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Movies You Can't Wait To See?!

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I can't wait to see Magic Mike!! Hehe the preview looks good, and there's actually a story line. Anyone seen it or other ones? Any you're excited to see coming soon?

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I didn't get a chance to make it to the theater to see The Hunger Games so I can not wait until it comes out on DVD in August! I love the books and can't wait to see the movie.

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My sister said Magic Mike wasn't too bad, I want to see it. Also want to see Dark Knight Rises, we have been on a superhero kick in our house lately (especially Batman, both girls love him and Wonder Woman). I also want to see the Lucky One that was in theaters a few months ago and am waiting not so patiently for Safe Haven next year (love Nicholas Sparks).

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I really want to see People Like Us. I am so far liking pretty much everything I've seen with Chris Fine...errr... Pine. ;)

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I didn't get a chance to make it to the theater to see The Hunger Games so I can not wait until it comes out on DVD in August! I love the books and can't wait to see the movie.

I love reading a series and then seeing the movies!! I loved the Hunger Games books and the movie as well, let me know what you think when you see it!! No spoilers here! ?

What is this about another batman movie!? I missed that, I better put it on my list!

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I loved The Hunger Games! Both the books and the movie.

I would like to see the new Total Recall movie. I love science fiction.

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What is this about another batman movie!? I missed that, I better put it on my list!

In theaters on July 20th I think.

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Moonrise Kingdom was VERY good. Also looking forward to Batman.

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I know it's not till fall but I'm looking forward to Resident Evil: Retribution!!!! Love those movies!!! Not usually my style but they suck me in!!

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I know it's not till fall but I'm looking forward to Resident Evil: Retribution!!!! Love those movies!!! Not usually my style but they suck me in!!

I didn't realize that one was coming out this year too. Thanks, my hubby and I have seen them all and he loves the games.

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I didn't realize that one was coming out this year too. Thanks, my hubby and I have seen them all and he loves the games.

I thought that it was! Now I need to go back and look again lol

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I thought that it was! Now I need to go back and look again lol

You were right on when it was...mid September its coming out.

JNBunnie1 Community Regular
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I'm going bananas waiting for the Les Mis movie to come out. They got Hugh Jackman to sing on screen... oy joy!! :wub:

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Has anyone seen the previews for Hope Springs?? It looks SOOOO GOOD!! I've always been a Meryl Streep fan anyway, she's just awesome and Tommy Lee Jones isn't half bad for a...well...old guy? hehe Can't wait to see it, Steve Carrell is even in it, playing a therapist! Funny though, when I see him I flashback to the 40 Year Old Virgin haha "Aaaaaahhhhhh!!! Kelly Clarkson!!!!" hahahaha (the waxing scene, he ends up with a smiley face in his chest hair--soo wrong, but hilarious!!!!)

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I saw Savages last weekend. It was not too bad.

Flight looks good.

Still have to see Ted.

No interest in Magic Mike.... :o

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I saw Savages last weekend. It was not too bad.

Flight looks good.

Still have to see Ted.

No interest in Magic Mike.... :o

Saw the preview for Ted today, that's a must see! Haha looks hilarious!

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I'm going bananas waiting for the Les Mis movie to come out. They got Hugh Jackman to sing on screen... oy joy!! :wub:

Be still my heart!!! :wub: :wub: :wub:

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