{M:H:O} Top 50 biggest Upcoming Movies of 2010

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Excited yet? We look at the 50 biggest movies of 2010.

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�Alice in Wonderland
Release Date: March 5
Starring: Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter
Why Itll Be Big: Tim Burtons take on this beloved tale takes place when Alice (Wasikowska) is a teenager, meaning well get a whole new twisty adventure � hosted of course by the wonderfully weird Mad Hatter (Depp as a Madonna lookalike?). Judging from its extraordinary trailer, this very Burton-esque trip will be a wonder in itself.

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�Iron Man 2²
Release Date: May 7
Starring: Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Mickey Rourke, Scarlett Johansson
Why Itll Be Big: As if the promise of RDJ reprising his career-rejuvenating role as wisecracking billionaire playboy-turned-superhero Tony Stark werent enough, this go-around adds Rourke as formidable Russian foe Whiplash and Johansson as sexy double agent (we think?) the Black Widow. This puppy is bulletproof.
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�Shrek Forever After
Release Date: May 21
Starring: Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy
Why Itll Be Big: Though �The Third was a disappointment, �Shrek remains one of the best animated franchises around, and really the only �toon that can rival Pixar in side-splitting humor thats friendly to both kids and adults. As per tradition, this final installments packs some exciting new voice talent, including John Hamm and Craig Robinson.

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�Sex and the City 2²
Release Date: May 28
Starring: Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon
Why Itll Be Big: The girls are back! Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte will �Carrie on� in this sequel to �Sex and the City, which assures fans they �havent seen anything yet.� Based on the trailer, this means a possible wedding (Samantha?), a Moroccan getaway and Carrie in a �Jadore Dior� t-shirt (OK, that weve seen before).

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�Toy Story 3²
Release Date: June 18
Starring: Tim Allen, Tom Hanks, Michael Keaton
Why Itll Be Big: The gang is back, and this time theyre in 3-D. Newcomers Keaton (who plays a Ken doll) and Whoopi Goldberg (whos finally back in a movie!) join Hanks, Allen and the rest of the toys in their mission to escape a day care center � to which they were donated by their college-bound owner. Expect another funny, heartfelt mega-hit (Pixars 11th straight). |

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�The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
Release Date: June 30
Starring: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner
Why Itll Be Big: Lets be honest, Bellas (Stewart) reunion with vamp love Edwards (Pattinson) is the #1 reason Twi-hards will head back to theaters for the insanely popular franchises third installment. But more love triangle drama, sexy werewolves (led by breakout star Lautner) and Bellas �immortal� decision may also have something to do with it.

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�Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Pt 1²
Release Date: Nov. 19
Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint
Why Itll Be Big: If you have to wonder why itll be big, then wed like to escort you out of that cave where youve been living. David Yates returns to direct this penultimate film in the series, in which Harry, Hermione and Ron leave Hogwarts to find and destroy Voldemorts Horcruxes. Breaking J.K. Rowlings final book into two parts will allow the filmmakers to be even more faithful to the books than theyve been previously � so even die hard Potterheads should walk away happy.

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�The Losers
Release Date: April 9
Starring: Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Chris Evans, Zoe Saldana
Why Itll Be Big: Its hard to say whether this spring actioner (about a group of mercenaries taking revenge against the corrupt government) is shooting to be this years �Watchmen (minus the gargantuan expectations) or �Wanted (minus the Angelina Jolie). Based on a lesser known Vertigo comic, itll be considered a success if it mirrors either in box office returns. 

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�Kick-Ass
Release Date: April 16
Starring: Aaron Johnson, Nicolas Cage, Chloe Grace Moretz
Why Itll Be Big: Forget �Fanboys � this is the comedy for and about fanboys that fanboys have been waiting for. Teen Dave Lizewski (Johnson) transforms himself into an ass-kicking superhero (superpowers not included) in this buzzed about fantasy comedy. Oh, and we get to see McLovin act like hes a superhero. Sold!

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�Jonah Hex
Release Date: June 18
Starring: Josh Brolin, Megan Fox, John Malkovich
Why Itll Be Big: Fanboys have been drooling over the adaptation of this comic-book Western ever since it was announced, and its not hard to see why: Its got Josh Brolin as a badass gunslinging bounty hunter, John Malkovich as his sinister nemesis and Megan Fox accentuating her acting talents in a bust-ballooning corset. Need we say more?

