My Most Anticipated Movies of 2020

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2019 was a great year for movies and cinema in general. 2020 promises to be equally as good. 

 Twelve months ago I started Mac's Movies with a blog post entitled My Most Anticipated Movies of 2019.Therefore it seems fitting that I start the new year with My Most Anticipated Movies of 2020. So here are the ten movies that I am most looking forward to, and if any of them have already released a trailer I have attached a hyperlink to it.

10. Ghostbusters: Afterlife (UK Release Date. 10 July 2020)

09. Morbius (UK Release Date. 31 July 2020)

08. 1917 (UK Release Date. 10 January 2020)

07. A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood (UK Release Date. 31 January 2020)

06. No Time to Die (UK Release Date. 2 April 2020)

05. Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (UK Release Date. 7 February 2020)

04. Eternals (UK Release Date. 6 November 2020)

03. Wonder Woman 1984 (UK Release Date. 5 June 2020)

02. Tenet (UK Release Date. 17 July 2020)

01. Black Widow (UK Release Date. 1 May 2020)

 Black Widow is easily the movie I am most excited for in 2020. A solo outing for a beloved character that has been a long time coming. What could possibly go wrong?

 I hope to eventually review all of these movies, but I don't think I can see some of them at the cinema because of their certification.



Comments

  1. Stuart Glen1 January 2020 at 12:19

    I'm also looking forward to The Rhythm Section, A Quiet Place II, Mulan, The New Mutatnts, Greyhound, Stillwater and Dune. Lots to look forward to.

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  2. Juglansnigra1 January 2020 at 16:15

    Looking forward to Black Widow

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