Marvel Movies 2014

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I'm gonna go with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 for now but after just seeing the new trailer X-Men: Days of Future Past comes really close. Also forgive me if I've missed any out.

I'm looking forward to seeing how Guardians of the Galaxy will turn out, as that's probably the most out there title that will be part of the Marvel cinematic universe for a while. Captain America will probably be fairly solid, though nothing groundbreaking or too incredible. Days of Future Past just doesn't have any sort of reliability behind it, so I just can't even get too excited about seeing it now. If I had seen the trailer maybe three or four years ago I would have been planning my camping setup outside the theater a few days in advance, but now I'm almost kind of dreading going to see it, lest it fail to live up to even the low expectations the rest of the franchise has prompted. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will likely be just as bad as the first, though I will go see that somewhat happily, if only to see Dane Dehaan as Harry Osborn. As for Big Hero Six, I'll wait to see more about how that will turn out before deciding anything substantial about that.

I voted for X-Men. Being on the spectrum I feel like a mutant anyway. Plus, I've seen and enjoyed all the other X-Men films except the last Wolverine movie but that should be relatively soon.

Did you see the trailer? It looks like it's going to feature the Falcon in a supporting role. There's this guy with artificial wings looking pretty badass.

Also, the main antagonist is going to be Bucky/Winter Soldier. If they're taking cues from Brubaker's run on Captain America, 'incredible' might not be that far around the corner.

Also I think 'Big Hero 6' is probably the most unusual Marvel film to come out next year. I'm not familiar with that team to begin with, but I'm curious as to how they're gonna handle it.

First trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 won't be shown before screenings
of Thor: The Dark World, but instead it will be shown before screenings
of The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug beginning December 13th.

Keeping to subject, it's hard to say which upcoming MARVEL movie I'm most excited about, though for now I'll say The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

Anyway, here's a link for the trailer for the next X-Men movie:
http://www.fandango.com/movieblog/xmen- ... 43228.html

I fully plan on seeing the first three, but I would say X-Men. I don't know what Big Hero is.

@ Brother Kyle: Big Hero 6, according to Wikipedia, is set in the future in a city that is a cross between San Francisco and Tokyo. The majority of the characters are Asian.

I read the run they're heavily basing the movie off of. While I did enjoy it, I just don't see the movie adaption being anything particualrly memorable. Don't get me wrong, I'm still looking forward to seeing it, and I'm sure it'll be quite good, but I don't think it'll be Marvel's The Dark Knight or anything like that, that's all. Plus part of what made Winter Soldier great was not knowing for certain that he actually was Bucky. They can't pull off anything as mysterious when you can look at the cast list on imdb months ahead of time.

I think part of what makes Big Hero 6 different is the fact that it'll be animated, so it won't be part of the cinematic universe per se. It might be the first truly Disney Marvel property.