DJariya

Since we're 4 days into 2022, might as well get this going. I'm sure a lot here don't keep up with every announcement and release date. There will be more that I see, but these are the ones I'm really looking forward to ever since they were announced.

Scream

The Batman

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Bullet Train

Top Gun Maverick

Jurassic World Dominion

Lightyear

Thor Love and Thunder

Black Adam

Mission Impossible 7

Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse Part One

Halloween Ends

Black Panther Wakanda Forever

Creed 3

Avatar 2 - Yes it's the cool thing to shit on this series, but I expect this to be an amazing visual experience

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom

TheMovieman

1. The Batman
2. Black Adam
3. Aquaman 2
4. Mission Impossible 7
5. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse

GoldenJCJ

1. Mission: Impossible 7
2. Top Gun: Maverick

A double dose of Cruise may be the only movies I see in theaters this year.

I haven’t been following the Avatar threads. Are theaters still planning on showing these in 3D?

JeffTheAlpaca

Top Gun 2 and Batman for sure and maybe Jurassic Park and Creed III though I was not asking for another Creed movie but will see it.

The rest don't care or know about.

DJariya

This is the complete list as of right now of everything scheduled to come out in 2022

JANUARY 2022

January 7 (Friday)

The 355
A Hero (Theaters)
King Car (Theaters)
See For Me (Theaters + VOD)
The Tender Bar (Amazon)

January 14 (Friday)

Hotel Transylvania: Transformania (Amazon)
Scream
Belle (Theaters)
A Cops and Robbers Story (Theaters)
The Pink Cloud (Theaters)
Shattered (Theaters)
The Tragedy of Macbeth (Apple TV+)
Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America (Theaters)

January 20 (Thursday)

Sundance Film Festival (until January 30)

January 21 (Friday)

The King's Daughter
A Hero (Amazon)
The Tiger Rising (Theaters)
WarHunt (Theaters + VOD)

January 26 (Wednesday)

Compartment No. 6 (Theaters)

January 28 (Friday)

Cyrano
Clean (Theaters + VOD)
The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild (Disney+)
Sundown (Theaters)

January 30 (Sunday)

The Beatles: Get Back (IMAX Only)

FEBRUARY 2022

February 4 (Friday)

Jackass Forever
Moonfall
The Wolf and the Lion
The Worst Person in the World (Theaters)

February 11 (Friday)

Blacklight
Death on the Nile
Marry Me
Bigbug (Netflix)
Catch the Fair One (Theaters)
I Want You Back (Amazon)
Indemnity (Theaters)
What About Love (Theaters)

February 18 (Friday)

Dog
Uncharted
Strawberry Mansion (Theaters)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Netflix)

February 25 (Friday)

The Devil's Light
Big Gold Brick (Theaters + VOD)
Let Me Be Me (Theaters)
Mothering Sunday (Theaters)
The Outfit (Theaters)

MARCH 2022

March 4 (Friday)

The Batman

March 11 (Friday)

Fear
Pixar's Turning Red

March 18 (Friday)

Downton Abbey: A New Era
Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre
The Unbreakable Boy
Unwelcome (Theaters)
Alice (Theaters)
The Torch (Theaters)

March 25 (Friday)

The Lost City
The Duke (Theaters)
Everything Everywhere All at Once (Theaters)

March 30 (Wednesday)

Nitram (Theaters)

March 31 (Thursday)

The Deer King (Theaters)

APRIL 2022

April 1 (Friday)

The Contractor
Easter Sunday
Morbius
You Won't Be Alone

April 8 (Friday)

Ambulance
Sonic the Hedgehog 2

April 15 (Friday)

Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
Thirteen Lives

April 22 (Friday)

The Bad Guys
The Northman
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

April 29 (Friday)

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Summer 2022

MAY 2022

May 6 (Friday)

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris

May 17 (Tuesday)

Cannes Film Festival (until May 28)

May 20 (Friday)

DC League of Super-Pets

May 27 (Friday)

Bob's Burgers
Top Gun: Maverick
Starbright (Theaters)

JUNE 2022

June 10 (Friday)

Jurassic World: Dominion

June 17 (Friday)

Pixar's Lightyear
Oh Hell No
The Forgiven (Theaters)

June 24 (Friday)

The Black Phone
Elvis Movie

June 29 (Wednesday)

Shotgun Wedding

JULY 2022

July 1 (Friday)

