I liked the first two Rush Hours. They had laughs. They had martial arts. They were a nice way to pass an afternoon.

But I have to say, the third one is looking weaker than the last two. I barely smiled during the whole trailer, the action didn’t seem too exciting and a lot of scenes seemed to be a little over the top. This just might be one sequel too much.

With the opening of Spider-Man 3 this Friday signaling the start of the movie summer, I decided to take a look at the trailers of the 20 most antecipated (by me) movies coming our way this season. The goal? To try to figure out what are the must sees, the promises and the must avoids. Here are the results.

The movie they didn’t want you to see? The movie so intense it was punished? Trying to cash in on the controversy much, are we?

On their defense, the movie does look pretty generic and uninspiring, so perhaps the controversy is all they have to sell it.

I saw Misery again last weekend. Now, that was a good movie.

I hate to admit this, but the I think the trailers for FF2 look really cool. This seems, to me, like the kind of movie that could potentially be very good.

Odds are that the movie will actually be really bad. Why? because the first film sucked, and the second one comes from the same people. But I still have a glimmer of hope tough.

Yeah, I think I’m pretty much done with the whole Barbershop/Beauty Shop/Salon premise. But perhaps some people out there are still interested in it. Doesn’t look like a very good addition to the “series” tough.

This is looking pretty epic and exciting isn’t it? Definitely not what I was expecting from this movie. Consider me interested.