principles all returned for this one, so I'm hoping it doesn't disappoint.

3) <b>The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou</b> - I was interested in Wes Anderson's next project pretty much right after I saw and enjoyed The Royal Tenenbaums. This one has Bill Murray in the starring role, which just lifts my hopes so much higher. I just saw the trailer and it looks good.

Beyond that, I'm interested to see <b>Meet the Fockers</b>, but my expectations aren't too high. And <b>Polar Express</b> could be interesting, I guess.

This is kind of my "One Year Later" update thread to <a href="http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... 9">this</a>, when the forum was still in its youth.

[DisneyGirl]

I'm looking forward to the following movies:

The Incredibles
Ocean's Twelve


I'm sure there are others, but I lack time at the moment, must report to work soon.

[Satoshi]

Well, I didn't think that there were many more movies coming out this year that I want to see, but then I started naming some to myself and I was surprised by how many there were.

The ones that I really, really want to see are The Forgotten, The Incredibles, and The Polar Express.

Other ones that I'll likely see in theaters are A Series of Unfortunate Events and The Spongebob Squarepants Movie.

And then the ones that I'd like to see in theaters but will more than likely not see till DVD are Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Shark Tale, Christmas With the Kranks, Finding Neverland, and First Daughter.

[castleinthesky]

I might not see anymore but the only three I'm interested in are: The Incedibles, A Shark's Tale, and Polar Express.

[lord-of-sith]

1. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events! I cant Wait!
2. The Incredibles. The way this looks, this could be my favorite Disney/Pixar movie yet!
3. The Polar Express. Looks like great animation!
4. Sky Captain and the World of Tommorow. Wanted to see it the moment I heard about it!
5. The Spongebob Squarepants Movie. Of Course!
6. A Shark Tale. Maybey.
7. Christmas With the Kranks. Tim Allen + Jamie Lee Curtis= Six more dollars from me!

[Loomis]

I was talking with my girlfriend the other night (who is also a big film fan), and we were saying that there isn't a lot to look forward to for the rest of the year.

Of course, I'll see Hellboy and Alien v. Predator (which come out over the next few weeks here), but beyond that there is nothing that really floats my boat.

The Incredibles is one I always forget about, so I can't say I'm that excited! But I will definitely go and see that one...

The Life Aquatic doesn't come out here until January (I think), but I really look forward to that one.

To be honest, there are more DVDs coming out I anticipate that films, and most of those DVDs are of older films!

[AwallaceUNC]

The Incredibles is probably the only movie I'm guaranteeing myself a theater trip for during the rest of 2004. Taxi may be a 2nd.

I'll also consider making one for Finding Neverland and The Polar Express (likely a matinee for both if I do). Meet The Fokkers was a must-see for me until I saw the teaser, which really lowered my expectations. I may end up seeing it in theaters anyways.

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events and Christmas With The Kranks look like good rentals, but not much more than that. If I hear good things about Kranks, I might go see it in theaters, just because I love Christmas movies.

And then there's Oceans 12. In reality, I will probably get suckered into going by friends, although I think the original is extremely overrated.

EDIT: The jury's still out on Batman Begins.

-Aaron

[STASHONE]

Team America, The Life Aquatic, Batman Begins and Day Of The Dead remake.

[Jack]

As of now, The Incredibles & Sky Captain are the only 2 movies I'm actually looking forward to. The rest of the stuff looks either mildly interesting or skippable.

[DreamerQ18]

The movie I was looking foward to the most the year was the princess Diaires and nothing can really match up to it. Howvere the Incrediables comes pretty close and I know for sure that I will be going to the theaters for this one.

[Disneykid]

September:
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

November:
The Incredibles
Alexander
The Polar Express

December:
Ocean's 12
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

It kinda sucks that's there's nothing in October (my birthday month) that I really wanna see. Shark Tale and Finding Neverland look mildly interesting, but I'm not as eager for them as I am about the movies above. It'll be very interesting to see how the three CGI films hold up against each other.

[Lady]

I'm looking forward to Vanity Fair with Reese Witherspoon and Finding Neverland with Johnny Depp, coming out in September and October respectively.

