Wild About Movies brings you the complete list of 2019 Movies in theaters, as well as all 2017 Movies and all 2018 Movies that were in theaters. We also provide you with information about every movie coming to theaters through 2021; 2020 Movies and 2021 Movies. Among the many probably box office hits coming to theaters in 2019 and 2020: It Chapter 2, Top Gun 2020 and Cats. Also, check out Tim Nasson's Top 10 Movies of 2018. Are celebrity interviews your thing? In our Interviews section you'll see our Paul Walker interview, by Tim Nasson and hundreds of additional celebrity interviews from 1996 to today, including our interview with Tom Holland. While Avengers: Infinity War was the highest grossing movie worldwide in 2018, can the final Avengers film, Avengers: Endgame, end up as the biggest movie at the 2019 box office? It will have to compete with Star Wars: Episode 9, the final film in the Star Wars saga. Our money is on Star Wars: Episode 9 being the #1 film at the U.S. movie box office, and Avengers: Endgame taking the prize as most popular movie worldwide.

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  47 Meters Down: Uncaged Review

  This is a film that absolutely must be seen in theaters, as most of the film experience comes from audience members' reactions. You will find yourself not only jumping out of your seat, (I recommend not having a bag of popcorn in your lap), but also screaming, gasping, and even cheering. For those who may have the same mindset I had regarding this film, leave all expectations and ideas of what the film may have in store at the door, and get ready for one of the biggest surprises of the summer!

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  Scary Stories to Tell In The Dark Review by Tim Nasson

  Simply put, the film tells the tale of a group of young misfits who must confront all the fears that stand between them and the future. It all begins on Halloween night, 1968. In a time of turmoil, things remain relatively sleepy in Mill Valley. That is until outcast teenagers Stella (Zoe Margaret Colletti), Ramon (Michael Garza), Chuck (Austin Zajur) and Auggie (Gabriel Rush) dare to explore their town’s infamously 100 year old, uninhabited, creepy haunted house—the cobwebbed former home of the reportedly murderous Sarah Bellows—and discover in the house a book that proves to have colossal supernatural powers.

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  The Kitchen Review by Tim Nasson

  If you walked into the movie The Kitchen not knowing anything about it, you might think, it is based on a true story. In the late 1970s, Hell's Kitchen was run by the Irish Mafia, and the majority of people who lived there were poor, Irish families. This film takes that plot and turns it on its head. When their husbands, members of the Irish Mafia, are sent to prison by the FBI the three women take business into their own hands, running the rackets and taking out the competition, literally. They shake down local business owners, murder, dismember the men they kill, cheat on their husbands, and act as despicably as they can.