ChrisA90

Another summer movie season is done, but there are still lots of great movies coming out! What are your most anticipated movies of the fall/winter? I've got a top 10: Dune 3 Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth Resident Evil Digger Wild Horse Nine Ray Gunn Animals Primetime The Debut Clayface Honorable Mention: I Play Rocky

When I was a kid, it was Crash and Spyro. Still love those games. Now, it's hard to pick just one because I like so many. The Mt. Rushmore is probably Spider-Man 2018, Last of Us, God of War 2018, and Astro Bot.

My first Tomb Raider game was Tomb Raider 2013. You can get the whole reboot trilogy for a good price now. Those are fun games. They're like Uncharted but with more open world/exploration stuff. I never played the originals that were popular during the PS1 days, but the reboot trilogy is a good place to start.

I think they got some variation of the "betrayed and murdered your father" speech. In the Obi-Wan Kenobi show, Owen says something along the lines of "like how you trained his father?" to Obi-Wan so they probably think Anakin died while training under Obi-Wan and they don't want the same thing to happen to Luke.

Already seated for Resident Evil.

Between Wolverine, Control 2, Onimusha, Rayman Legends Retold and Plague Tale Legacy, my fall is completely booked.

It'd be nice to see something for Intergalactic. I'm guessing that'll be one of Sony's big exclusives next year alongside Laufey. Probably wishful thinking on my part, but a tease of what Team Asobi is up to next. Astro Bot is one of my favorite games this gen.

I'll echo what others have said here that it would have been nice to have seen Snyder get a chance to finish his story to give everything some closure. I was never super into the Snyderverse, but I did like Man of Steel and was higher on BvS than some (although that movie still has some problems). Then everything went sideways. I've been a fan of Gunn's work since the first Guardians and was happy his Superman was so well-received, so I'm not complaining that they reset.

The Godfather is one of my favorite movies of all time. Part II is also great, but I enjoy the first one a bit more because of Brando. Watching Vito meet with everyone before the wedding never gets old. I've never watched Part III, but it's in the Blu-ray set I have so maybe one day I'll bite the bullet and check it out. Pacino should have won an Oscar for Michael.

This pertains more to the DCU as a whole, but what I'm loving about Lanterns is it's further proof that Gunn's whole "no homework" thing wasn't just for show. You can watch Lanterns without seeing any of the other DCU stuff. It's really its own thing. Just like Superman was. As the DCU goes on, I hope they can keep this up. It'd be the best way for them to separate themselves from the MCU, which fell victim to "too much homework" especially during the Multiverse Saga. Man of Tomorrow is gonna be the real test there. Will you be able to understand/enjoy Aaron Pierre as John Stewart in MoT without having seen Lanterns?

The trailer for Avengers: Endgame Encore has been released. Are you excited? Planning on seeing it again? I'm torn on this. I know seeing Endgame in a theater again will be fun, but I don't really feel like sitting through it just for four extra minutes of footage.

Shailene Woodley recently opened up about her Mary Jane being cut from Amazing Spider-Man 2, and it reminded me of something I wish No Way Home did. Instead of the Tom Hardy cameo and a Doctor Strange 2 trailer, I would have liked if the post-credit scenes were set in Tobey and Andrew's universes and we got just one more little bit with them after they were sent home. I couldn't help but imagine a scene where Garfield has a meet cute with a redhead, learns her name is MJ, and goes for it after learning Tobey made things work with his MJ. We're never gonna get a proper Raimi Spider-Man 4 or ASM 3, so this would have been the next best thing.

This. The MCU has been a lot of fun, but I've been watching a lot of the pre-MCU movies this year, and I kinda miss when we could have Sam Raimi come in with his own take on Spider-Man, and he only had to worry about that one movie. One of the best things about that trilogy is they feel like Sam Raimi movies that just happen to be about Spider-Man. As an adult, I appreciate the style and personality of those movies so much more than I did when I was a kid. Same thing with Nolan's Batman. I think of The Dark Knight as a Chris Nolan movie first. There's a reason those movies have stuck with me for so long.

I've never seen any of the pre-Nolan Batman movies. Somehow just never got around to watching Batman '89.

The Fox X-Men for sure