Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2022 + Movie Review: Licorice Pizza + Trailer Park: Moonfall

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I think two is going to be a year for movies, and I don't think we've had a great year for movies since twenty nine. Of course, changed the world completely, and it turns out one really wasn't the bounce back I was expecting. We really didn't get any big blockbusters until summer. But NOWE I have some pretty big expectations all these movies on this list. Just by these top ten alone, I think it's gonna be a great year for movies. And I'm recording this the week of January tenth, so at the time, these are all current release states. If you're listening later, maybe some of these have changed, hopefully not. But let's get right into the list. At number ten, I am going with the new Jordan Peele movie called Nope, coming out on July two. I'm a big fan of Jordan Peel's work. I think he really won me over with get Out, which was a really great suspense horror movie that came out back in twenty seventeen, and since then he's also given us Us that came out in twenty nineteen, and now two he has his new third full feature and there's really not a whole lot of details about this movie yet aside from the poster, but given a great track record that he has to get Out in US, I just love the mind of Jordan Peele. I love the vision that he has in his movies. I love the one word titles, so I almost like when you don't know a whole lot of details about a movie, but going into it knowing that you love the director, knowing that you love their style. And I'm just a big fan of horror movies. I can't wait to see this movie and hear more about it. So at number ten, I'm going with nope. At number nine is a movie that was supposed to come out on July twelve. It's been delayed so much. I think this was even on my list last year. But at number nine, I'm putting Top Gun to Maverick, which is coming out on May two. Like I said, it was supposed to come out on twenty nineteen, that got postponed to June twenty and then was supposed to come out in one and is now hopefully coming out in two. And for me, I'm not even the biggest Top Gun fan. I would go as far to say is I'm really not a fan and of any Tom Cruise movie, to be honest, But knowing how much he put into this movie to make it great and to make a sequel to a movie like Top Gun, That's why I'm interested in it. I'm curious to see how well this movie plays out. And I asked this question on Twitter and Facebook, and I feel like a lot of you agree with me. Is you're wanting to see this movie. We've been waiting to see it for so long, to the point to where I wondered if this movie even still existed, and just knowing the kind of person that Tom Cruise is when he's making a movie, he goes to extreme lengths to his own stunts. He learned how to fly the planes in this movie to make it seem more realistic, and the training that the actors went through to make this movie as realistic as possible. I'm looking forward to seeing that. And from the trailers that I've seen, the cinematography looks pretty groundbreaking on this movie. It really looks like it's gonna make you feel like you're in that setting there with the characters. So I also think that is why they have delayed this movie so much, is because it does warrant the big screen, and also, as a Tom cruisees ego, he wants it to be a blockbusters success internationally, and he wants the most people to be able to see it and go to the movies. He's a big proponent of that, so it looks like he will end up getting his way on this release again. That comes out on MAO, so that would be a big summer release, and I'm putting that one at number nine. At number eight, I'm going with The Flash, which is coming out on November four. And if it wasn't for me watching the Snyder cut of Justice League over the break, I probably wouldn't have put this on my list. But I finally had time to watch that movie, and I remember when I saw the Justice League in theater when it first came out. The Flash was really the only new character that I was excited about. I was already into Wonder Woman because of her cameo and Batman versus Superman, but he was the new character that came from Justice League that I was like, Oh, that's actually like a fun character, has a cool superpower, a portrayal of that. It's almost like d C. Spider Man in a way. And after watching the Snyder cut of Justice League, which I was really kind of hesitant to watching, I put it off for a very long time because I didn't want to watch a four hour long movie. But it was able to flesh out the characters a lot more than I was expecting the Flash included, So coming off of watching that and anticipating and seeing some things I'm seeing around this movie, like Michael Keaton cast is Bruce Wayne, I think this will be a very critical step for d C and their success kind of going into this year. And I think if they're able to make the Flash work and for audiences to like to Flash, that would be a pretty big win for them. So I'm curious to see how this one plays out. So at number eight, I'm going with the Flash. At number seven, I'm going with a very anticipated sequel for a lot of reasons, and it is Black Panther Waconda Forever, coming out on November eleven, and I think, above everything, this movie is going to have a very big emotional connection with people because of