Which movies are you excited to go see this year?

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The only ones I actually had an opportunity to see were:

Transformers: Age Of Extinction- Better than the previous two Transformers movies and best of all, no Shia LaBeouf!

22 Jump Street- Funnier than the 21 Jump Street movie, especially with Ice Cube stealing scene after scene.

The Lego Movie- Despite its February release date, this was a great animated movie that will definitely be a "wild card" for the Best Animated Movie Oscar.

Edge Of Tommorow- I'm not a Tom Cruise fan, but this was one of his better movies and Emily Blunt was great too as a mysterious, yet badass soldier.

Godzilla- Much better than the crappy 1998 version with Matthew Broderick, one million times over.

The Monuments Men- Surprisingly funny heist movie, though I don't understand why this was poorly received.

Robocop- This was just as good as the original with great performances, including, but not limited to, Michael Keaton and Gary Oldman.

The Grand Budapest Hotel- This movie made me a Wes Anderson fan. The guy definitely knows how to direct a movie, especially after I watched his previous movie, Moonrise Kingdom.

Divergent- To this day, I'm still explaining to my mom the moral of Divergent, because my mom thinks this was too similar to The Hunger Games.

X-Men: Days Of Future Past- I'm still not surprised MARVEL didn't get Matthew Vaughn to return to direct, although Bryan Singer did a great job directing. This had great performances all around, especially, but not limited to, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James McAvoy, and Michael Fassbender in their respective roles, along with Peter Dinklage as the villain.

Noah- OK, I get it. Not many people wanted to see this because they believed this to be "religious propaganda." I saw this movie, and it was obviously not "religious propaganda." Russel Crowe played the title character perfectly and I do plan on buying a copy of the DVD when the movie is released on DVD next week.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2: OK, I get it. Not many Spider-Man fans were not happy with the casting of Jamie Foxx as Electro. I thought he gave a terrific performance as Electro. The movie as a whole was great too, especially with Sally Field stealing scene after scene as Aunt May.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier- I do agree with many people who thought that the Russo Brothers would screw everything up due to their background in comedy, yet the Russo Brothers managed to do just the opposite. IMO, The Winter Soldier was a much better movie than that cheesefest from 2011.

I don't really go to the movies because our local theatre turns the sound up way too loud for me to deal with, but I really want to see Guardians of the Galaxy.

Wear earplugs! I love going to the movies and it helps not only with the sound of the movie, but blocks out the sound of the people around you...now, somehow to block out phone lights...?

Have tried earplugs myself but theaters here are so full it isn't fun for me anymore. People can eat chips and m&m's and there are kids who are talking when the movie is running. Those kids don't like the movie and start listening to music on their phone or something or start calling friends or even play video games with volume high. I'd rather avoid killing people and not going .

I am jealous of you guys. I have to wait for the blurays.

Maybe a bit strange but this movie just feels like an autism movie to me: Safety Not Guaranteed. It's different than most movies and really caught me off guard. Love the acting and the weirdness of it all.