Here is as complete a list as we can put together at this time of films for the next several years and their dates picked by the studios for release in North America. The studios are putting their best foot forward to get your money to buy tickets for the movies you like. The nerds rule when it comes to movie making with the enormous amount of money Marvel Studios have made in the last 10 years. Many studios want their piece on the money pie by entertaining you with these movies.
So mark your calendar and save your money for action, fantasy, and CGI monsters at their best. Please keep in mind these dates are subject to change by the studios and there is no guaranty that some movies will be released as planned. Such is the world of movie making. When available we have given a link to the trailer or information about the movie.
2018:
March 9: A Wrinkle In Time (Disney)
March 16: Tomb Raider (Warner Bros. / MGM)
March 23: Pacific Rim: Uprising (Legendary)
March 23: I Kill Giants (RLJE Films)
March 29: Ready Player One
(Warner Bros.)
April 20: Rampage (Warner Bros.)
April 27: Avengers: Infinity War (new date)
May 18: ‘Deadpool
2‘ (Fox)
May 25: Solo: A Star Wars Story (Disney)
June 8: Ocean’s 8 (Warner Bros.)
June 15: The Incredibles 2 (Pixar)
June 22: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Universal)
July 6: Ant-Man and the Wasp
(Marvel Studios)
July 13: Skyscraper (Universal)
July 27: Mission: Impossible – Fallout (Paramount)
July 27: Teen Titans Go! To The Movies (Warner Bros. Animation)
August 3: Untitled Christopher Robin/Winnie The Pooh movie (Disney)
August 10: The Meg (Warner Bros.)
August 10: Scarface
(Universal)
August 10: Equalizer 2 (Sony)
September 14: Alpha (Sony)
September 14: The Predator (Fox)
September 21: Robin Hood (Lionsgate)
October 5: Venom
(Sony)
October 12: Goosebumps: Horrorland (Columbia Pictures)
October 19: Mowgli (Warner Bros.)
October 26: The Overlord (Paramount)
November 2: X-Men: Dark Phoenix (Fox)
November 9: Bad Boys For Life (Sony)
November 16: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (Warner Bros.)
November 21: Ralph Breaks The Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 (Disney)
December 14: Animated Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse feature starring Miles Morales (Sony)
December 14: Mortal Engines (Universal)
December 21: Bumblebee (Paramount)
December 21: Aquaman
(Warner Bros.)
December 21: Alita: Battle Angel (Fox)
December 25: Mary Poppins Returns (Disney)
2019:
January 11: Hellboy (Lionsgate)
January 18: Glass (Universal)
February 8: The LEGO Movie 2 (Warner Bros.)
February 8: Silver & Black (Sony)
February 22: The New Mutants (Fox)
March 1: Chaos Walking (Lionsgate)
March 8: Captain Marvel
March 22: Godzilla: King of Monsters (Warner Bros.)
April 5: Shazam (New Line Cinema)
April 12: Untitled PIXAR animated film (Disney)
May 3: Untitled Avengers film
May 17: John Wick: Chapter Three (Lionsgate)
May 24: Aladdin (Disney)
May 24: Minecraft (Warner Bros.)
May 31: Six Million Dollar Man (Warner Bros.)
June 7: Gambit (Fox)
June 7: Charlie’s Angels (Sony)
June 14: Untitled Men In Black spin-off (Sony)
June 14: Shaft (Warner Bros.)
June 21: Toy Story 4 (Pixar)
June 28: Transformers 7 (Paramount)
June 28: Cowboy Ninja Viking (Universal)
July 5: Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel (Sony)
July 5: Untitled Illumination Entertainment animated film (Universal)
July 19: The Lion King (Disney)
July 26: Untitled Fast & Furious spin-off (Universal)
July 26: Untitled Terminator sequel (Paramount)
August 9: Artemis Fowl (Walt Disney)
September 6: It: Chapter 2 (New Line)
October 11: Addams Family (MGM)
October 11: The Crow (Sony)
November 1: Wonder Woman sequel
November 8: Untitled James Bond film (Eon Productions/MGM)
November 22: Untitled Fox Marvel film (Fox)
November 27: Untitled Frozen sequel (Disney)
December 18: Untitled He-Man Masters of the Universe film (Sony)
December 20: Star Wars: Episode IX (Lucasfilm)
December 20: Wicked (Universal Pictures)
2020:
February 14: Untitled DC Film
March 6: Untiled Pixar film
March 13: Untitled Fox Marvel film (Fox)
March 17: Mulan (Disney)
March 27: A third G.I. Joe film (Paramount)
April 3: Untitled Disney live-action film
April 3: Untitled DC film
April 10: Fast & Furious 9 (Universal)
May 1: Untitled Marvel Studios film
May 22: Godzilla vs. Kong (Warner Bros.)
June 5: Untitled DC film
June 20: Untitled Fox Marvel film (Fox)
July 10: Indiana Jones 5 (Disney)
July 17: Bob’s Burgers (Fox)
July 24: Untitled Sony animated film
July 24: Untitled DC film
July 31: Untitled Marvel Studios film (new date)
September 18: The Croods 2 (Univeral Pictures/DreamWorks Animation)
October 2: Untitled Fox Marvel film (Fox)
October 16: Micronauts (Paramount)
November 6: Untitled Marvel Studios film
November 20: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 3 (Warner Bros.)
November 25: Gigantic (Disney)
December 18: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)
2021:
March 5: Untitled Fox Marvel film (Fox)
March 12: Untitled Disney live-action film
May 7: Untitled Marvel Studios film
June 18: Untitled Pixar animated film
July 23: Dungeons & Dragons (Paramount)
July 30: Untitled Marvel Studios film
September 17: Spooky Jack (DreamWorks Animation)
October 1: Untitled Hasbro film (Paramount)
November 5: Untitled Marvel Studios film
November 24: Untitled Disney animated film
December 17: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)
2022:
February 18: Untitled Marvel Studios film
March 18: Untitled Pixar film
May 6: Untitled Marvel Studios film
June 17: Untitled Pixar film
July 29: Untitled Marvel Studios film
2024:
December 20: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)
2025:
December 19: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)
By various reports, Warner Bros. is reportedly also developing Matt Reeves’ The Batman, Man of Steel sequel, Gotham City Sirens film starring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Nightwing, Harley Quinn and Joker solo films, a Suicide Squad sequel, Justice League Dark, Black Adam starring Dwayne Johnson, a Batgirl film (just recently dropped by Joss Whedon), a Green Lantern Corps film, and the delayed The Flash: Flashpoint – last scheduled for March 16, 2018.