I'm not really that hyped about the animated releases, the Incredibles, Sharktales and Polar Express, but I'm sure all that will change once I've actually seen trailers for these movies and learned more about them.

[STASHONE]

Going to see "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring" tomorrow night, it looks promising.

[yoda_four]

Shark Tale, The Incredibles, Lemony Snicket's ....., Ocean's Twelve, Finding Neverland, maybe Sky Captain

[DDMAN26]

Someone had mentioned Batman Begins, but that comes out next June.

As for my picks

September:
Must See
Sky Captain

October:
Must See
Shark Tale
Possibly
Ladder 49
Friday Night Lights
Team America

November:
Must See
Alexander
The Incredibles
Possibly
Christmas with the Kranks
National Treasure

December:
Must See
Ocean's 12
The Aviator
The Life Aquatic
A Series of Unfortunate Events

[Paka]

I bolded the stuff I really wanna see - the rest are films I'm interested in, or I may matinee...


August:

Without A Paddle (Yay for idiotic stoner comedies! )


September:

Sky Captain (A big maybe on this one... the style is interesting, but beyond that...)
Duma - Wait, I would have liked to see this one (cheetahs!!), but WB moved it back to 2005...


October:

Shark Tale (This film looks so fugly... I truly hope it crashes and burns, along with Father of the Pride... )
Team America: World Police (A political South Park with puppets!! )
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban IMAX (The best HP film to date is coming to my local IMAX theatre in October...)


November:

Birth (I think I'll enjoy the controversy over this film more than anything... )
The Incredibles (Pixar and Brad Bird... need I say more?)
The Polar Express (Boy howdy, what a scary lookin' film... )
Kinsey (Sex? Yes, please! )
Finding Neverland (If it's not too sickly sweet, I may give it a go...)
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (Gimmicky? Hell yeah. But I'm goin', anyway. ^_^)
Inside Deep Throat (If it comes out this year, it looks interesting. A porn doc! Yay!)


December:

A Series of Unfortunate Events (Never read the books, and Jim Carrey may be a bit too hyped in this one, but it looks quite interesting nonetheless...)
Phantom of the Opera (Maybe? I... meh... I dunno... O_o)

[deathie mouse]

Well the movie i'm probably looking more foward to is The Incredibles, but at the same time, after watching the teaser in Quicktime/Pixlet computer file, I'm really not interested in watching it on film at all, just on digital file on a DVI-connected digital monitor.

poor deathie


Anyway, for all the fans of the movie, which seems one of the, if not THE most awaited in this thread, if you haven't done it yet, go to your local magazine store and check the August issue of Animation Magazine, which appart from articles on Sky Captain and Disney's Three Musketeers, has on page 5 a pretty nifty Full Page Glossy Poster of The Incredibles movie.

Magazine reproduction being done usually in between a 150 line screen and a 300 line screen, that poster has around 2000 pixels of vertical resolution (or even more, but more you can't see )


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[Just Myself]

September:

MUST SEE
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow-
Mr. 3000
The Forgotten

POSSIBLY
Wimbledon
Cellular

October:

MUST SEE
Ray
Ladder 49
Shark Tale
Taxi(looks HILARIOUS)

POSSIBLY
I Heart Huckabees
Friday Night Lights
Shall We Dance?

November:

MUST SEE
The Incredibles(looks very disappointing, but I'll see it for one word: PIXAR )
Christmas with the Kranks
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie(c'mon, no one can hate ol' SqaureBob!)
National Treasure

POSSIBLY
Finding Neverland
Surviving Christmas
Alexander
The Polar Express
After the Sunset

December:

MUST SEE
The Aviator
LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS+
Ocean's Twelve
Meet the Fockers
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA=

POSSIBLY
Spanglish
Fat Albert

=First most anticipated movie
+Second most anticipated movie
-Third most anticipated movie

[AwallaceUNC]

Without A Paddle (Yay for idiotic stoner comedies! )

Then definitely see Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle!

Taxi(looks HILARIOUS)

Yes it does! I need to add that to my must-see list.

-Aaron

[MickeyMousePal]

Here's my list for 2004:

1. Blade: Trinity
2. The Incredibles
3. Meet the Fockers
4. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
5. Shark Tale