No 6. Prometheus

Release date: June 8

Prometheus follows a team of explorers on a ship of the same name that discovers a clue to humankind’s origins, leading them on a path that ends with a battle to save the future of mankind.

Scriptwriter Damon Lindelof had this to say about the movie: “Over time, the movie began to become much more original. Although there might be some familiar things from the Alien universe, this movie has a mind of its own.”

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No 5. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

Release date: June 22

This is the perhaps the ultimate retelling of Abraham Lincoln’s life, obviously not realistically. This film is based on the novel of the same name by Seth Grahame-Smith, which follows the secret identity of Abe as an axe-wielding hunter seeking revenge on the vampires who murdered members of his family.

Here is a trailer of the book, if it helps, as the trailer for the movie isn’t out yet.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NloMDZVFi4E[/youtube]

No 4. The Amazing Spider-Man

Release date: July 3

So here is the official reboot of the Spider-Man series; a new cast and a new story run this movie that sees Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) develop spidey superpowers while, at the same time, trying to figure out his own mysterious past.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EATN_L1WDw[/youtube]

No 3. The Expendables 2

Release date: July 20

After watching the original, I definitely was left wanting for more of the jaw-dropping fights and explosions.

Some of the actors to appear in this movie are Stallone, Schwarzenegger, Van Damme and Norris – fetch that. The Expendables’ job for Mr. Church (Bruce Willis) goes wrong when an enemy (Jean-Claude Van Damme) kills one of their own. The team then sets out to destroy a deadly weapon and get revenge for their fallen brother.

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