2020 Movie Discussion / Trailers

Resistance looks interesting.

Daniel Craig in his last outing as Bond. James Bond.

The Way Back, out March 6th.



Bloodshot, out March 13th.



The Roads Not Taken,out March 13th.

Mulan, out March 27th.

Black Widow, out May 1st.

Killdozer

Deerskin, out March 20th.



The Climb, out March 20th.



Antlers, out April 17th.



Spiral: From the Book of Saw, out May 15th.



The Women in the Window, out May 15th.

Greyhound, out June 12th.



Synopsis: During World War II, a US Navy skipper must lead an Allied convoy being stalked by Nazi U-boat wolf packs.

No Time to Die won’t be released until November now due to Coronavirus concerns.

Hyped for both those movies. The Green Knight looks to have some great mystery about it. David Copperfield being directed by Armando Iannucci who did In The Loop and The Death Of Stalin, which are both fantastic comedies.

Black Widow, final trailer.

Jungle Cruise, out July 30th.

All Day and a Night, out May 1st.



Arkansas, out May 1st.

Capone, out May 12th.

The Wrong Missy, out May 13th.

Warning: Language



Irresistible, out May 29th.

The King's Man, out September 18th.

Inheritance, out May 22nd.



Da 5 Bloods, out June 12th.

Unhinged, out July 1st.



Capel Green (Documentary), out August 8th.

Target Number One, out this year. Inspired by a true story.

The Last Days of American Crime, out June 5th.



Sniper: Assassin's End, out June 16th.



Force of Nature, out June 30th.

The Outpost, out July 3rd.



The Old Guard, out July 10th.



Summerland, out July 31st.

So weird with everything going on , and seeing new movie releases being sold on Amazon. Definitely not something I want to get used to. There is nothing like seeing a new badass movie , on the big screen.

It's been quite a few years , but I remember the most memorable movie experience I ever had , was in 3D. I went to go see Avatar on opening weekend , and it was in the room with the biggest screen. I already had my own 3D glasses , and what I saw that night , wasn't like watching just a movie , it was an experience. Certain scenes when things were just floating , and it looked like they were floating inside the actual room I was sitting in. I seriously left that movie theater room thinking , " Holy hell!......that was crazy! " I miss that , as I can NOT get that , or the crowds reaction , in front of my TV.

You Should Have Left, out June 19th.

The Big Ugly, out July 24th.

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, out June 26th.

Palm Springs, out July 10th.

Waiting for the Barbarians, out August 7th.



AVA, out September 25th.

The King's Man, out September 18th.