71 Most Anticipated Movies of 2014: ‘The Hunger Games,’ ‘Gone Girl,’ And More
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We waded through more than 600 films to bring you the best of 2014. From Wes Anderson and Paul Thomas Anderson movies to blockbuster sequels, here's what to watch for.
Disney
71 Most Anticipated Movies of 2014: ‘The Hunger Games,’ ‘Gone Girl,’ And More
'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit' (Jan. 17)
Anatoliy Vorobev/Paramount Pictures
'That Awkward Moment' (Jan. 31)
Nicole Rivelli/Focus Features
'Labor Day' (Jan. 31)
Dale Robinette/Paramount Pictures
'The Lego Movie' (Feb. 7)
Warner Bros. Pictures
'The Monuments Men' (Feb. 7)
Claudette Barius/Columbia Pictures
'Robocop' (Feb. 12)
Kerry Hayes/MGM/Columbia Pictures
'Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters' (Feb. 14)
Laurie Sparham/The Weinstein Company
'Winter's Tale' (Feb. 14)
David C. Lee/Warner Bros. Pictures
'Non-Stop' (Feb. 28)
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' (March 7)
Martin Scali/Fox Searchlight Pictures
'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' (March 7)
DreamWorks
'Grace of Monaco' (March 14)
David Koskas/The Weinstein Company
'Veronica Mars' (March 14)
Bell on the set of the television series "Veronica Mars" in 2006. (Denis Poroy/AP)
'Bad Words' (March 21)
Sam Urdank/Focus Features
'Divergent' (March 21)
Jaap Buitendijk/Summit
'Muppets Most Wanted' (March 21)
Jay Maidment/Disney Enterprises
'Noah' (March 28)
Niko Tavernise/Paramount Pictures
'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' (April 4)
Marvel
'Draft Day' (April 11)
'St. Vincent de Van Nuys' (April 11)
Fred Thornhill /Reuters
'Sabotage' (April 11)
Open Road Films
'Transcendence' (April 18)
Peter Mountain/Warner Bros. Pictures
'Walk of Shame' (April 25)
Mario Anzuoni/Reuters
'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' (May 2)
Niko Tavernise/Columbia Pictures
'Chef' (May 9)
Mario Anzuoni/Reuters
'Neighbors' (May 9)
'Godzilla' (May 16)
Kimberley French/Warner Bros. Pictures
'Million Dollar Arm' (May 16)
'X-Men: Days of Future Past' (May 23)
Alan Markfield/Twentieth Century Fox
'Maleficent' (May 30)
Disney
'A Million Ways to Die in the West' (May 30)
Lucy Nicholson/Reuters
'Edge of Tomorrow' (June 6)
David James
'The Fault in Our Stars' (June 6)
'22 Jump Street' (June 13)
Glen Wilson
'How To Train Your Dragon 2' (June 13)
Twentieth Century Fox
'Jersey Boys' (June 20)
Matt Sayles/Invision/AP
'Transformers: Age of Extinction' (June 27)
Andrew Cooper
'Tammy' (July 2)
Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
'Jupiter Ascending' (July 18)
Mark Blinch/Reuters
'Hercules' (July 25)
Gus Ruelas/Reuters
'Sex Tape' (July 25)
Luke MacGregor/Reuters
'Guardians of the Galaxy' (Aug. 1)
'Lucy' (Aug. 8)
Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty
'The Giver' (Aug. 15)
Carlo Allegri/Reuters
'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' (Aug. 22)
'Jane Got a Gun' (Aug. 29)
Luke MacGregor/Reuters
'This Is Where I Leave You' (Sept. 12)
Fred Prouser/Reuters
'Gone Girl' (Oct. 3)
Mario Anzuoni/Reuters
'Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day' (Oct. 10)
Andrew Winning/Reuters
'The Interview' (Oct. 10)
Kevin Winter/Getty for Comedy Central
'The Judge' (Oct. 10)
Claire Folger
'Interstellar' (Nov. 7)
'Dumb and Dumber To' (Nov. 14)
Hopper Stone/Universal Studios, via AP
'Fury' (Nov. 14)
Sony Pictures
‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1’ (Nov. 21)
Lionsgate
'Exodus' (Dec. 12)
Eric Thayer/Reuters
'Paddington' (Dec. 12)
‘The Hobbit: There and Back Again’ (Dec. 17)
Mark Pokorny/Warner Bros. Pictures
'Annie' (Dec. 19)
Fame Pictures
'Into the Woods' (Dec. 25)
Peter Mountain/Disney Enterprises
'Unbroken' (Dec. 25)
Fame Pictures
'Inherent Vice' (Date TBD)
Eric Charbonneau/Invision, via AP
'Serena' (Date TBD)
'Birdman' (Date TBD)
Valerie Macon/Getty
'Big Eyes' (Date TBD)
Frazer Harrison/Getty
'Magic in the Moonlight' (Date TBD)
Andrew Medichini/AP
'Foxcatcher' (Date TBD)
Scott Garfield/Sony Pictures Classics
'A Most Wanted Man' (Date TBD)
Sundance Film Festival
'Untitled Terrence Malick Project' (Date TBD)
Gary Miller/FilmMagic, via Getty
'Child 44' (Date TBD)
'How to Catch A Monster' (Date TBD)
Jason Merritt/Getty
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