Disney's live-action slate

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    Originally Posted By utahjosh

    Check out this image of the movies coming in the next few years. I think Disney is gonna be okay....


    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CDNZ-owUMAEvlHE.jpg:large

    Here's my list in the order of excitement!

    Star Wars: TFA
    Beauty and the Beast
    Tomorrowland
    Avengers: Age of Ultron
    Captain America: Civil War
    Guardians of the Galaxy 2
    Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
    Ant-Man
    Doctor Strange
    Pete's Dragon
    Alice: Through the Looking Glass

    These are hard to put in the list:
    Star Wars: Rogue One
    Star Wars: Episode 8
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriousConstance

    Star Wars TFA
    Guardians of the Galaxy 2
    Avenger Age of Ultro

    Are my top three.

    I'm also becoming more and more excited for Beauty and the Beast the better and better the cast becomes.
     
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    Originally Posted By magic0214

    The less Marvel, the better. Because of this, my Top 3 are probably:

    The Jungle Book
    Pete's Dragon
    Beauty and the Beast
     
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    Originally Posted By RoadTrip

    Star Wars: TFA
    Guardians of the Galaxy 2
    Tomorrowland
     
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    Originally Posted By dagobert

    That's an impressive slate.

    I really can't decided which movies are my top 3, but I'm definitely going to see the following ones:

    - Star Wars TFA
    - Avengers 2
    - Tomorrowland
    - Captain America: Civil War
    - Guardians of the Galaxy 2
    - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
    - Ant-Man
    - Doctor Strange

    So basically all movies, except Disney's live action fairy tales.
     
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    Originally Posted By phruby

    So basically all Disney has is Star Wars and Marvel and some recycling of their own properties. Nothing original.
     
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    Originally Posted By JeffG

    Although it was shown on the graphic in the link, the original post didn't mention "The BFG", which is an adaptation of a Roald Dahl novel directed by Steven Spielberg, his first Disney-branded film as a director. It is being positioned as Disney's big summer live action title next year.
     
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    Originally Posted By dagobert

    Honestly most live action movies branded with Disney weren't that good in the last 20 years. There were some really cheap movies like Prince of Persia or that silly family movies like Snow Dogs and stuff. I don't miss that. Disney released some great movies under the Touchstone and Miramax banners, but that's Marvel and Lucasfilm now. However I wish that Disney would do another National Treasure movie.
     
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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    I think that Disney really messed up when they got rid of Touchstone, Miramax, and Hollywood Pictures. It allowed them to make lower-cost movies that had the potential for huge success, and not much risk of failure. When I think of the best movies from the mid-80's through the mid-00's, most of them are from those "studios" that no longer exist. They were mostly simple affairs, but done very well

    For the most part, I'm really not especially excited about the upcoming slate. Tomorrowland looks neat, and I feel obligated to get excited for Star Wars even though I only have a passing interest in it. But the Marvel sequels and fairy tale redos don't excite me at all, and I was really disappointed by the last Pirates movie

    Supposedly Tron 3 has also started production, so it should probably be ready some time in that timeframe. There's a lot of potential there, but I've learned the hard way to not get too excited for that franchise
     
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    Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA

    <and I feel obligated to get excited for Star Wars even though I only have a passing interest in it.>

    How dare you.
     
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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    >>How dare you.<<

    Meh.

    The Star Wars movies that I first saw in theaters are the prequels, so I'm going in with tempered expectations. I haven't seen any of the films since the prequels were in theaters, so it's not like I have a particularly strong affinity for the franchise (though I enjoyed the original trilogy during my several viewings of it, way back when)
     

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