Summer Blockbusters: 15 Must-See Movies Hitting Theaters Soon
Get ready for a summer filled with blockbuster movies catering to all tastes, from sequels and reboots to animated comedies and LGBTQ+ films. Here are 15 highly anticipated titles hitting theaters soon.
Kicking off the season is a horror parody series reboot featuring the Wayans brothers spoofing recent horror hits like "M3GAN" and "A Quiet Place."
Steven Spielberg's latest film delves into the existence of aliens living among us, with Josh O'Connor playing a cybersecurity expert uncovering a long-standing cover-up.
Hugh Jackman stars in a dark take on the Robin Hood legend, portraying a critically injured and remorseful version of the iconic character.
"Toy Story" characters return to the big screen to battle a child-friendly tablet that threatens to take over a young girl's life.
A supernatural force threatens the love between two teenage boys in a conservative Christian community in Australia, leading to a harrowing ordeal.
Two fishermen find themselves transported 30 years into the past after boarding a mysteriously reappeared fishing boat.
Kara Zor-El, Superman's cousin, takes center stage in a new DC Universe film as she fights to save her dog Krypto from an intergalactic villain.
The seventh film in the "Despicable Me" franchise is a 1920s-set prequel where Hollywood Minions attempt to summon a real monster for their own movie.
Dwayne Johnson returns in a live-action remake of an animated sequel, playing Maui opposite a new character on a quest to save her island.
Christopher Nolan's star-studded epic retells the story of Odysseus with Matt Damon leading an ensemble cast.
An action-packed film set in 1970s Detroit follows an ex-con seeking revenge with minimal dialogue and maximum action.
In the aftermath of "Spider-Man: No Way Home," Peter Parker faces new challenges and physical changes as he confronts a new threat.
A queer director takes on a horror franchise reboot with the help of an original lead actress in this unique film.
David Robert Mitchell's mysterious film follows an '80s suburban family as they encounter strange occurrences in their neighborhood.
In a long-delayed comedy, Wile E. Coyote hires a lawyer to sue Acme Corp. for faulty products, leading to a mix of animation and live-action hijinks.
Don't miss these exciting films coming to theaters this summer, offering a diverse range of genres and stories for moviegoers to enjoy.