the passing of Chadwick Boseman and the decision to not recast anybody to play Black Panther, instead focusing on the character of a sister in the movie. So I really want to see how they addressed that in the movie, what villains they will bring into the movie, but above all, to see if it kind of meets up to the standard that Black Panther created, the critical acclaimed that it acquired after it came out, and now being kind of noted as one of Marvel's most respected franchises. I'm really hoping the movie does well. Can't wait to see this one, so I put it at number seven. At number six is maybe a movie you didn't think I would put on this list because I'm not really that big of a fan of it. I think the first one is actually one of the most overrated movies of all time. But at number six, I'm going with Avatar Too, from director James Cameron, coming out on December six, And the reason I put that on my list is because I'm just curious to see how a sequel does. That comes thirteen years after of a movie that really changed the landscape of film back in two nine when it came out because it did, you know, use some different technology. Three D really became a thing after Avatar and above the story above, the characters like that just all really meant nothing to me in that movie. It was the visual aspect of Avatar which made it so successful. Because I think here, thirteen years after, it's not really a movie people want to go back and watch. I rarely hear anybody talking about Oh I randomly put on Avatar the other day. That doesn't really happen. So that kind of came and win. Three D was a real trendy thing, a real kind of a fat of filmmaking for a while. But I haven't seen a three D movie in a very long time. I never really got into it. So here in a movie that was so record breaking because of the technology used, you come out with a sequel thirteen years later, which is a weird time to come out with the sequel. You either have to have it, I feel like a few years after or like way way later, kind of like top Gun to where people are like, oh, yeah, I remember that movie. Um, I really want to see a sequel Like this is kind of at a weird time to where it's not super recent, but it's also like not a nostalgia thing. So I'm just curious to see how Avatar to performs at the box office. That's why I'm anticipating this one. I just want to see if it even meets up to that first one, if people even care about this anymore. And I am kind of predicting that it's going to fail. Living up to that same hype. The only thing I feel like Avatar two has going for it is the release date. Coming out around the holidays, it's the big time where people are going to the movie theater. It's also a big time for Oscar Worthy movies. I think I'll have a little bit more of a gauge once the trailer for Avatar two comes out and seeing what it looks like. But at number six, one of my most anticipated movies of the year is Avatar to getting into the top five now. I think the reason this one is made my top five is because it's coming off of Spider Man No Way Home and a Number five is Doctor Strange Into the Multiverse of Madness, coming out on May six, directed by Sam Raimi, who did the original Spider Man trilogy with Toby maguire and before whenever Marvel announced all of its big movies coming out over the next few years. I remember seeing Doctor Strange Into the Multiverse of Madness and not being excited at all about this movie. I just haven't been the biggest fan of Doctor Strange. I thought him in the Avengers movies was alright, solo film, nothing really to write home about. But seeing him in Spider Man No Way Home and how he connects that story into this movie. I'm a lot more excited about this one. And this is the first movie I've seen that's taken not only for movies in the m c U, but also from the Disney plus Marvel shows. And having Spider Man No Way Home as a lead into this movie really kind of helps build a hype around It helps people who maybe haven't seen the original Doctor Strange, like me, aren't the biggest fan of his character, want to see this movie. So at number five, I'm going with Doctor Strange into the Multiverse of Madness. At number four is a movie that I think will really play on my heart strings and I'll feel like a kid again watching this movie. And it is a light Year starring Chris Evans, coming out on June seventeen, and there's a lot of reasons I'm excited about this movie. I think they are fully done making what we know as Toy Story movies. They should have ended it at Toy Story three would have been perfect, but we got Toy Story four just kind of just the epilogue on the entire franchise. But now we're seeing movies inside of the Toy Story universe, but completely their own stories, and that's what this one is about. You have Chris Evans voicing buzz light Year, and it's not the toy. This is instead they described it as this is the movie that Andy from Toy Story watched that made him want to own a buzz Lightyear toy. So it's based on buzz Lightyear the person, not Buzz Lightyear the toy, which is why it's not voiced by Tim Allen. And this movie has been described as a love letter to sci fi. It's said to pull a lot of inspiration from Star Wars, and if you take a character like buzz light Year inside of this Toy Story, world member Zurg and all these other cool sci fi elements that have only been toys up to now, you get really the makings of