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�Tron: Legacy
Release Date: Dec. 17
Starring: Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Bruce Boxleitner
Why Itll Be Big: When the first footage from �Tron: Legacy was unveiled at Comic-Con in 2008, the crowd hushed ¦ then went crazy. This sequel to the 1982 film brings back Jeff Bridges as Kevin Flynn, except this time its son Sam (Hedlund) who gets pulled into the weird universe of Tron where his dads been living. And if you thought all that neon cyber-stuff looked cool in the 80s, just wait until you get a look at the upgrade.
�The Green Hornet
Release Date: Dec. 22
Starring: Seth Rogen, Christoph Waltz, Cameron Diaz
Why Itll Be Big: The Green Hornet strikes again! Seth Rogen and his �Superbad collaborator Evan Goldberg wrote this adaptation of the radio show and TV series, so that takes care of the funny; Michel Gondry (who co-wrote the story for �Eternal Sunshine with Charlie Kaufman and wrote and directed �The Science of Sleep) is directing, so that takes care of the visually inventive and wonderfully strange. As for Rogen as a superhero, well, he didnt lose all that weight for nothin.

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�Youth in Revolt
Release Date: Jan. 8
Starring: Michael Cera, Portia Doubleday, Zach Galifianakis
Why Itll Be Big: Its been called �Fight Club meets �Superbad (a lot). Based on the novel by C.D. Payne, �Youth is a role-reversal of sorts for its star Michael Cera who plays Nick Twisp, a dorky, sex-obsessed teen who develops a bad boy alter ego (a mustached Frenchman named Francois) to help him get a girl. Cera fans will eat it up.

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�Valentines Day
Release Date: Feb. 12
Starring: Half of Hollywood, including Julia Roberts, Jessica Alba and Jessica Biel
Why Itll Be Big: Where did they cast this one, the SAG Awards? Also starring Ashton Kutcher, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift, Bradley Cooper, Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Garner, Jamie Foxx and more (many more), it follows several couples as they make or break their relationships leading up to the most hated/loved made-up holiday of the year.

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�Cop Out
Release Date: Feb. 26
Starring: Bruce Willis, Tracy Morgan
Why Itll Be Big: Originally boasting the not-so-marquee-friendly title �A Couple of Dicks, Kevin Smiths buddy cop comedy may have underwent the most clever name change ever (get it, �cop out�?!). It also gives Morgan, the zaniest of �30 Rock zanies, a long-awaited big-screen star vehicle (�G-Force notwithstanding).

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�Hot Tub Time Machine
Release Date: March 19
Starring: John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson
Why Itll Be Big: The timing couldnt be better for this time-travel comedy. Hot on the heels of that phenomenon �The Hangover, we get another R-rated laugher about man-children navigating hazy terrain and featuring highly respected comic actors on the cusp of breaking out (substitute Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms with Corddry and Robinson). And lest we forget¦ John Cusacks being funny again!

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�Date Night
Release Date: April 9
Starring: Steve Carell, Tina Fey, Mark Wahlberg
Why Itll Be Big: NBC Must-See TV hits the big screen, with Carell (�The Office) and Fey (�30 Rock) starring as a married couple who try to keep the spark alive by going on a date night ¦ but end up just trying to stay alive when gun-toting thugs mistake them for James Franco and Mila Kunis. We see the resemblance.

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�Get Him to the Greek
Release Date: June 11
Starring: Russell Brand, Rose Byrne, Jonah Hill
Why Itll Be Big: In this sequel of sorts to �Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the madcap Brit Brand gets the star vehicle he deserves, reprising his role as rocker Aldous Snow, who must rely on a record company intern (Hill, in a new role) to escort him to a high-profile gig at L.A.s Greek Theater. One upside from the get-go: less naked Jason Segel.

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�Grown Ups
Release Date: June 25
Starring: Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Kevin James
Why Itll Be Big: Hit machine Sandler recruits not only Rock and former fake onscreen lover James, but also Rob Schneider and David Spade (two funnymen seriously hurting for another movie hit); they play five old high school pals who reunite to honor the passing of the old coach. So yes, its sort of like �The Big Chill ¦ with a lot more fart jokes.

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�Little Fockers
Release Date: July 30
Starring: Ben Stiller, Teri Polo, Robert De Niro
Why Itll Be Big: �Meet the Parents raked in $166.2 million and its sequel �Meet the Fockers a staggering $279 million domestically. We can only assume that the third installment  which finds Gaylord Focker (Stiller) and his wife (Polo) raising 5-year-old twins  will do enough box office to rival �Avatar. Joking aside, �Fockers films are always a hoot, and this one adds Harvey Keitel, Jessica Alba and Laura Dern to the mix.
�The Other Guys
Release Date: Aug. 6
Starring: Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Michael Keaton
Why Itll Be Big: Action-comedies are hit-and-miss (Ferrell and Wahlberg are partners-in-crime-solving), but Ferrell-and-Adam McKay movies are nearly all hits (�Anchorman, �Talladega Nights and �Step Brothers). Factor in Wahlbergs first comedic act since Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch (too easy!) and this makes a case worth investigating.

