If 2010 was a year of fantasy for Hollywood, 2011 promises even more. It’s a line-up that might just prompt you to allocate a special movie-fund along the insurance premiums and taxes for 2011. But one thing is for sure — you will not miss these Hollywood releases for anything in the world.
It’s a line-up that might just prompt you to allocate a special movie-fund along the insurance premiums and taxes for 2011. But one thing is for sure — you will not miss these Hollywood releases for anything in the world.
Sequels will dominate this year. While much of the buzz, as expected, will be around the last Harry Potter film, animations too will draw big with Kung Fu Panda 2 and Cars 2. Sci-fi thriller, Transformers 3 will return with the talking alien robots. Arguably the most loved scribe in the world, Tintin will make his big screen debut.
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Pirates of the Carribean: On stranger tides
This time Jack Sparrow and Barbossa embark on a quest to find the elusive fountain of youth. And if Johnny Depp wasn’t enough, now there’s Penelope Cruz too.
The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn
Finally, Tintin will come to the big screen. And bringing it will be none other than Steven Spielberg. Jamie Bell has his task cut out as the adorable scribe.
Hangover 2
Seriously speaking, people are yet to come out the hangover that the first instalment had left. The hillarious yet smart comedy about four friends will be back this year with another adventure.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
A generation grew up with Harry Potter. And even if it will be heartbreaking to bid the wizards a goodbye, the last film of the series is one of the most anticipated sequel ever in Hollywood.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn
Another final instalment of a series, this one too promises to a be blockbuster as the three previous Twilight films.
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