Even more movies I want to see in 2014

Yeah, as the year progresses, more trailers keep poking their heads up. Here's part 2 of the movies I want to see in 2014. Unlike last time where it was mostly blockbusters, I'm going to keep this one more indie crowd. (This time, I've included trailers.)

Under the Skin
Scarlett Johansson

I'm gonna be honest here, the first time I watched the trailer for this movie, I had to stop and think for a minute. Because it looks really weird and shockingly disturbing. However, where some people may be put off by this, I consider it a plus. Why? Because with David Lynch retired we haven't really had a film like this in a while. It's good to see that directors are still capable of messing with my head.



The Rover
Guy Pearce, Robert Pattinson, Scoot Mcnairy

If you know me, you may know I'm a fan of post-apocalyptic stuff. You know, Mad Max, Fallout, that sorta thing. Knowing that, I'm bound to be excited for this film. Now, I know a lot of people don't like Robert Pattinson because of Twilight, however if you look at some of his other work (Cosmopolis for example) you'd see the dude is a pretty good actor. What I like about this trailer is that I don't really know what's going on. This is going to be one of the few films I know little about going into it.


Foxcatcher
Steve Carrel, Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo

It may be hard to believe it, but yes that actually is Steve Carrel. This film has caught my eye for a couple of reasons. 1: This may be a big career shift for both Carrel and Channing Tatum, and 2: This is actually a pretty interesting story. The thing is, Bennett Miller is directing this film, so I'm really hoping this film gets him the attention he deserves.

A Most Wanted Man

Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rachel Mcadams, Willem Dafoe, Robin Wright

(Couldn't find a trailer, but I found a clip from the film)

Unfortunately, we recently lost one of cinemas greatest actors, Philip Seymour Hoffman. There may have been other reasons I wanted to see A Most Wanted Man before this happened, but right now this film is here mainly because (besides Mockingjay) I'm pretty sure this is his last film.

Enemy

Jake Gyllenhall, Mélanie Laurent

Back in 2013, a film called "Prisoners" came out, and although it didn't make my top 15, I was a fan. This film actually looks like a step up from that for Denis, it seems like it still has that dark and really disturbing realism of Prisoners, but with this he's added a plot that's intriguing as hell. Jake Gyllenhall looks like he's doing a damn good job acting here, adding enough subtle difference between the characters so that it's slightly noticeable they're not the same person.

The Double

Jessie Eisenberg, Mia Wasikowska

It's almost a rule in film nowadays, every year we're going to get two films that are (for the most part) different, save for one detail. Last year it was Olympus has Fallen & White House Down, this year it's The Double and Enemy. The thing is though, Richard Ayoade is a different director than Denis Villeneuve, so these will be two very different movies. Both of which look awesome.