MoviefiedNYC’s Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2014

David’s Top Five Most Anticipated Movies of 2014

1. Inherent Vice – Director Paul Thomas Anderson
Why? P.T. Anderson, that’s why!

2. The Grand Budapest Hotel – Director Wes Anderson
I’m excited to return to Anderson’s world.

3. Mr. Turner – Director Mike Leigh working again with his Topsy-Turvy, Secrets & Lies star Timothy Spall.

4. The Lobster – Director Yorgos Lanthimos (Dogtooth)
A love story set in a dystopian near future. He’s one of the most original (and bizarre—Dogtooth) directors out there right now.

5. Maleficent – Robert Stromberg
Sleeping Beauty is one of my favorite Disney toons. Angelina Jolie just looks so freakin’ beautifully evil.

6. Calvary – Director John Michael McDonagh (The Guard)
Stars Brendan Gleeson (In Bruges and The Guard) and Chris O’Dowd (The IT Crowd).

7. Muppets Most Wanted – Director James Bobin
Bobin returns to direct the second of the modern day Muppets, and a healthy dose of Muppets is good for the soul.

8. The Lego Movie – Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller
Are you kidding? My favorite toy ever! I don’t know what it’s about but I’m in.

9. Nymphomaniac – Director Lars von Trier (Melancholia)
I’m scared, yet very curious, but quite scared!

10. Into the Woods – Director Rob Marshall (Chicago)
I’m simply curious to see how Hollywood can fuck up yet another great Broadway musical.

A couple more honorable mentions: Knight Of Cups (Director Terrence Malick), Exodus (Director Ridley Scott), and of course Interstellar.

Myrna’s Top Five Most Anticipated Movies of 2014

1. Inherent Vice – Director Paul Thomas Anderson
Joaquin Phoenix + Paul Thomas Anderson + Thomas Pynchon = I am speechless with joy.

2. The Grand Budapest Hotel – Director Wes Anderson
I always want to visit the world’s Wes Anderson creates.

3. Gone Girl – Director David Fincher
Fincher is back with another adaptation of a thrilling, page turning best-seller.

4. Interstellar – Director Christopher Nolan
More of the McConaughey-renaissance with some Christopher Nolan on the side.

5. Midnight Special – Director Jeff Nichols
I’m up for anything Jeff Nichols does, but I’m especially curious about this film center on a father and son who go on the run when it’s discovered that the boy possesses special powers.

6. Only Lovers Left Alive – Director Jim Jarmusch
Vampires in love (Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston), with a rumored return to for by Jim Jarmusch.

7. Snowpiercer – Director Joon-ho Bong
Can’t resist anything from the director of Mother, and one Tilda Swinton is in it.

8. The Immigrant – Director James Gray
More Joaquin!

9. Boyhood – Director Richard Linklater
Linklater’s experimental look at the life of a boy and his family film in real time over a 12-year period.

10. Birdman – Director Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu
My beloved and gloomy Iñárritu (Amores Perros, Babel) makes his comedy debut with the dark tale of of a has been comic book movie star (Micheal Keaton),