a great animated sci fi story. And I love that they have Chris Evans as Buzz Lightyear. I think he will bring a lot of life to the character. And if a Buzz Lightyear prequel proved to be successful, maybe we get a woody prequel and who knows other characters from Toy Story, But at number four, I'm going with light Year coming out on June. All right, coming up next, I'll give be my top three most anticipated movies of two and also a bunch of honorable mentions because there's really a lot of great movies coming out this year. We'll do that after this. All right, back here with my top three most anticipated movies of two and at number three is spider Man Across the Spider Verse Part one. Now, spider Man Into the Spider Verse was one of my favorite theater experiences in a very long time, because, if you know by listening to this podcast, Spider Man is my favorite superhero and I felt like watching Spider Man Into the Spider Verse was like seeing my nerdiest, wildest dreams of Spider Man as a kid, and what a Spider Man movie could be really come to life. And that movie really kind of changed what I come to expect from an animated movie, what I come to expect from any kind of superhero story, and really made me feel more connected to a Spider Man origin story than I've really ever been, and it's why it's my favorite Spider Man movie personally. So I'm really excited to see how they continue this story, how they choose to build out this entire world because I almost feel like it's a really big playground where anything can happen. There are no rules of what characters you can incorporate, of what storyline you have to follow. There's no expectations set of what a Spider Man movie should be. And I feel like this movie is really for the fans, like the hardcore fans of Spider Man and the hardcore fans of animation and at the core of Spider Man into the Spider Verse. It's just a really good movie that you can watch over and over again. So this one comes out on October seven, and I hope it is everything we're wanting it to be. At number two is another movie that was supposed to come out last year, but as of now, I've been following on socials and all the news. It looks like it is all good to go for February four, and it is Jackass Forever Now. Jackass premiered on MTV back in two thousands, and I was nine years old and it completely changed how I view comedy. And I was thinking about this, and I think Johnny Knoxville and the Jackass screw don't get enough credit for what they bring to comedy and how Jackass and the movie franchise really changed Internet humor and really changes what we find funny. Like they are the o g s when it comes to pranks, when it comes to doing stupid things that harm yourself. But at the heart of Jackass, what I loved about them and their pranks and their takes on humor is it all was geared towards making fun of themselves, to inflicting paint on themselves, sometimes just getting reactions out of people. It was never hurtful anyway, or like these dumb YouTube pranks where it's like, oh, I just punched you in the face, but at the prank because I'm filming good for YouTube like that. It's nothing like that. And what I loved when they switched from Jackass the TV shows to Jackass the movies is they were able to do whatever they want completely uncensored. But not only that, the Jackass movies really tear down any rules when it comes to filmmaking. It's straight up skit after skit after skit, and it's hilarious, but it doesn't have to follow up plu online. When you watch a Jackass movie, it's unlike watching anything else, and it's an experience in theaters where you're laughing with other people, where you're cringing with other people. I mean, just is a really fun time. And I know the stars of Jackass just kept getting asked over and over and over, will you make another movie? We make another movie now that you're older, And I love that they're going through with this being in their forties and their fifties. In a way, I feel like they kind of adapted to that. They also brought in some new cast members to be a part of it, and I was watching a trailer for it and seeing the new cast members, and it's so cool to see people like me who grew up watching them on MTV and watching the movies now being a part of it and hanging out with them and seeing these larger than life characters and doing dumb things with them while making a movie. I feel like that aspect to it is really good to kind of bring it full circle for me while watching this movie. So at number two coming out next month on February four, I'm going with Jackass forever. And at number one is a movie. With every clip I see of it, everything I read about it, I get more and more excited about it. And it is The Batman, coming out on March fourth, and this looks like a Batman movie unlike one we've ever seen before. I know people would argue that it kind of looks like the Christopher Nolan, darker, grittier Batman, but the vibe I get from watching the trailers to The Batman, not only does it have this darker, grittier tone, I feel like Batman, the character himself in this movie, played by Robert Pattinson, almost doesn't even have like a hero vibe. And that's what I'm hoping comes out of The Batman is it doesn't feel like a comic book movie, doesn't feel like a superhero movie. From what I've seen, it almost looks like Batman isn't as beloved in this story. It looks like the