thebitterguy

I voted Wolverine, because in theory it could be good but that trailer looks like ass. Transformers, Terminator, and GI Joe will most likely suck more, but I expect them to suck. I'm still holding out hope for Watchmen.

Wolverine is going in for major reshoots apparently. I suspect it's going to be this year's Catwoman. Because fox sucks and everything they touch turns to ass.

I expect to be heartily disappointed by all, but I think Watchmen couldn't possibly be as awesome as we're all hoping it will be, no matter how beautiful the trailers are.

Wolverine is going to break my heart into a thousand pieces; I pretty much don't care about Harry Potter at all any more, and the Transformers/GI Joe crap is going to be more CG drivel. I won't see Terminator, and I probably won't see Star Trek, but I'm sure they'll both suck.

After Iron Man, Speed Racer, and Hulk, I can't imagine Hollywood topping itself unless by accident, and I think they'll be trying 'way too hard on all of these movies.

I don't know if Shia LaBeouf is bringing his special brand of movie kryptonite to theatres this summer, but that kid can pretty much kill anything he touches. Any movie whose set he's walked through or near will be drained of all power to interest me.

Now, normally I'd rather light a candle than curse the darkness, but this year's Block-buster crop really has me living up to the Interwob's potential for negativity.

There's a second Transformers movie? But ... the first was so frikkin' painful.

GI Joe. I have no idea what they were even thinking.

Wolverine. Like inscrutable I think it could be good. That is not a prediction. More a hope.

Star Trek. I'm looking forward to this. Unlike many, I'm of the "fuck the canon, stick to the basic concepts" school when things are "re-imagined."

Watchmen. I'm looking forward to this, and largely my statement for Star Trek stands for this too. Movies aren't books, and by and large shouldn't be attempts to create them frame by frame (and this is where Sin City, which I enjoyed, fails as a movie).

Harry Potter. Stick to the rhythym, and they can't go too far wrong, if you can get past the cast that has aged a decade since the start fo the franchise.

Terminator. Like Alien, it is something that would have been done best with a single sequel.

Doug.

I voted for G.I. Joe, but when I read all the comments, I realized that I voted for what I feel will be the worst movie, not what I'll be most disappointed in. That's not right then, as I fully expect G.I. Joe to suck. The Superbowl trailer drove the final nail in that coffin.

I guess I would have to go with Wolverine, though it may go to Star Trek if it disappoints. I don't care much about Harry Potter, or Terminator, and I expect Watchmen to be good, in all honesty.

GI Joe, so not a Brit thing so wouldn't go see it anyway. Woverine, meh, yes it will probably suck but after X-Men 3 my expectations are fairly low (and I still get to stare at Jackman for an hour or two). Couldn't face the first Transformers, so couldn't give a monkey's about there being another one. Hairy Pothole interests me not at all, although considering they've seriously injured (i.e. naerly killed) Harry's stunt double I don't think its going to make it out this summer.

The Watchmen trailer is beautiful, but the the Star Trek one fills me with deep dread. And Karl Urban's in it for pity's sake! How badly can you miscast the role of Bones? (We were hoping for Gary Sinise at least).

There was so very much facepalm-inducing moments in the Trek trailers it boggles the mind. I'm willing to admit it might be an ok movie, but it definitely won't be for me.