In before... "The Hobbit" =P Although I guess that's still a 2012 film technically.

Oh I think for the Hobbit I can make an exception!

It seems I'm in good company in this group and that 2013 is going to be a year to look forward to. As for me well erm where to start. Superhero movies are a favourite of mine and next summer we'll have new Captain America and Thor movies to look forward to. Plus of course my favourite superhero Iron Man will return. It's the first movie not directed by Jon Favreau. As directors go I think he's fine but lacks the edge that a really great Iron Man film should have. Judging from the trailer part 3 has that edge and more, Shane Black was an inspired choice of director and I'm really looking forward to seeing what he can do. In the Sci Fi blockbuster movie department I'm really looking to the sight of human piloted giant robots fighting equally giant sea monsters in Pacific Rim. There's tonnes of cool movies now i think about it. I'd add Man of Steel, Star Trek into Darkness, Despicable Me 2 and Sin City 2 to that list.
As for movies I'm dreading well that has to be World War Z. I love the book and have the cd's too. Reports of rifts on the set and the fact that almost nothing of the book has made it into the film has me worried. The author Max Brooks has disowned it and says he's had nothing to do with the film. Hate it when the rights to novels are sold and only the title remains, sucks.

As for movies I'm dreading well that has to be World War Z. I love the book and have the cd's too. Reports of rifts on the set and the fact that almost nothing of the book has made it into the film has me worried. The author Max Brooks has disowned it and says he's had nothing to do with the film. Hate it when the rights to novels are sold and only the title remains, sucks.

I was excited when I heard they were making WWZ into a movie. Now not so much. I have a feeling it will be horrible. Its a shame because I love the book. It might make a better mini series. Do they make those anymore? I might have to read that one again. I love me some zombie stories.

WWZ was almost written to be a mini series. And look at the success of The Walking Dead. It would be so easy. A different character telling their part of the WWZ story. But no Brad Pitt got hold of it and they stripped it down till their was nothing left of the novel but the title. The fact that the Battle of Yonkers will never make it onto the screen is just sad :-(.

WWZ was almost written to be a mini series. And look at the success of The Walking Dead. It would be so easy. A different character telling their part of the WWZ story. But no Brad Pitt got hold of it and they stripped it down till their was nothing left of the novel but the title. The fact that the Battle of Yonkers will never make it onto the screen is just sad :-(.

The Brititsh have short TV series which are longer than a mini series but not mulitple years. One year to tell the whole story would be amazing. Too bad we have no say in this sort of thing. Back a few years/decades I was impressed at what they did with The Stand. That would have been horrible as a Theater movie. I think they feel they will not get the money making a TV show/movie. Very sad.

I remember the stand from my youth I think, with Rob Lowe and Ed Harris wasn't it? I do remember reading something about a movie version being a possibility. I struggle with King's writing style and don't hold out much hope for the movie version of Cell.