storyline focuses a little bit more on people questioning his status as a vigilante. And the villains in this movie don't feel as comic book to me. You know, I felt like Joker and Bain were a lot larger than live characters, but in this movie, the Penguin and the Riddler have almost more of a realistic feel to them, like they're just crazy people that could be living in our world now, and I really like the style of how they look in this movie, and not only that, it looks a lot more violent. You didn't really get a whole lot of blood in the Dark Knight trilogy, but I'm kind of feeling that here. I'm feeling like we could see Batman actually take out some people. I know killing is not necessarily his thing, but I'm kind of getting this tormented vibe from the way Robert Pattinson looks in this but once against the official rating they're saying PG thirteen, But man, if this movie ends up being right at our I could definitely see it going there. The movie I'm most anticipating this year is The Batman on March fourth, but there are really some other great movies coming out this year that also in my honorable mentions. Also from Marvel, you have thor Love and Thunder coming out on July eight. You have Jared Letto as More Bious, which is supposed to come out this month on the twenty, but has now been delayed until April one. I can't wait to see what universe that movie falls into. Another movie from d C with the Rock Black Adam comes out on July nin The Rock got super ripped up for that movie. If you follow him on Instagram, he went to very extreme links to look like a ripped up superhero. And that's saying a lot from somebody at the stature of the Rock already, But I think that one could be good. Martin Scorsesey has a movie coming out this year, hopefully Killers of the Flower Moon with Leonardo DiCaprio. You have the new Screen movie coming out this Friday, Sonic the Hedgehog two on April eight. Jurassic World Dominion comes out on June, which is always a fun summer franchise. You have the Elvis movie with Tom Hanks coming out on June. Mission Impossible seven coming out on September could be a very big year for Tom Cruise that both of his movies come out on time. And then you also have Halloween Ends coming out on October. I wasn't the biggest fan of Halloween Kills, and I feel like they probably made both of these movies at the exact same time, but hopefully Halloween Ends is the better half. I'm just such a big Michael Myers fans that's a big fan of the original Halloween that I have to see every Michael Myers movie. And above all, I'm just happy that we have a lot of new movies coming out in May. Everyone's box office numbers match the anticipation. There's another movie you're excited to see this year. Just send me a tweet at Mike Destro, comment on my Facebook page, or send me an email movie Mike d at gmail dot com. I want to get into a spoiler free movie review. Now, let's talk about Liquorice Pizza to the new coming of age comedy drama starring Alana Heim and Cooper Hoffman, who was actually the son of Philip Seymour Hoffman. I have a lot of opinions about this movie. I've never felt so con linked while watching a movie. And before I get into my full review, here's just a little bit of the trailer. So, how did you become such a hotshot action showman? That's what I'm meant to do. Our Rhodes took us here. They're not my director. Do you really want to see my boobs? Can touch them? See tomorrow. So what this movie is about Alana Heim's character who if you're not familiar with her, she is a member of the Rock band him and here's a little bit of their song, Little of Your Love. She plays a five year old woman who meets this fifteen year old kid played by Cooper Hoffman, and he is this up and coming actor. He's been in like this famous production of this TV show. And they meet at school. She is working for this company who does photographs and takes like your book photos for the school, and they developed this relationship where he likes her and she kind of plays into it. And it's that's why I felt so conflicted of watching this movie, because she states that she is at least twenty five years old, and she clearly knows that he is fifteen years old. Now, the relationship in the movie is him trying to win her over him trying to get Alana Heim's character to like him. And I just felt a little bit conflicted about the age gap, because while the movie does a good job at portraying, you know and otherwise taking out age out of it. It's a good love story, it's just weird to say. It was hard for me to root for them because of that age gap. And I know it's said in the seventies, and I know as I watched the movie play out. It almost seems innocent enough, but it's still that's what it is, that the ten year age gap between these two character terrs. So while I enjoyed the comedic aspect of it, it was just hard for me to be fully invested in that part of the movie. What I did really enjoy about this movie was one the aesthetic of it. I watched it in thirty five millimeter, which, if you're not familiar with film formats, it's basically what the vinyl experience is to music for movies, and this movie was originally shot in thirty five millimeter, which has been around forever. It's basically like was the standard back in the day when you're shooting on film, and now it's kind of kind of like vinyl is. Like people who are really hardcore about making movies