Minions: The Rise of Gru

July 8 (Friday)

Thor: Love and Thunder

July 15 (Friday)

Bed Rest
Bullet Train

July 22 (Friday)

Nope
Under the Boardwalk
Where the Crawdads Sing

July 29 (Friday)

Black Adam

AUGUST 2022

August 12 (Friday)

BROS
The Man from Toronto
Secret Headquarters

August 19 (Friday)

Beast

August 26 (Friday)

The Bride
Samaritan

August 31 (Friday)

On a Wing and a Prayer

SEPTEMBER 2022

September 9 (Friday)

Dark Harvest

September 16 (Friday)

Distant
The Woman King

September 23 (Friday)

Don't Worry Darling
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

September 30 (Friday)

Mission: Impossible 7

OCTOBER 2022

October 7 (Friday)

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - Part One
Till (Theaters)

October 13 (Thursday)

Meeting Kate (Theaters)

October 14 (Friday)

Halloween Ends

October 21 (Friday)

Ticket to Paradise

NOVEMBER 2022

November 4 (Friday)

Canterbury Glass
The Flash

November 11 (Friday)

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Spellbound

November 18 (Friday)

Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile
She Said

November 23 (Wednesday - Thanksgiving)

Creed III
The Fabelmans
Strange World

DECEMBER 2022

December 2 (Friday)

Violent Night

December 16 (Friday)

Avatar 2
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom

December 21 (Wednesday)

Super Mario Bros: The Movie

December 23 (Friday)

I Wanna Dance With Somebody
The Nightingale
Babylon (Theaters)

OldBoy

sounds good to me.

Gunde

Anything that's not Marvel or DC.

Rodney2187

Thor: Love and Thunder
Mission: Impossible 7
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Wakanda Forever
The Batman
Turning Red

But I'm anticipating these TV series more than any of those:

Andor
Obi-Wan Kenobi
The Bad Batch (season 2)
She-Hulk
Ms. Marvel
Moon Knight
The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
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Dan1boy

reading those last two posts back to back

TomOpus

Dr Strange
Top Gun: Maverick
Thor Love & Thunder
MI:7
Avatar 2

rocket1312

Is the new Fincher coming in 2022? If so, that's my pick.

Draven

The Marvel movies, Across the Spider-Verse and maybe Scream are the only movies I'm interested in dealing with a theater for.

Everything else will play great at home!

TomOpus

There's no date yet but his next movie, according to Wikipedia, is The Killer for Netflix.

asianxcore

Off the top of my head:

The Batman
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness
Havoc
Nope
The Northman
Scream
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Thor: Love and Thunder
Top Gun: Maverick

rocket1312

Oh, I know what the movie is. I just wasn't sure if it was coming this year. Seems like it's still up in the air.

After familiarizing myself with what's actually coming this year, I'll add:

Babylon
White Noise
Knives Out 2

milo bloom

Definitely Sonic 2 and kinda The Batman.

But like someone else said, the Andor and Obi Wan Kenobi series are really what I’m wanting to see.

Osiris3657

The Batman is easily #1. Glad it's coming out soon

story

There are only three movies that I'm very excited to see in the movie theater. All three are sequels, and the top two are sequels to movies I really, really enjoyed, while the third is based on a character's story I've come to appreciate:
1. Death on the Nile
2. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - Part One
3. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

If I take the great list DJariya made in his post, my list doesn't seem all that long. And I haven't done any research into creative teams, studios, descriptions, trailers, etc., so I don't know anything really besides titles, this is all based on recognition. The following are movies that I have lots, some, or a little interest in seeing but I'm not clamoring for them, nor am I necessarily going to go out of my way to go to the theater. I went to 11 new releases in the theater in July-December 2021. It's possible there won't be many more in 2022 for me, either.

Mike86

The Batman
The Flash
Mission: Impossible 7
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Thor: Love and Thunder

Maxflier

The Batman
Top Gun Maverick (if it ever fucking comes out)
Jackass Forever
Uncharted

MR Round

The Northman
Elvis
The Black Phone
Dont Worry Darling
Till
She Said
Babylon

Id be more excited for things if everything wasn't a Remake, Reboot, Rehash, Sequel, or so digital it might as well be a cartoon. I miss originality in film. Out of the whole year I'm really hoping The Northman turns out good, Anya Taylor Joy is great