What movies are you most looking forward to this year?

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Quite a few you all mentioned (except T******t)
But Iron sky looks good.
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Oh, and I wanna see the Lorax. It looks like the kind of movie I would love :D
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I'm still confused how they managed to make a movie out of that...
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The Dark Knight Rises - it's going to be epic.
Chronicle (already seen it and I feel like it's raised the bar for every other film to come out)
The Amazing Spider Man - if only because Spider Man is awesome.
John Carter - a Disney film that looks awesome.
The Hobbit - it's been too long since Return Of The King
The Woman In Black - interesting to see Daniel Radcliffe as a non-Harry
Underworld 4 - Kate Beckinsale. 'nuff said.
Snow White and the Huntsman - looks like an alright take on an old tale

A lot of you have said Hunger Games but I just feel like it's not going to be good. I mean, the books were epic. But the films...I'm sceptical.




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John Dies at the End. The book was amazing, so I'm hoping that the movie isn't terrible.
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