and sticking to that aesthetic, people like Quentin Tarantino or in this case, Paul Thomas Anderson who directed Liquorice Pizza. It's really valuing how your movie is shot and also how it's shown. And what I kind of took away from watching this movie is I was just almost more interested in the aesthetic of this movie, and the reason I really wanted to go watch it was mainly because how it looked, and when you watch something in thirty five millimeter, it feels very warm. You see the grain on the screen, you see the crackling. At one point I was looking for it and I noticed when they switched from one reel to the next, because there's a little bit of like jitter on the screen. So the movie nerd in Me and the film nerd in Me really love that aspect of it. Now, that's all due to Paul Thomas Anderson, who directed this. He's also actually directed a lot of music videos for him, which is a lot of reason of the casting of Allana Heim and also her sisters. The other members of him are also featured in this movie, and their parents. The thing I didn't like about this movie, aside from the questionable relationship, was for such an indie feeling movie, for such a you know, kind of just a slice of life movie, it was pretty long at two hours in thirteen minutes, and it felt two hours and thirteen minutes. I felt like in the last twenty minutes I was like, Okay, we can kind of wrap this thing up. It's just hard when a movie that kind of has such a slow pace as this movie does continues to go on and on and on. I feel this way when I watch Judd Apatel movies. It almost feels like a little self serving to the director to keep you there that long. I don't know, it's kind of Paul Thomas Anderson's thing. He has made nine feature films and only two of those come in at under two hours. So for this one. If this movie would have been an hour forty five an hour fifty max, I probably would have liked it a lot more. But aside from that, it is a fun movie. I thought they captured the seventies in Los Angeles pretty well. It almost romanticized that period of time, and it really captured kind of the feeling what it would be like living in Los Angeles in those times. It kind of reminded me also a little bit of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, even though that movie was said in nineteen sixty nine. I almost felt like I was watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood crossed with Napoleon Dynamite. It just had that kind of feel to me. And then I really loved that a lot of actors in this were unknown actors. For some of them, their very first time acting like the leads alta Heim and Cooper Hoffman, but then had like this splash of a list actors with Bradley Cooper, whose character was pretty hilarious. His whole plot line in the movie was probably my favorite, and Sean Penn also had a pretty good part in the movie. So when it comes down to it, I did like this movie, but I don't think it's for everybody. And I know I'm in a very kind of indie Oscar season right now, so unless you're super into those kinds of movies, I don't think this is the movie for you. And again, it was just so hard to be fully invested in this movie given that age gap. It's just a weird feeling when you forget that and you're just taking it in for the movie that it is the relationship to portraying. You're like, oh, I hope this works out in the end, and you're only wait a minute, no, that's illegal. So I probably would have rated this a little bit higher if they would have just given them normal ages in a normal relationship, But then you wouldn't have this movie. So what I would give Licorice pizza is three at a five pinball machines. It's still in theaters now, but if you really wanted to see it, you could probably just wait till you can rent it or stream it online. So that's my review of the movie. And I do want to mention that I was recently rejected by Rotten Tomatoes again and appreciate everybody with the comments online. If you want to see my rejection email, I actually tweeted it out on my Twitter at mikedistro, just to show you know, sometimes you got to share your your fails and your losses in life. And this has been the second time I'd applied to Rotten Tomatoes. And the real reason they gave me is that I didn't have a big enough body of work. I haven't been doing something for what they describe as needing two years of reviewing experience. I've been doing this podcast now for over two years. I've also on the Bobby Bones Show, been reviewing movies since I started in Nashville back in so I almost feel like they didn't look at my application. And for me, it's not even the biggest goal of like wanting to be a Rotten Tomatoes critic. I mean, I have this podcast where I do my reviews and I share them with you. I have you guys here, So it's kind of just been that Raw Tomatoes was like the first thing that really inspired me to review movies. It's the reason I started reviewing them on Snapchat and Instagram back in the day, which eventually evolved into me starting this podcast. And I think for me, I would just like to be able to contribute to that number for all the movies I watch, you know, that percentage score, which I know a lot of people who don't listen to this podcast or you want to see another movie that you're gonna check out, like we go to Rotten Tomatoes sometimes, and I think it would just be cool to add that other level of having some credibility