5 Most Anticipated Hollywood Movies Of 2020

Published on March 19, 2020

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Many think 2020 is the year of Hollywood blockbusters, sequels of successful titles, and fresh movie adaptations of your favorite characters.

But the most successful Hollywood has gotten was in fact 2019 with the release of Avengers: Endgame and many others that took the world by storm.

Does this mean that 2020 will be a bad year for movies? Of course not. So far, we’ve seen Joker get an Oscar as well as the likes of Parasite and many others.

2020 has not been bad for Hollywood so far, nor will it be. We’re still in March so there is plenty of time for new releases to show what they’re made of. To put things into perspective, we’re here to bring to you the top 5 most anticipated Hollywood movies of 2020.

1. A Quiet Place Part II

Release date set on the 20th of March this year, the sequel to the mega-popular science fiction horror film “A Quiet Place” sees us follow Emily Blunt and her children cope with life without John Krasinski.

If haven’t seen part 1 then we suggest you do so, and perhaps even skip this next section. But at the ending of the first part, we saw how John Krasinski sacrificed himself to save his children from the monster.

In a way, John was protecting them by offering himself instead. The film’s main antagonists are in the fact the monsters that have super hearing. They navigate through hearing hence why the title of the movie is labeled the way it is.

Judging from the trailer that dropped a while back, we’re in for a heck of a nail bitter. And while John won’t act in the sequel, he is the lead director.

2. Wonder Woman 1984

History remains the main theme of the latest Wonder Woman movie, with the previous one earning an impressive $821 million worldwide.

But that was in 2017 and fans were calling for a sequel as soon as possible. Well, we got an answer to that calling on June the 5th this summer. The director of the film, Patty Jenkins, also happens to be the co-writer. If we take the prequel into account, and the success it enjoyed, we’re almost positive that Wonder Woman 1984 will be just as successful.

But let’s talk a little about the movie itself. Well, there is nothing to talk about really since we only have a trailer and no plot available. What we can say from the trailer is that Diana (Gal Gadot) has a cool new golden armor. Oh, and Steve is back.

3. The New Mutants

The New Mutants is the latest and probably the last movie installment of the super-popular X-Men series. This movie will be the 13th installment, and boy is the hype around it real.

According to some people, the New Mutants has some pretty big shoes to fill. Others don’t have any real expectations; an opinion solely based after the latest X-Men mess-up that was Dark Phoenix.

But real superhero film fans cannot wait for this one. The cast is also a completely new one, as Maisie Williams Charlie Heaton and Anya Taylor all making their first X-Men appearance.

The plot follows all three protagonists, and others, as they try to escape the secret facility that experiments on the next generation of mutants in the world.

The release date for The New Mutants is April 3rd, and you can watch the movie for free at Couchpop.com.

4. Top Gun: Maverick

Set to be released in US cinemas on June 26th, we’ve got yet another blockbuster to look forward to this summer. This time, it’s Tom Cruise.

Top Gun: Maverick is a sequel to the original Top Gun; the one we all know and love. At what cost, you might ask? At the cost of a 34-year wait.

But the original need for speed sees Maverick train Goose’s son this time.

The plot of the film is all about Pete Mitchell. Tom Cruise plays an important role, but the movie follows Pete as a courageous test pilot that advances up the ranks in the Navy.

What the audience should expect from this movie is a lot of action, but also a lot of drama.

5. No Time to Die

Who doesn’t love a James Bond movie? Well, No Time to Die is the latest James Bond movie, and the last that Daniel Craig will appear in.

The director of the movie is Cary Joji Fukunaga, the director of True Detective Season One, and expectations are certainly high.

The past few James Bond movies weren’t up to the standards, so No Time to Die naturally comes with high anticipation. Rami Malek, Mr. Queen himself, joins the cast as the main antagonist.

Also, at the recommendations of Craig, the product employed Phoebe Waller-Bridge to come and give the script a bit of flair. According to reports, this is only the second time that a female scriptwriter has worked on a Bond flick in its history.

This, naturally, means that there will be a lot more humor and a heck of a lot more feminism in the movie. Some have openly stated their displease at the matter, while others have welcomed it as a breath of fresh air.

One thing is for certain, though, that No Time to Die comes with a high level of expectation and anticipation.

