Nee posted his list, so I'll post mine. XD

Let's face it, it takes me a while to watch most movies unless I'm REALLY anticipating them. I'm still likely to avoid the movie theaters for my brother's sake, so most viewings will wait until home media releases. This list consists of movies that are scheduled to be released in 2022 that I have some interest in and/or will likely be Nee's pick for a Movie Date somewhere down the road. Whether they all become Movie Dates or not depends on things. ^^

I first wrote this list at the start of the year so these are my original first impressions. I have watched or seen new trailers with updated info for some of these since then.

Scream (5) -- 25 years after the first murder spree the quiet town of Woodsboro has a new Ghostface reigning terror on a new group of teens and survivors. It was my first real horror movie series and the first film series I introduced Nee to. I do have my concerns on how it will be handled though. The original director is dead, the original screenwriter is just an executive producer, and there are survivors from all four films appearing that I worry won't make it out a fifth time. I'm not sure if I'll consider it canon because of the former two things, but I wanna give it a chance.

The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild -- Possum brothers Crash and Eddie fall back into the Lost World where dinosaurs thrive and are reunited with their hero, eccentric adventurer Buck the weasel. I like the Ice Age series, and I certainly enjoyed Buck's character, but I don't have high hopes that it'll be a good movie. It was originally conceived as a series so the animation looks cheap in comparison, and I worry too much Buck will do more harm than good. But I will still give it a watch at some point.

Marry Me -- A teacher attends a concert with his best friend and daughter and after holding a sign that says "Marry Me" ends up marrying the pop star performer live on stage. This is on the list because I actually read the comic this movie is based on. ... They've changed a lot; names, added/removed characters, and they didn't even try to make the actors look like their comic counterparts. I remember after they get married they try to avoid the singer's father by going on an international journey, but it looks like they're keeping it pretty domestic. Still, it's a neat concept and I wanna see how it turns out.

Turning Red -- A Chinese-Canadian teen girl suddenly finds herself turning into a giant red panda whenever she becomes excited or stressed. It's a Pixar movie. Nuff said.

Morbius -- Marvel movie about the origins of Morbius, the Living Vampire. As Nee hasn't "forced" the Spider-Man Universe films on me yet I won't be watching it for a while. It's only a matter of time though; he got me the Raimi and Webb films for my birthday. X3

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 -- The sequel to the film where a anthropomorphic teen hedgehog named Sonic finds a family and a home. But his nemesis Dr. Eggman has returned to find the Master Emerald with Knuckles the Echidna, so Sonic must team up with a two-tailed fox named Tails to stop them. We saw the first one so we gotta see the sequel, y'know? Nee's pick.

The Bad Guys -- A Dreamworks film about a criminal gang of anthropomorphic villains trying to make good. Nee called dibs.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness -- I can't look up the plotline without risking spoilers for "No Way Home". X3 But it's part of the MCU, so I gotta see it for the other movies to make any sense. If there's any sense to be made. XD Goes without saying, but Nee's pick.

DC League of Super-Pets -- Superman's dog Krypto must save the Justice League with help from a group of super-powered shelter pets. ... Admittingly this one is more iffy. I'll have to see more trailers and reviews to be sure, but I usually like animated DC stuff.

Lightyear -- The origin story of the human character that inspires the toy character seen in the Toy Story films. OK, so I'm not really a Toy Story fan, but since this is more an origin story of the human Buzz Lightyear I might be more willing to sit through it. I'm sure it will also be Nee's pick.

Minions: Rise of Gru -- As of this writing we haven't watched the first Minions movie, so I'd rather not look at the plot outline. But it's only a matter of time. X3 And it will be Nee's pick.

Thor: Love and Thunder -- The fourth solo Thor film that I risk not looking up the plotline for. Also part of the MCU. Nuff said. Nee's.

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish -- The sequel to the original Shrek spin-off and I'm assuming genies are involved. Sheesh, this movie's been in various stages of development since 2012, so I'll believe it when I see a trailer. Still, I'll see it whenever it does come out because I like Puss. I just hope it's not overhyped or something.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One) -- Rather not check the plotline, but it's a Spider-Verse movie so-- Wait... Part One? Oh, [toast]. Hopefully any cliffhanger it has doesn't tick me off like Infinity War's did. Hopefully I can avoid the spoilers better than Endgame's. X3 Nee's pick.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever -- Besides knowing that T'Challa won't be in it I don't know much about this one, besides that it's yet another MCU piece. Yet another Nee pick.

Avatar 2 -- On Pandora Jake Sully and Neytiri have raised a family but an old threat returns to finish what they've started. The first of four planned sequels. Hoo boy. I don't know, it's been 13 years since the first one... maybe it can trick me into getting suckered back in.

Untitled Mario film -- ... I mean... maybe if I saw a trailer. I'm not gonna hate on it right yet just because of the casting choices. I can guarentee I won't subject Nee to it though.