OK, I change my mind. The Muppets and (possibly) Breaking Dawn.
Sherlock Holms, Puss n Boots, The Three Musketeers, and Mission Impossible 4.
I plan to watch Drive Firday. I am also looking forward to Puss and Boots and Ides of March.
I guess Puss N Boots. Least is Breaking down.
I might be a little excited for Puss in Boots now if any of the Shrek characters are in it.
It looks good so far.
I’m personally excited for Puss n’ Boots because he is not only my favorite Shrek chracter, but the movie look pretty cool too.
I kind of take back of what I first said about Puss in Boots. It does look pretty decent and could possibly be a good spinoff. I just hope they end the entire Shrek series here.
Agreed Ballboi. But I think it wouldn’t surprise me that Dreamwork would tackle another Puss n Boots adventure, regardless how good or bad the Puss n’ Boots movie does.
I think they should only have one movie for him, if they want to make a short though, more power to them.
I guess I wouldn’t mind a short as well, but I think that Dreamworks should give it a break.
If they do ake a sequel, at least it’s not Shark tale 2.
If a Shark Tale 2 ever gets made then I’ll avoid it since I hated the first film. Same goes for a Bee Movie 2. It really wouldn’t supprise me at all if DW’s announces a Puss in Boots sequel since film studios always tend to announce sequels nowadays. I mean, a Smurfs 2 was announced only a few days after the first one came out.
Smurfs 2? Are you kidding me?
Yeah, Sony announced it for a 2013 release.
I’m looking forward to 50/50, Mission Impossible Ghost Patrol, The Muppets, and Puss in Boots.
Tintin
The Muppets
50/50
Edit: I forgot about Mission Impossible. I’ve never seen a Mission Impossible film, but I want to support Brad Bird’s first live action film.
I might of been a little interested in Arthur Christmas if it was in claymation rather then CGI.
Here’s the movies I plan to see
*Warhorse
*The Muppets
*Puss in Boots