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When it comes to big summer movies, R - ratings can be a bit of a risk.

Sony also dated two other big summer movies for 2014.

Fans of Disney's original animated classic and those who appreciate big summer movies have probably circled this as one of the big must - own releases this holiday season.

This Week: Kevin gears up for the big summer movies by celebrating the lesser summer movies of Mother's Day weekend.

They also dissect the validity of Battleship as a big summer movie and Taylor Kitsch's viability as a big movie star.

The 7.1 DTS - HD master audio, meanwhile, flares and engulfs the way you expect a big summer movie to.

Iron Man 3 is the first big summer movie and it delivers on that level.

That makes the next big summer movie after those Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, so get ready for the marketing for that film to increase.

20th Century Fox released this little movie in July of 1979 when the studio's big summer movie, Alien, was still dominating at the box office a couple of months into its long run.

In fact, they just released animated previews for their big summer movie, Cars 2, which remind us that «only bad guys drive distracted.»

I'm betting this will be a big summer movie — and will probably give a big push to See's upcoming release, Dreams of Joy, as well.

In the video, which features grand action shots and sequences, Druckmann calls Uncharted 4 a «playable summer blockbuster» not unlike a big summer movie.

Not exact matches

Anyway, Cineplex needs big summer blockbusters to lure people into theatres, and that's harder to do these days when consumers have so many other ways to watch movies, especially through streaming services like Netflix.

Hudson Square Research analyst Jeffrey Logsdon points out that this year's movie crop is smaller than in the summer of 2013, but the bigger factor behind the current summer slump could be quality.

Had Marvel served up another big helping of the same big, dumb action fare that's dominated summer movies for the last 40 years, the MCU has enough built - in fans to propel Guardians 2 to the top of the box office.

Moviegoers are finally about to get a break from all of the big - budget summer blockbusters and superhero action movies, as studios move away from large - scale spectacles...

Moviegoers are finally about to get a break from all of the big - budget summer blockbusters and superhero action movies, as studios move away from large - scale spectacles in favor of award - season prestige films.

Summer opens the door for slower days, going to the beach and watching movies on the big screen in the park.

/ / The biggest movie of the summer also happens to be another favorite.

Summer opens the door for slower days, going to the beach and watching movies on the big screen in the park.

Marvel Comic's leading series, The Uncanny «X-Men», makes its mark on the big screen with this summer's hit release of «X-Men: The Movie».

Following Orgazmo (1997), the Parker film that Stone produced, and BASEketball (1998), in which he starred with Parker, South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut hit movie screens across the country during the summer of 1999.

A big slice of «meh» dumped into the no man's land between Ready Player One and a certain high - profile Marvel movie, Rampage is an afterthought that barely qualifies as a distraction for those waiting for the summer blockbuster season to kick off in earnest.

I'll be honest, this movie was a big disappointment, and my least favorite of the summer so far.

The editing is off and there's an event that takes place within the third act that felt forced but in a summer filled with big popcorn movies it's good to get a small treat brought to us by the great Cameron Crowe.

The editing is off and there's an event that takes place within the third act that felt forced but in a summer filled with big popcorn movies

An historical aside: The big movie of 1975 was «Jaws,» which created the phenomenon of the summer blockbuster and made Steven Spielberg one of the most famous men in the world.

This weekend's Kong: Skull Island (read our review), directed by Jordan Vogt - Roberts, promises to be a full - on monster mash that'll usher in an early start to the summer movie season, and I personally can't wait to see the big guy do battle with, well, other really big guys.

That means he's got a super meaty role in two of the biggest movies of the summer.

Quick review: «The Shallows» No film may have gotten a bigger pass from consumer movie critics so far this summer than «The Shallows» (don't worry «The BFG» is right around the corner).

Big summer blockbusters are so rarely optimistic that it's tricky to know how to take this movie, its utopian view of the future is a refreshing antidote to both dystopic - nightmare thrillers and those blood - boiling, doom - and - gloom...

The big - budget, summer tentpole release of the Fantastic Four continues our look at the Marvel movie lineup.

An exclusive look at the making of the summer's biggest action movie, «Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles» with Megan Fox and Will Arnett.

But the summer of 2003 saw «Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl» become a monster hit, launching one of the biggest modern - day franchises, stretching to four movies to date, and turning Depp from beloved oddball to global megastar.

We'd be remiss in not mentioning the biggest movie story of the year so far, Joss Whedon «s «The Avengers,» which isn't just the third biggest movie of all time at this point, but also a tremendously entertaining summer blockbuster, one of the better examples of the form in recent years.

As Marvel prepares for its big Avengers movie next summer it was important to introduce the genesis stories for the remaining cast including Thor and Captain America.

It occurs to me that when I was the age Monster Trucks was made for, I had to wait until the summer to see a movie this big.

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After the summer movie season was kicked off in style a few weeks back with The Avengers, cheap it's difficult to accept a big - budget movie like Battleship that often settles for being ordinary.

After a summer slew of big - budget studio films, it can be difficult to find, sit down and watch a movie with more modest origins.

While the summer movie season always comes with its slew of big blockbusters — some good, some bad, few memorable — anticipation is very high for Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation.

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The movie puts Ridley Scott's latest up against Warner Brother's big move releasing Annabelle 2 as a summer movie.

It's a sign of the changing of the times that 15 years ago this combination of A-list stars would have been one of the biggest events of the year, whereas now Money Monster is a sleeper bit of counter-programming for viewers seeking out a more adult alternative to the mammoth blockbusters flooding in for the summer movie season.

Both films made a big introductory splash at San Diego Comic - Con last summer to the most hardcore of movie geeks and since then, have both had very intense, action - packed and downright cool movie trailers.

«Iron Man 3», «Man of Steel» and «The Wolverine» are the big 3 superhero movies of summer 2013 - but which one was YOUR favorite?

Legend Of Tarzan footage reaction: David Yates brings footage of his big summer event movie to a special preview in London.

Stranded inside this too - big - to - fail summer blockbuster is a cheap and cheerful B - movie waving its arms around, desperate for rescue, and that movie is performance - driven.

No doubt: The World War II movie that hit big at the summer box office garnered eight nominations, including the first directing nod for Thomas» husband, Christopher Nolan, and a best picture nomination for both of them.

This summer will bring Cars 3 to theaters, but it's just one of two new movies from Pixar Animation hitting the big screen this year.