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�Your Highness
Release Date: Oct. 1
Starring: James Franco, Danny McBride, Zooey Deschanel
Why Itll Be Big: Once one of the most cherished directors in Indiewood after films like �All the Real Girls and �Undertow, it seems David Gordon Green found a new calling after the success of �Pineapple Express. But the title leaves us a bit dazed and confused: Is this fantasy about a prince (Franco) and his lazy brother (McBride) saving their Medieval Kingdom another stoner comedy?
�Due Date
Release Date: Nov. 5
Starring: Robert Downey Jr., Zach Galifianakis
Why Itll Be Big: These days, audiences will watch RDJ in anything, so a raunchy road-trip comedy directed by �Hangover helmer Todd Phillips and co-starring that movies breakout buffoon Zach Galifianakis isnt going to be a hard sell. Downey stars as a dad-to-be racing cross-country for the birth of his first child, while Galifianakis plays the offbeat traveling companion whos also the trips heaviest baggage. Sounds like it could be this generations �Planes, Trains and Automobiles.
�Gullivers Travels
Release Date: Dec. 22
Starring: Jack Black, Emily Blunt, Jason Segel
Why Itll Be Big: Jack Black has always been larger than life ¦ and hell appear even more so as the titular journalist shipwrecked on an island of miniature folk called Liliputians in this comedic reimagining of Jonathan Swifts classic novel. While the premise undoubtedly will provide bountiful cause for Black to showcase his slapstick strengths, were hoping hell tone the schtick down just a bit. After all, hed crush half of Liliput with just one of his patented rooster dances.

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�Green Zone

Release Date: March 12
Starring: Matt Damon, Greg Kinnear, Amy Ryan
Why Itll Be Big: Tired of waiting for the fourth installment in the �Bourne saga? This might as well be it, with director Paul Greengrass and star Matt Damon reuniting for the based-on-real-life tale of a badass CIA operative on the hunt for WMDs in Iraq.

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�Clash of the Titans
Release Date: March 26
Starring: Sam Worthington, Gemma Arterton, Liam Neeson
Why Itll Be Big: The 1981 man-vs.-Greek-gods epic, beloved for its delightfully campy special effects, gets a modern makeover complete with rock music, eye-popping F/X and �Avatar star Sam Worthington as Perseus, a human forced to battle kings, snake-headed Gorgons, optically challenged witches and a gargantuan Kraken. And, yes, we dig the �Damn the Gods� tagline.

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 �Robin Hood
Release Date: May 14
Starring: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Mark Strong
Why Itll Be Big: Forget the green tights and feathered cap. The legendary tale of the man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor gets the gritty �Gladiator treatment courtesy of Crowe and director Ridley Scott. Judging by the trailer, they should scrap formality and rename the character Maximus Robinhoodimus Meridius.

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�Prince of Persia: The Sand of Time
Release Date: May 28
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Gemma Arterton, Ben Kingsley
Why Itll Be Big: Most of the buzz around this epic adventure has surrounded Gyllenhaal 2.0s buffed-up physique (hey Jake, which ways the beach?), but Disneys adaptation of the popular videogame should be able to lure those rabid swashbuckling �Pirates fans as they anxiously await Captain Jacks fourth go-round.

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�The A-Team
Release Date: June 11
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jessica Biel, Sharlto Copley
Why Itll Be Big: The long-awaited big-screen version of the beloved 80s TV serial finally hits screens, updating the story so that the rabble crew of Vietnam vets-turned-mercenaries are now Iraq War vets. The casting is pitch-perfect (Neeson as Hannibal, Cooper as Faceman, Biel as a hot chick), and the nostalgia factor is high  so as long as director Joe Carnahan and co. bring the action and the cheeky humor, thisll be a grade-A smash.

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�Knight and Day
Release Date: July 2
Starring: Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard
Why Itll Be Big: Smiling wide and kicking butt (just the way we like him), Cruise is in full-on �Mission Impossible-meets-Tropic Thunder mode as a secret agent out to save the world  and make audiences laugh in the process. His �Vanilla Sky co-star Diaz ups the comedy quotient, and the trailer alone reminds us why these two are among the worlds biggest stars.