Honorable Mentions

While these movies aren’t the only ones that the public expects to perform big at the Box Office, they are the ones that we anticipate the most.

We wouldn’t be fair if we didn’t give out honorable mentions to some truly amazing movies that are about to come out in 2020. The list includes the following:

Mulan – March 27thBlack Widow – May 1st
Fast & Furious 9 – May 22nd
Ghostbusters: Afterlife – July 10th
TENET – July 17th
Bill & Ted 3 – August 21st
The Witches – October 16th

Not all of these will be instant hits at the Box Office, but all America can do is hope and wait for the best.

Daniel Craig Parodies “No Time to Die” on SNL

Published on March 8, 2020

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The new long-awaited James Bond movie “No Time to Die,” as recently announced, has been delayed due to Coronavirus. Although the film was postponed, Daniel Craig decided to cheer his fans up and host Saturday Night Live.

Daniel first recalls his last show hosting, back in 2012. Then, he tells that people consider him a suave, sophisticated man like James Bond is, and says: “Which I have to admit I kind of am.” After his monologue, he gave the audience a little sneak peek of “No Time to Die” in SNL style.

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In the video, Daniel, as James Bond, enters the casino dressed up in a perfectly fitting tuxedo, and tells Chloe Fineman: “I always thought your game was stealing state secrets.” James is up to the mission, but then he throws a winning dice and gets distracted.

The winning continues, and he calls himself “the king of the jungle.”

Craig combines acting and comedy in a way that only he can. This hilarious parody of the “No Time to Die” will leave the James Bond fans curious about the actual movie.

Every Event, Film, and TV Show Canceled Due to Coronavirus

Published on March 7, 2020

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Here is a complete rundown of all the ways the Coronavirus is changing the entertainment landscape around us.

The Coronavirus outbreak is disrupting enjoyment activities in Hollywood and around the world, such as theatrical releases and launches of movie festivals and TV conferences.

We will continue to update this web page with the breaking news concerning production delays, competition cancellations, release date changes, and more enjoyment disruptions as a result of the Coronavirus.

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Major streaming companies, such as Apple, Netflix, and Amazon, have all pulled out of the 2020 SXSW Film Festival. The occasion remains on schedule to release this month.

MipTV, the international TV conference held each spring in Cannes, has canceled its 2020 edition because of coronavirus fears.

Universal, MGM, and Bond producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli have driven back the discharge of “No Time to Die” till November 12 in the U.K. Also, Universal had canceled the movie’s China premiere.

The China release of its own family blockbuster “Sonic the Hedgehog” is canceled because of the coronavirus. Other movie releases that have been not on time or canceled in China encompass Universal’s “1917,” Searchlight’s “Jojo Rabbit,” and Universal’s “Dolittle.”

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The Filmmaker Jia Zhangke delayed the production of his next movie indefinitely. The challenge became set to start filming in April. “We nevertheless can’t clearly do all the pre-production stuff to have this happen in April,” he said.

Also, Wong Kar-wai has put the production of his next feature, “Blossoms,” on hold because of the coronavirus.

The 2020 Thessaloniki Documentary Festival in Greece has been delayed as well. The festival was supposed to start on March 5 in Greece and run through March 15. However, the organizers are hopeful the event can be rescheduled.

Then, the inaugural Red Sea Festival in Saudi Arabia has been canceled.

Disney canceled the two-day European press launch for Disney+. They will promote the new platform online instead.

Producers of “The Bachelorette” have canceled the upcoming season’s trip to Italy.

“No Time To Die” Postponed Because of the Coronavirus

Published on March 5, 2020

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The new long-expected James Bond movie, called “No Time To Die,” was scheduled for April this year. Recently, the Universal and Bond producers announced that the new James Bond movie will be presented on the big screen eight months later. Their decision is due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus spread causes cinemas around the world closing their doors, and this would mean that half of the world would not be able to watch “No Time To Die” even if they wanted to.

The founders of MI6 Confidential and The James Bond Dossier wrote in their open letter: “Just one person, who may not even show symptoms, could infect the rest of the audience….This is not the type of publicity that anyone wants.”

The film will be released in the U.K. on November 12, 2020 with worldwide release dates to follow, including the US launch on November 25, 2020.

— James Bond (@007) March 4, 2020