Here’s my list of must-see Summer movies for 2007:
The Invisible (April 27) - I really want to see this movie. A guy is beat up and left for dead. He has to solve it himself if he wants to live.
Spider-Man 3 (May 4th) - Saw it on May 9th: great movie. The relationship between Peter Parker/ Spider-Man and Harry Osbourne/ New Goblin is under fire, as is the relationship between Pete and Mary Jane. This weird black goo comes from space and make Pete too aggressive. It also creates a new villian, adding to the Sandman (poor guy). I really like how it ended, how it discussed choosing to do good and forgiveness without having to “get religion”.
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (May 25th) - Enjoyed the first (saw it like 8 times in theaters), was not excited about the second to see it more than once in theaters, but I’m looking forward to seeing Jack Sparrow in the third.
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (June 15th) - Enjoyed the first one. This is not necessarily a “must-see” but I probably will.
Ratatouille (June 29th) - Pixar!
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (July 13th) - Harry Potter!! Previews have been awesome! Long live the DA!!
The Bourne Ultimatum (August 3rd) - I hope this one lives up to the first two, which were very good. Maybe it will be a birthday view. Maybe it will be too crowded it’s first weekend.
Becoming Jane (also August 3!) - I’m really excited about this, to see how Anne Hathaway portrays Jane.
Wait for DVD:
Meet the Robinson’s (March 30)
Ocean’s Thirteen (June 8th) - The first was great, the second was not
Shrek the Third (May 18th)
Evan Almighty (June 22nd) - I hope it will be as good, especially because I’d like to see Lauren Graham in a great movie.
Mr. Bean’s Holiday (August 27) - Though I am not a huge fan of Mr. Bean myself, he is funny so I’ll probably see it.
Michael Clayton (September 27) - I think I’ll just see this because it’s my brother’s name!
Across the Universe (September 28) - We saw a preview before Spider-Man 3, it looked interesting.
No thanks:
Surf’s Up - Oh Puh-lease. I saw this preview before I’d even heard of Happy Feet. They may get an audience looking for more funny penguins or not get an audience because they’ve seen enough. I really enjoyed Happy Feet, but did not see March of the Penguins, maybe one penguin movie is enough.
Tim posted his own summer movie list.