50 most exciting movies coming in 2021
- 1/50
One Night in Miami (15 January)
Patti Perret - 2/50
Another Round (5 February)
Henrik Ohsten - 3/50
Cinderella (5 February)
PA Images via Getty Images - 4/50
The King's Man (12 February)
- 5/50
Promising Young Woman (12 February)
- 6/50
Nomadland (19 February)
Courtesy of SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES - 7/50
Coming 2 America (5 March)
Courtesy of Amazon Studios - 8/50
Chaos Walking (5 March)
Murray Close - 9/50
Supernova (5 March)
- 10/50
Tom & Jerry: The Movie (5 March)
- 11/50
Raya and the Last Dragon (12 March)
Disney - 12/50
The Many Saints of Newark (12 March)
Charles Sykes/Invision/AP - 13/50
Morbius (19 March)
- 14/50
The Boss Baby: Family Business (26 March)
Photo Credit: DreamWorks Animation LLC - 15/50
No Time to Die (2 April)
- 16/50
A Quiet Place Part II (23 April)
Photo Credit: Jonny Cournoyer - 17/50
Last Night in Soho (23 April)
- 18/50
Black Widow (7 May)
- 19/50
Godzila vs. Kong (21 May)
- 20/50
Spiral: From the Book of Saw (21 May)
- 21/50
Fast & Furious 9 (28 May)
- 22/50
Cruella (28 May)
- 23/50
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (4 June)
- 24/50
Ghostbusters: Afterlife (11 June)
- 25/50
Luca (18 June)
PIXAR - 26/50
Venom: Let There Be Carnage (25 June)
- 27/50
Top Gun: Maverick (9 July)
Scott Garfield - 28/50
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (9 July)
- 29/50
Minions 2: The Rise of Gru (16 July)
- 30/50
Space Jam: A New Legacy (16 July)
- 31/50
Uncharted (16 July)
- 32/50
Old (23 July)
- 33/50
Jungle Cruise (30 July)
Frank Masi - 34/50
The Suicide Squad (6 August)
- 35/50
Candyman (27 August)
- 36/50
Dune (1 October)
- 37/50
Respect (8 October)
Quantrell D. Colbert - 38/50
Halloween Kills (15 October)
- 39/50
The Last Duel (15 October)
AP - 40/50
Snake Eyes (22 October)
Getty Images for Paramount Pictu - 41/50
Eternals (5 November)
- 42/50
Elvis (5 November)
- 43/50
Mission: Impossible 7 (19 November)
Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Im - 44/50
West Side Story (10 December)
Photo by Niko Tavernise - 45/50
Spider-Man 3 (17 December)
- 46/50
The Matrix 4 (22 December)
Sygma via Getty Images - 47/50
Everybody's Talking About Jamie (TBC, cinemas)
20th Century Studios - 48/50
Army of the Dead (TBC, Netflix)
David M. Benett - 49/50
Don't Look Up (TBC, Netflix)
Boston Globe via Getty Images - 50/50
Red Notice (TBC, Netflix)
Tom Beasley
·Contributor
When we wrote our list of the most exciting movies coming in 2020 last year, we never expected that we’d still be waiting for so many of them. This has been a bizarre year and one that has forced movie studios to delay many of their biggest films.
But 2020’s loss is 2021’s gain and so there is an embarrassment of riches heading into multiplexes in the next 12 months, as long as cinemas are able to open and show these movies to us.
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