2013: what movies would you like to see?

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I would like to see Jack Reacher, Life of Pi and the Hobbit.

There's a great book called Wetland & Other Stories. If they made a movie from any of those stories it'd be good.

Django Unchained
Gangster Squad
Elysium
Pacific Rim
Iron Man 3
Star Trek: Into Darkness
Thor: The Dark World
Sin City 2
Kick-Ass 2
The Wolverine
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

a boatload of more movies shot @ 48 frames per second, that is a revelation! the reality, the presence, the liveness just pops out at the viewer, i can't get enough of it!

The Last Stand: Arnold's "first" movie back as a headlining star. I grew up watching Arnold movies. It's good to have him back where he belongs.
A Good Day to Die Hard: Although the quality of the Die Hard series is questionable. It's usually good for a good thrill. Yippie Kia Yea!
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone: Haven't seen a Steve Carrel movie yet but, watch a bunch of The Office (American) Last year. Also fascinated with Zigfried & Roy.
G.I. Joe:Retaliation: The first one was relatively close to terrible but, this one looks like it might be better. So I think I'll give it a chance. Knowing is half the battle.
Oblivion: Always up for a good Sci Fi flick.
Pain and Gain: A bit iffy on this one. Like some of the people in it but, not sure if I like the plot.
Iron Man 3: I get a nerd gasm everytime I watch the trailer for this movie. It looks set to blow the first 2 movies out of the water. This is my most anticipated movie on the list.
Star Trek: Into the Darkness: This one is looking to be pretty good. Been watching some of the old Star Trek episodes on Hulu to get psyched up.
Fast and Furious 6: I'm kind of a car nut. Even though the movies have become less about racing it's nice to see Hot Cars and Hot Babes.
Man of Steel: It will be nice to see if Noland can work some "Batman Begins" magic on to Superman.
The Wolverine: I've actually fallen behind a little keeping up on the X-men universe marvel series but, this looks like a good jumping in point.
300: Rise of an Empire: Always fun to see movies set with epic set piece battles and historical drama.
Riddick: Another long overdue sequel.
Thor: Dark Worlds: Norse mythology is always epic and the first movie was pretty good.
The Hobbit: the Desolation of Smaug: Probably saving my excitement for this one because it's so far off. The first installment was great. Time to get some payoff.
47 Ronin: Keau makes me nervous but, it's such a classic tale.

I'll go see the new Star Trek and Superman movies at the theater this year. "The Last Stand" might be good too although most of Arnold's older movies were just mediocre except for Predator and the Terminator movies.

I'd like to see Lincoln, and Hitchcock.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

The Lone Ranger is the movie I'm most looking forward to this year, being the Johnny Depp fangirl that I am. But rather than going ballistic over it so soon (comes out 6 months from tomorrow), I am instead choosing to be cautiously optimistic, because I'm afraid of being disappointed like I was with 2012's Depp movie, Dark Shadows. So far both of the trailers that have been released have been promising (in particular the International Trailer, which gives us a glimpse of Tonto's personality), and it's made by the same Bruckheimer/Verbinski team that gave us Pirates of the Caribbean, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Here's the trailer (well, one of two trailers) in case anyone wants to have a look-see: (click)

Django Unchained. I have to see that movie - I love spaghetti westerns, and the movie even has the original Django in it, Franco Nero (also of Keoma, and Hitch-Hike fame).

Gangster Squad (depending on the sort of reviews it gets)
Identity Thief
Carrie
Jurassic Park 3D
Iron Man 3
The Great Gatsby
Star Trek Into Darkness (the movie I am most excited for)
Much Ado About Nothing
Man of Steel
Kick-Ass 2 (maybe)
Despicable Me 2
The Lone Ranger (looks questionable, but could be fun)
The Wolverine (probably see that on my birthday)
RED 2
Elysium (maybe, don't know much about it yet)
Thor: The Dark World
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (saw the first one, it was alright)
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (still need to see the first one).

I don't know how many of these I'll actually go see in theaters though.

I think the Life of Pi should be interesting but may be a dissapointment.

I would like to see the second hunger games film Catching Fire.

Iron Man 3 - even though I didn't like the trailer
The Hobbit 2
Pacific Rim - maybe, because I like robots
aaaand, most importantly:
Thor 2 - because I'm still obsessing over Loki

i would like to see all the older movies digitally upconverted to 48 frames [interpolation/extrapolation] per second.