Courtesy of disney.com X-MEN APOCALYPSE “X-Men: Apocalypse” is the sixth movie in the franchise, and the eighth if you count the Wolverine spin-offs. Yet, unlike many franchises that suffer from franchise fatigue, this one seems to be immune to it. It has become slightly confusing due to time traveling, prequels and a younger cast. But the fun and quality remains. Director Bryan Singer knows how to make these movies. And whenever these movies are on the schedule, they’re often overlooked, but once one comes out, audiences fall in love with the film. Eventually, fans will need a break, but don’t count on this being the one that starts it. Courtesy of foxmovies.com most anticipated movies of 2016 ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY We know very little about the first of the scheduled three ‘spin-off’ movies, except that it’s a prequel. It centers around plans of a rogue team to steal information on the infamous Death Star and it has a terrific cast, such as Felicity Jones. It will be interesting to see how this movie fares as it’s not a continuation of the beloved “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” but will surely receive a box office boost simply by having the name “Star Wars” on the film. If it flourishes, Disney won’t ever stop making these films. They probably still won’t even if it tanks… á á á There are many other films that have moviegoers Like every year, there will be the disappointing flop, the salivating. The newest “Ghostbusters” film is led by blockbuster hit that comes out of nowhere, and the movie four fantastic female actors. Will CGI ruin what made you think will be awful but pleasantly surprises. That's the original so special? And did they wait too long for a what makes going to the movies all the more fun. Thanks sequel/reboot? The new Harry Potter spin-off of sorts, to streaming services and people buying affordable high “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” starring quality televisions, audiences seem to be spending less Eddie Redmayne, will excite fans of the series who miss of their time at their local theaters. But the potential for it, but has the magic worn off without Harry, Ron and a great year in the movies is there. Let’s just hope the Hermione? wealth is spread around more films this year than last.
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