to this podcast, to be unapproved Rotten Tomatoes critic. But I guess this year is in my year. They said I could submit again in September, so I will. Maybe after doing this podcast for almost three years, they'll accept me. But thanks everybody for the support on that, Thanks everybody for the comments and the tweets. I'm just here to say, don't give up on your dreams. If you don't get invited to the party, just throw your own party. All right now, it's time for the part of the podcast where I break down movie trailers of movies coming to you very soon in theaters and on streaming, in a segment we call it's time to head down to movie Mike Trail Laura Paul and this episode has been very focused on new movies. So there's only one trailer I really want to share with you this week, and it's a movie called Moonfall, which is in the disaster film category, which I feel is a very underrated category. And I'll get into that all here in a second, but here's just a little bit of Moonfall, which is a movie about an astronaut and a conspiracy theorist traveling into outer space to stop the Moon from crashing into the Earth. Yes, that's what it's about. Here's a little bit of Moonfall. I needed to get me in touch with NASA immediately. Well, NASA and I aren't really on speaking terms these days. That will change when you tell them that the moon is out of all the snow. Need to panic, No crazy, Why are they lying about all this? It's too late to stop. OK. So, immediately after watching this trailer, I kind of thought it was a twin film of Don't Look Up, which a twin film is. Whenever Hollywood rushes to put out basically the exact same movie around the same time. We see this a lot, and they're competing to get you know, the box office numbers to get it out there first, so obviously and Don't Look Up, you have the comic coming towards Earth, and here it's kind of the same thing, but with the moon. The difference about this movie, I feel it leans a little bit away from like the satirical look and that kind of comedy to kind of more of the disaster film element with a little bit of comedy too. And the reason I feel disaster movies are underrated is because they're not really meant to be taken that seriously. They're almost like a guilty pleasure category for me. Movies I don't expect to go into watching the best thing I ever watched, but seeing something soil verdic list as a plot of people trying to stop the moon crashing into the Earth and just seeing what that looks like visually, like it's almost like a dream you would have in seeing a movie made about that, and this one, I feel like it's a little bit self aware and plays into that with you acting in it, the jokes they make, and I hope that it's not taking itself too seriously because it looks kind of dumb. To be honest, it looks almost so dumb though that I love it for that. It's a charming quality of the disaster film. And Moonfall comes out on February four, so we don't have a lot of time to wait to see this movie. Kind of a slow time for movie trailers right now. So that's all I wanted to share with you on this episode. This makes addition of movie laws, so that will do it for this week's episode. But of course, every single week I give a shout out to a listener who tweeted me, send me a d M, send me an email, Movie Mike d at gmail dot com. It's my shout out to the movie crew, which are the listeners of this podcast. This week, I'm going over to Twitter and this tweet is from at Adam Kramer thirty five, who tweeted me a picture of his car dashboard and it said listening to the podcast while waiting to get my oil change. Adam, I see you checking out the top five interviews. Hopefully it was able to make the mind numbing experience of waiting for your oil to get changed a little bit more bearable. So shout out to Adam. I encourage those pictures. Let me know how and why you're listening. I also had another tweet I wanted to share from Michelle Coleman, who tweeted me and said, listening to your podcast and need your advice. Started watching The Suicide Squad on the plane forty minutes in and loved it. Do I finish watching that one or go back and watch the original Suicide Squad first? And I said, well, if you were forty minutes into the Suicide Squad, which is the James Gunn version that came out last year, you're gonna love the rest of that movie. That was one of my favorite movies last year. And honestly, it's a much better movie than the original Suicide Squad. And the thing about these Suicide Squad is you don't need to watch the original to get that one at all. I feel like it's pretty self contained. Maybe you don't have as much backstory on some of the characters, but that entire movie lives in that world. Now, if you finished watching the Suicide Squad and just completely love the concept. Don't want to see more about those characters. Go back and watch the original one, which came out back in but be prepared that it's not up to that same quality. I don't think Suicide Squad deserved as much as the hate as it got. I think it's still a pretty fun movie, but it just didn't exactly capture what that movie could have been. So appreciate that question. If you have a movie question that you want me to answer, I'll do them here. Just tweet me or send me an email. Thanks everybody for listening. I hope you have a great rest of your week. Go out and watch good movies, and I'll talk to you next week. Later