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Now that the "Big 3" are released, which of the other 3,772 sequels are you looking forward to?

Definitely Harry Potter. Coolest trailer EVER.

And by the way, I think you're exaggerating. I only counted 3,765. (Wink.)

If Greengrass can pull of Bourne Ultimatum like he did with Supremacy, we're in for a treat then.

And I demand an even better car chase, with giant robots and heaps of explosions!

I don't know about giant, but isn't Matt Damon's acting a bit robotic?

I won' be seeing Bourne Ultimatum, just because I never saw Supremecy, and onyl just saw Identity on TV last night! Not a bad film.

I chose Harry Potter, not because I'm a fan, but because I've seen the first 4, I might as well see the next one.

Rush Hour 3! I love these movies and i can't wait for the third installment.Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are one of the best buddy teams ever.

Haha, there HAD to be a Rush Hour 3, because Chris Tucker's bank account is getting low on funds, and he hasn't done anything since, well, Rush Hour 1 and 2.

I'm personally a big fan of the onscreen combo of Jesus and Chris Tucker in "The Passion of the Christ 2 -- Crucify This".

Shryke42 wrote:

Definitely Harry Potter. Coolest trailer EVER.

Im really not seeing how that is the coolest trailer ever. Or movies for that matter. A bunch of kids playing with magic. Aside from the dragons...Lame.

You want a cool trailer I think your looking for Fantastic Four 2 my man. Whats cooler than a guy who can set himself on fire without being burned chasing a silver dude on a rad surfboard who can move through crap like its not even there around a city while destroying crap. Thats Cool. Especially when Surfer guy(Fishburne Alright!) is B slappin f'n missiles at the end. Thats gonna be one hell of a sequel.

Well I think we can all surmise from your name that you're prone to making outlandish comments. Such as your last for example. However, you don't truly believe that 'Fantastic Four - ROTSS' could better 'Harry Potter - OOTP' in any facet of the film industry.

If so, 'cRAzY', I'm all ears.

I kind of agree with Crazy. Although I do think Harry Potter will be the better film, but I won't be surprised if FF2 has some badass scenes that will make any fanboy orgasm and say '**** that was some ******* CRAZY-ASS **** **** ***** there!!!'.

Well I don't feel bad, leaving it to TF2. I can only expect a shit story line and a worse boxoffice result.

Fantastic Four will be better than Harry Potter. The odd numbered Harry Potter films suck the trailer is good but that doesn't mean anything. Fantastic Four will be a damn good movie and i know it will be good.Silver Surfer is bad ass and this movie will be bad-ass

Transformers2, have you been into the crazy juice again? No 'Harry Potter' film has ever done worse (if that's even the right word!) than $260 million domestically. FF2 looks cool -- I'll be there in theatres to watch it -- but I think it'll be an effort for the movie to hit numbers like that! 'Harry Potter' comes from better pedigree and the momentum of the final book in the series being launched one week after the movie makes it a juggernaut. I would go so far as to say it is even a safer bet than 'Transformers' from the week before (although giant robots beatin' the crap out of each other is cooler!

A_Roode wrote:

No 'Harry Potter' film has ever done worse (if that's even the right word!) than $260 million domestically.

Harry Potter and the Priosner of Azkaban only made $249,541,069 domestically.

And I must say even though it's an 'odd-numbered' film, I reckon it's the best one. Cuaron you beast!

Yeah, drinking those crazy juices again transformers?

I have this friend who hates all 'black and white' films. You remind me of him.

Transformers, you're conflating your opinion with that of a general audience. The fact is that Harry Potter has a much greater fan base than Fantastic 4, and with the final book out in July, I expect this film may do better than any of the others, 250-300 mil

I stand corrected Tuan! I was thinking the first was the lowest earner.

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