>>23401154 (OP)Most of this Poll isn't /m/ related market research-san
And "excited"? In this economy?
The only things I'm remotely interested in
>Alien: Earthdoesn't really look like it captures any of the dreamy vibe I like from the original Alien stuff or Ridley Scott's prequels. At this point idk if I like Alien as a brand as much as I like Ridley Scott and his style of sci-fi.
>Tron: AresHaven't even bothered to watch the trailer. I saw the poster on /tv/ and saw people posting about it being set irl instead of the grid.
>Predator: BadlandsProbably more interesting to me than the first two, but the protagonist predator design is anatomically inconsistent with every other entry in the series (except for Prey, which I also hate the look of), so I'm just like - fuck it looks like some kind of off-brand Aldi Predator movie. Otherwise approaches the most interesting ideas to me, with the alien planet, the cyborgs, seems to kind of have the energy of an 80's sci-fi fantasy movie like Krull or some shit, I like the Predators as characters. It has the most (as in amount) interesting ideas. Shame it's so visually off-putting I have no real interest in seeing it.
>Godzilla: Minus One sequelNeed to see the first one. It's something I actually will watch.
Although I'm kind of suspicious about how it showed up and was met with near universal praise from the press instead of generating any real word of mouth.
Shin Godzilla instantly intrigued me with its trailers. It was haunting.
Minus One looks ok, but idk if anything about it really entices me.
>live action GundamUh ... I am morbidly curious. Gundam is pretty important to me and I wouldn't be able to forgive a live action fuckup. On the other hand if a live action movie actually manages to do it justice I'd be pretty happy.
>New Ridley Scott Alien filmWait, what? Yes please let Ridley do what he wants.
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