MY TOP 5 SUPERHERO MOVIES OF 2017 AND RELEASE DATES

Here's a few superhero films and release dates we have to look forward to in 2017. Let's start with Logan..


After years of scheming, dreaming, and hoping, Logan is going to deliver on a long awaited dream that Wolverine fans have had for some time: Logan's gonna get R-rated on some villainous ass. Unfortunately, it comes at a cost, as it's the last X-Menfilm that will feature Hugh Jackman in the titular role, with Patrick Stewart keeping him company as Professor X. Still, if a poignant and gritty superhero film is the one to close out their tenure in Fox's Marvel Universe, then you can't blame them for saving the (potential) best for last.
Release Date: 03/03/17


Power Rangers

While not a traditional superhero project, Saban's Power Rangers are in fact super-powered heroes. So, by technicality, they belong on this list. While faithful fans of the 90's incarnation of the project may blanch at the prospect of a more modern reboot, it is a good chance for old school fans to connect with the next generation. Not to mention Elizabeth Banks, Bryan Cranston, and Bill Hader are all involved in this modern retelling, so how bad could it really be?
Release Date: 03/24/17

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

You've been waiting for this movie since the closing credits of Guardians of the Galaxy ran through your eyes in 2014, so putting Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 on your watchlist is as easy as breathing. With Star Lord (Chris Pratt) and his intergalactic family being complemented by some new additions to the team, James Gunn looks ready to rock and roll through another battle between good and evil throughout the stars. Start dreaming up your picks for what's going to be on "Awesome Mix Vol. 2," accordingly, because we are hooked on this feeling.
Release Date: 05/05/17

Wonder Woman

DC Comics and Warner Bros have been having a bit of a problem with their cinematic universe, as both Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squadhave basically been acknowledged as flawed products that purposely trimmed themselves for "extended cuts" of varying effectiveness. Yet there's still some hope that next summer's Wonder Woman could be the film that gets the DCU on track again at the movies. Time to cross all of our fingers, toes, and eyes as we'll be hoping for quite some time, just to make sure the job gets done.
Release Date: 06/02/17

Spider-Man: Homecoming

If you thought Marvel was without its own problems in the superhero movie business, you've probably forgotten about the two Amazing Spider-Man movies that Sony put into theaters. Should that be the case, we're sorry to have opened old wounds, however the imminent arrival of Spider-Man: Homecoming should more than ease the pain. With Tom Holland already proving himself worthy of the web with his introduction in Captain America: Civil War, this film's not only a no-brainer, it's one more step towards a unified Marvel universe, as Spidey finally swings into the MCU.
Release Date: 07/07/17
So out of these five films what one are guys looking forward to the most? for me probably spiderman homecoming, just simply because I can't wait to see Tom Holland being Are Spidey The MCU finally got Peter Parker bang on with this kid and that get's me Buzzed. I hope this was useful for you, I'll keep you updated with everything, in mean time if you want to know about any certain films or anything leave a comment 😃 #CAF #MsaNewsandViews 

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