What one movie are you really looking forward to coming out and why?

[Shauna]

World War Z. It's gonna be a glorious train wreck.

[Del Murder]

It's one thing to be interested in seeing a train wreck, but to look forward to one? That's truly sadistic.

[Mirage]

None, really, but maybe Thor 2 just to have answered something. I'm not a looking-forward-to-things person.

[Shorty]

Saw the preview for World War Z and it indeed looks interesting, but I had not the slightest idea whatsoever that it had anything to do with zombies based on the commercial I saw.

Brad Pitt is looking gooood, though, tell you what.

[Shauna]

It's one thing to be interested in seeing a train wreck, but to look forward to one? That's truly sadistic.

I'm not really looking forward to the trainwreck aspect. I thoroughly enjoyed the book, and there's a glimmer of hope by some trick of fate that it won't be too awful. I am looking forward to it being better than I think it will be!

[Pike]

I don't really summon up a whole lot of anticipation for movies these days. Like there are some that look good, but it's not going to kill me if I don't see them.

[Slothy]

The first thing that comes to mind is Man of Steel.

As far as World War Z, I'm not so sure about that one at all. I'm put off by the fact that they basically paid for the name and then slapped it on a completely different movie. The CG also looks absolutely terrible. Maybe it'd be decent on its own merits, but I'm not sure I want to support movie studios paying for licensing rights to a name so they can try and trick people into seeing a totally unrelated movie.

[charliepanayi]

They probably saw how many people flocked to see I Am Legend despite the crappy CG and screwing up the ending of the book and thought 'let's try that too!'

[Pike]

I actually kind of want to see World War Z. I know it has nothing to do with the book whatsoever but it looks like a good popcorn flick.

[Shauna]

Actually! I am excited to see Glasgow dressed up to be America in WWZ.