It's the movie that will probably break all the opening weekend box-office records (well, until Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker comes out at the end of the year). The end of the current MCU era is upon us with this movie. See you on the other side.After winning the audience award at this year's Sundance Film Festival, Netflix nabbed the documentary for a reported $10 million, the biggest buy ever for a doc at the fest. The movie follows four progressive candidates during the 2018 midterm elections, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.Zac Efron embodies the cold-blooded serial killer Ted Bundy for this drama on Bundy's life through the eyes of his longtime girlfriend (played by Lily Collins), who for years refused to believe he was a murderer.Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron together in a romantic comedy, who would ever believe that? Well, that's exactly some of the draw to seeing this movie. Thankfully the odd couple vibe really works. Rogen plays a hipster Brooklyn journalist-turned-speech-writer for his first crush, Charlotte (Theron), who is a political big wig running for president.The latest toy to get the movie treatment is this plush favorite. Featuring characters voiced by Kelly Clarkson, Nick Jonas, Blake Shelton, Pitbull, and Janelle Monáe, expect a lot of song and dance with a cute story.Ryan Reynolds voices the lovable Pokémon character in what is being hyped as a must-see this summer. The funny trailers certainly are a good sign.Mix together Book Club with Bring It On and you basically get this movie. Diane Keaton leads an ensemble cast that includes Pam Grier, Jacki Weaver, and Rhea Pearlman in this comedy about a group of women who start a cheer leading squad at their retirement community.Keanu Reeves returns for the continuing saga of assassin John Wick. Now with a price on his head following the events of the second movie, Wick teams with old friend Sofia (Halle Berry) and her angry dogs to survive.This drama wowed audiences at Sundance thanks in large part to the breakout performance by Honor Swinton Byrne (daughter of Tilda Swinton), who plays a film student who gets involved with a shady guy.Everyone in Hollywood is wondering how this movie will perform this summer. It's a live-action remake of one of the most beloved Disney animated movies of all time, but can a blue Will Smith really work?James Gray follows up his epic The Lost City of Z with a story set in the outer reaches of the universe. Brad Pitt plays an astronaut who sets out to find his missing father and discovers a lot more. And don't be shocked if this release date changes. Now that Fox is owned by Disney, they probably don't want this to go up against Aladdin.Olivia Wilde's latest directing effort looks at two high-school friends who are killing it with the grades but not so much on the social scene. They decide to change all of that for one night. Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein are getting a lot of attention for their performances as two girls who just want to have fun.Godzilla versus Mothra, Rodan, and King Ghidorah while Millie Bobby Brown, Vera Farmiga, Bradley Whitford, Kyle Chandler, and Sally Hawkins run around filled with fear? Should be a good time.In this latest twisted tale from Blumhouse Productions (Us), Octavia Spencer plays a lonely woman who opens up her basement to local teens to get drunk and party. And boy do things go south from there.Take the director (Dexter Fletcher) who took over for Bryan Singer after he was fired from Bohemian Rhapsody, and add an actor (Taron Egerton) who doesn't just look like a young Elton John but can sing like him too, and you got yourself a hit biopic. Hopefully.Longtime keeper of the X-Men franchise, producer/screenwriter Simon Kinberg will take the director reins for the latest chapter. This one focuses on Jean Grey's (Sophie Turner) growing powers.With its $13 million buy for the movie at Sundance this year, Amazon got itself a comedy that it hopes will be as successful as a previous Sundance comedy buy of theirs, The Big Sick. This time, Mindy Kaling is front and center, as she wrote the screenplay and stars as one of the rare female voices on a late-night talk show.After the successful 2016 original, the gang (except for Louis C.K., who has been replaced by Patton Oswalt as the voice of Max) returns to set off on more adventures.Seven years after Men in Black 3, the franchise has been given a face lift and is back in the world. This time Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth are the agents tasked with saving Earth from the evils of the universe.That creepy doll Chucky from the 1980s is back, and Mark Hamill is the voice of the character. Aubrey Plaza and Brian Tyree Henry also star.The beloved Pixar franchise returns nine years after part three. There's new drama for the toys to deal with, plus a new friend, Forky (voiced by Veep star Tony Hale).Chucky isn't the only doll that's going to scare you this summer. The Annabelle franchise continues with this new chapter that doesn't just focus on the possessed doll but other cursed items that Ed and Lorriane Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) have in a safe room in their house.What if you stumbled into a reality where The Beatles never existed, but you are a musician who knows all their songs by heart? That's what Jack Malik (Himesh Patel) is going through as he becomes hugely famous singing the hits from The Beatles, but everyone (even Ed Sheeran) thinks it's songs he wrote. This is the latest movie from Trainspotting and Steve Jobs director Danny Boyle.Peter Parker goes on a European vacation and helps Nick Fury with some issues — one of which is the appearance of Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal).Ari Aster follows up his acclaimed horror Hereditary with this twisted take about a couple who realizes the Swedish festival they are at is actually some kind of cult ritual.Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther) plays a NYPD detective who is on the hunt for the men behind a brutal shooting that led to numerous police officers being killed. This one has that not-everything-is-what-it-seems feel.If you're in need of a crazy ride at the movies this summer, this may be it. In this horror, we follow a woman (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales star Kaya Scodelario) as she tries to track down her father (Barry Pepper) during a Category 5 hurricane. She finds her dad at his house, but also there are a whole lot of angry alligators. Yes, this movie is about staying alive from alligators while trapped in a flooded house during a hurricane. Take. My. Money.Crazy Rich Asians actor Awkwafina stars in this breakout hit from Sundance that was sold to A24. In the movie, she plays a Chinese-American woman who visits her grandmother in China only to learn her entire family is keeping the grandma in the dark about her terminal illness.Dave Bautista plays a detective who is forced to bring along his Uber driver (Kumail Nanjiani) during a day of catching bad guys. Hilarity ensues.While the live-action remake chatter for Aladdin is mixed, it's the complete opposite with The Lion King. Jon Favreau follows up the almost $1 billion worldwide earning The Jungle Book with an almost certain $1 billion grossing retelling of Simba's story.Quentin Tarantino's latest movie looks at late 1960s Hollywood through the eyes of TV actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt man Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).Dora the Explorer gets the big screen treatment with this action adventure family comedy that follows Dora (Isabela Moner) as she tries to adapt to high school while also setting off with friends, including her bestie Boots (voiced by Danny Trejo), to the jungle to save her parents (played by Michael Peña and Eva Longoria). The first spin-off from the Fast & Furious franchise, Dwayne Johnson (Hobbs) and Jason Statham (Shaw) team up to take on Black Superman Brixton, played by Idris Elba. You should be excited.Though the movie has suffered in development for years and has had some reported reshoots after finally going into production, the movie is still on the Disney slate following the studio's acquisition of Fox. This movie introduces mutants beyond the X-Men gang. The cast is highlighted by Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams (playing Wolfsbane) and Glass star Anya Taylor-Joy (Magik).In the spirit of Steve McQueen's underappreciated Widows, this female-focused crime movie follows three wives in 1970s Hell's Kitchen as they take over their husband's rackets after they go to prison. Elisabeth Moss, Melissa McCarthy, and Tiffany Haddish star.To end your summer, get ready to laugh a lot with this comedy that follows a day in the life of three sixth graders who skip school and are confronted with some hilarious adult-level situations.