War is a great topic for movies and a blessing for movie lovers with the visual effects, the character evolution, and the suspense. If you are a fan of war movies, here are some upcoming films that you should be anticipating.
1. Greyhound (July 10, 2020)
Initially, the movie was scheduled to hit the theater in the US on March 2020 before being postponed to July 10. With this movie, the WWII genre sees the return of Tom Hank.
2. Mulan (August 21, 2020)
The film was supposed to be released in March but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Disney decided to change the release date to August 21 this year. The trailer offers viewers surprising battle choreography, Zhang Yimou’s cinematography, Jet Ki and Donnie Yen. What else can you ask for?
This may be Disney’s first live-action that takes risks, adapting from the cartoon original. And there is no romantic lead, just Mulan kicking ass.
3. The King’s Man (September 18, 2020)
Matthew Vaughn, the director of Kingsman, returns with the series’ third installment.
You all know the story already. An evil international organization trying to use war to wipe out the whole world. And there will be one spy organization fighting back.
4. Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse (October 2, 2020)
Sicario 2’s director Stefano Sollima will be in charge of adapting and turning the Tom Clancy novel into a movie.
The film tells the story of a Navy SEAL who takes vengeance for his wife’s murder. Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse will have Michael B. Jordan as the main actor.
5. Top Gun: Maverick (December 23, 2020)
The original Top Gun hit the theater in 1986. And it has been over 30 years since then.
With Tom Cruise, the aging pilot has one more mission to do. There’s one thing you need to know. Tom Cruise will really fly his own jet in this movie.
6. News of the World (December 25, 2020)
Paul Greengrass from 22 July, Green Zone, and The Bourne Supremacy, decides to take a shot at the war genre with News of the World.
Starring Tom Hanks, the movie follows a Texan who goes on a mission to save a kidnapped girl. Viewers should be looking forward to the signature hand-held camera work of Greengrass.
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