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�Salt
Release Date: July 23
Starring: Angelina Jolie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Liev Schreiber
Why Itll Be Big: Angelina Jolie in an action thriller, as a CIA agent accused of being a Russian spy? Do you remember the last time we saw Jolie with a gun (ahem, �Wanted)? There will be ass-kicking. Oh yes. There will be ass-kicking.

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�The Expendables
Release Date: Aug. 13
Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li

Why Itll Be Big: With a cast that spans four decades of old and new action stars (other players include Bruce Willis, Mickey Rourke, Arnold Schwarzenegger (!), Eric Roberts (!!) and Dolph Lundgren (!!!), we have two questions about this actioner about an all-star team of mercenaries in South America: A) How in the world could you not be curious? And B) Has there ever beentoo much �action hero� in one movie?

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�Shutter Island
Release Date: Feb. 19
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo
Why Itll Be Big: Buzz was high for this Martin Scorsese thriller based on Dennis Lehanes novel ¦ when it was supposed to come out last fall. And then (for reasons unknown) it was moved to February, not usually the breeding ground of Oscar-caliber films. But that doesnt mean this film about U.S. Marshals hunting an escaped mental patient wont scare the bejeezus out of us, and possibly even scare up an award or two.
�Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps
Release Date: April 23
Starring: Michael Douglas, Shia LaBeouf, Carey Mulligan
Why Itll Be Big: Face it, Gordon Gekko cant be stopped. Its 20 years later and the ex-Wall Street bad boy has been released from prison (somewhat) reformed. But thanks to his beautiful young daughter (Oscar contender Mulligan, for �An Education) and her go-getter fiance (LaBeouf) hes forced to face Wall St. and the oncoming economic doom he can be blamed for in this ever-so-topical sequel from Oliver Stone.

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�Inception
Release Date: July 16
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Why Itll Be Big: Have you seen the trailers? Theyre freaking amazing  not that we expect anything less from �The Dark Knight auteur Christopher Nolan. Sure, were still a bit hazy on the plot  something about Leonardo DiCaprio stealing ideas from peoples minds  but the imagery and tantalizing teaser clips are 100% intriguing.
�Eat, Pray, Love
Release Date: Aug. 13
Starring: Julia Roberts, Javier Bardem, James Franco
Why Itll Be Big: The big-screen adaptation of Elizabeth Gilberts best-selling memoir probably wont draw a huge male audience (unless theyre dragged along for date night), but we challenge you to find a woman over 20 who isnt stoked for this tale of a soul-searching woman (Roberts) who  you guessed it  eats, prays, loves and travels her way to happiness. Think of it as a globetrotting, slightly more spiritual �Julie & Julia.

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�The American
Release Date: Sept. 1
Starring: George Clooney, Bruce Altman, Thekla Reuten
Why Itll Be Big: Coming off a red-hot year in which he may or may not win his second Oscar, Clooney wont be seen again in �10 until fall. But sounds like itll be worth the wait. He plays an assassin in Italy completing one last job in this thriller from the arty hands of Anton Corbijn (�Control). Is this Clooneys answer to his pals Jason Bourne & Mr. Smith?
�The Social Network
Release Date: Oct. 25
Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, Rashida Jones
Why Itll Be Big: Facebook will get a big-screen makeover in this new flick from David Fincher (�Zodiac; �Seven), about the rise of the popular social networking site. Its current status update: Jesse Eisenberg will play co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, while Justin Timberlake is tagged to play Napster co-creator Sean Parker.

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�Percy Jackson & The Olympians
Release Date: Feb. 12
Starring: Logan Lerman, Rosario Dawson, Uma Thurman
Why Itll Be Big: Is �Percy Jackson the next �Harry Potter? The same, of course, was asked of �Chronicles of Narnia (sort of) and �Golden Compass (not at all). Well make one not-so-bold guarantee: This family actioner about a teen (Lerman) who discovers hes the descendant of a Greek god will at least out-battle the latter.

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�How to Train Your Dragon
Release Date: March 26
Starring: Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera, Jonah Hill
Why Itll Be Big: DreamWorks new animated 3-D movie stars Baruchel as a teenager who believes its his destiny to become a top dragon fighter  until he befriends a dragon and starts to rethink everything he knew. If it sounds a little like the studios massively successful �Kung Fu Panda, well, thats not really a bad thing, is it?
�The Karate Kid
Release Date: June 11
Starring: Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan, Taraji P. Henson
Why Itll Be Big?: Bring it on? Or sacrilege? 80s babies who will forever feel kinship with Ralph �Daniel Son� Macchio may resent it, but theres no stopping this retooling, which will be decidedly more family-friendly given it stars the 11-year-old son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett (as a kid whos family relocates to China). As least Macchio was old enough for teen angst.

