Man of Steel (June 14): Though director Zack Snyder didn’t win over a lot of fans with his bizarre, backward-feminist story Suckerpunch, he’s still the go-to guy for special-effects-heavy epic drama, and nothing could suit his talents better than an updated take on the Canadian-born Man of Steel. The idea of a post-apocalypse Earth came from the star, Will Smith, who approached Shyamalan to direct this dystopian fantasy about a planet where all human life has vanished, and the animal kingdom is back on top. After all, he didn’t even originate the script for this Will Smith-Jaden Smith family affair. Hey, where ya goin? Just because I said Shyamalan doesn’t mean you have to run away faster than Flash. No, it won’t make any sense, but the cars are shiny and go furiously fast.Īfter Earth (June 7): It’s a new movie from M. Also back is Michelle Rodriguez, who apparently survived a very fiery crash without much scarring. Version 6.0 brings Justin Lin back into the cockpit as director with Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and the surging, forever bulging, Dwayne Johnson.
Time to send an away team, and watch the body count rise.įast & Furious 6 (May 24): Unlike most franchise movies, these high-octane vehicles seem to get better with each new model. So far the buzz seems focused on the collapse of civilization on Earth, which the series assumed as a given, but never fully explored. Abrams’ Star Trek origin story will put every Trekkie on familiar ground, which could be good, or bad, depending on how much licence Abrams takes with the holy Roddenberry gospel. Kirk (Chris Pine) finally gets to plonk his patootie into the captain’s chair on the Enterprise, which means this second chapter in J.J. Star Trek: Into Darkness (May 17): James T. Here’s a look at the highlights from the seasonal menu:
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