Going in to 2021, it was hopeful that the movie business would be able to return to some sense of "normal". And while people did return to theaters, they were venturing out largely to see the major event movies while comedies, dramas and indie fare still struggled to get audiences back into seats. Now that there is a new variant of COVID, effecting the fully vaxxed and non-vaxxed alike, it's unclear how this will impact the upcoming release schedule.
Vulture have rounded out the slate of movies that are planned to be released throughout this upcoming year, highlighting forty-one that are of particular interest. I'm sure this list will inevitably change, with some films either being delayed or moved to streaming only, but it is a list filled with intriguing films; there are the expected sequels ("Jurassic World: Dominion", "Legally Blonde 3", "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom", "Thor: Love and Thunder" and the two-year delayed "Top Gun: Maverick") reboots ("The Batman", "Scream", "Texas Chainsaw Massacre") and some interesting original films ("Everything Everywhere All at Once", Robert Eggers' "The Northman", Baz Luhrmann's "Elvis", Damien Chazelle’s period drama, "Babylon" and Jordan Peele's "Nope"). And there is the very, long-awaited sequel to James Cameron's 2009 sci-fi adventure, "Avatar".
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