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�Despicable Me
Release Date: July 9
Starring: Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Kristen Wiig
Why Itll Be Big: This animated tale boasts a laundry list of the universes funniest people (Russell Brand, Will Arnett, Danny McBride, Jemaine Clement and a slew of others join those above) AND an ingeniously fun premise: What happens when the planets second biggest supervillain (Carell), who is plotting to steal the moon, becomes de facto dad to three orphan girls? Hilarity ensues, of course.

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�The Sorcerers Apprentice
Release Date: July 16
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel, Monica Bellucci
Why Itll Be Big: Jerry Bruckheimers second big summer release of �10 (he also produced �Prince of Persia), this ones like �National Treasure meets �Harry Potter, based on �Fantasia. Cage is the sorcerer and rising star Baruchel (�Tropic Thunder) is the apprentice who hops on a broomstick with a mind of its own.
�Guardians of GaHoole
Release Date: Sept. 24
Starring: Jim Sturgess, Ryan Kwanten, Helen Mirren
Why Itll Be Big: Based on the book series by Kathryn Lasky and directed by Zack Snyder (�300, �Watchmen), this high-flying animated adventure follows owls Soren (Sturgess) and Kludd (Kwanten) as they travel in search of the Great Tree, site of the Guardians of GaHoole. The Guardians, we learn, are the owl kingdoms last chance to fend off the evil Pure Ones. With Mirren, Sam Neill and Geoffrey Rush also lending their voices, this one should be a hoot and a half.
�Megamind
Release Date: Nov. 5
Starring: Brad Pitt, Will Ferrell, Tina Fey
Why Itll Be Big: Finally, the Pitt-Ferrell collaboration weve been waiting for! Of course, the actors may not have even shared the same space; �Megamind is an animated adventure-comedy about superheroes. May sound like familiar ground, but if its anything like �The Incredibles, well take it.

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�Rapunzel
Release Date: Nov. 24
Starring: Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi
Why Itll Be Big: How has it taken so long for Disney to turn the classic Grimm Brothers fairy tale into an animated feature? Regardless, the studio promises a modern take on the tale, with an independent heroine who does more than just pine away in her tower. Moore supplies the voice of the gal with the fabulously long locks, and Levi (best known for the NBC series �Chuck) plays her earnest fellow with a hair fetish.
�The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Release Date: Dec. 10
Starring: Ben Barnes, Skandar Keynes, Georgie Henley
Why Itll Be Big: Its Lucy (Henley) and Edmund (Keynes) carrying the weight for the Pevensie clan as the siblings return to Narnia (along with Cousin Eustace, played by Will Poulter) for a swashbuckling adventure across the seas on the titular ship. Liam Neeson (Aslan) and Eddie Izzard (Reepicheep) return as voice talent

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�Edge of Darkness
Release Date: Jan. 29
Starring: Mel Gibson, Danny Huston, Ray Winstone
Why Itll Be Big: �Casino Royale meets �The Departed meets �Payback with Martin Campbell directing from a script by William Monahan, and Mel Gibson starring as a detective on a vengeful hunt for his daughters murderer. Its Gibsons first starring role since 2002s �Signs ¦ and that little DUI incident/rant that sullied his rep, so the big question is: Can Mel still put butts in movie theater seats? Were betting yes.

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�The Wolfman
Release Date: Feb. 12
Starring: Benicio del Toro, Emily Blunt, Anthony Hopkins
Why Itll Be Big: Despite numerous release delays, hopes remain high for this rehash on the classic monster yarn. And unlike, say, the misfiring monster mash �Van Helsing, this 21st century update looks dark and brooding (and even scary!), with the versatile del Toro in a role he may just have been born to play.

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�Nightmare on Elm Street
Release Date: April 30
Starring: Jackie Earle Haley, Thomas Dekker, Kellan Lutz
Why Itll Be Big: Is there a better actor to play the ultimate creep, Freddy Kruger, than Haley, whos already creeped us out (and the neighborhood) as a pedophile on the loose in his Oscar-nominated �Little Children? We hate to advocate classic horror remakes (damn you, �Halloween and �Friday the 13th) but this one has 

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