Summer Movie Guide: 18 Films We Can’t Wait to See Inline

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    1/18

    Pitch Perfect 2

    The sequel to the 2012 hit finds the Barden Bellas taking their aca-amazing skills to the world championship of a capella. The only hitch: No American team has ever won. But have they ever heard Anna Kendrick sing “Cups” before?

    Premieres May 15

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    Tomorrowland

    All we know about this movie is that it stars George Clooney and a girl who could be **Jennifer Lawrence **s sister (Britt Robertson), and it was co-written by Damon Lindelof (Lost) and directed by Brad Bird (Ratatouille). Hope for answers, expect airborne bathtubs.

    Premieres May 22

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    3/18

    Aloha

    In **Cameron Crowe’**s Aloha, a decorated military contractor (Bradley Cooper) returns to his Hawaiian stomping grounds in the hopes of rekindling a former flame (Rachel McAdams). But what’s a rom-com without a love triangle? Enter Emma Stone as the quirky and oh-so-lovable colleague. John Krasinski, Danny McBride, Alec Baldwin, and Bill Murray round out the cast.

    Premieres May 29

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    4/18

    Love Mercy

    Paul Dano gets the role of his life as Brian Wilson in the ambitious Beach Boys biopic that could give summer a whiff of awards season. John Cusack, Paul Giamatti, and Elizabeth Banks also star.

    Premieres June 5

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    5/18

    Jurassic World

    In case his abs in Guardians of the Galaxy left you with any doubt: Chris Pratt is now a giant movie star. So who better to navigate us through yet another Jurassic mishap? From Colin Trevorrow (Safety Not Guaranteed) and executive producer Steven Spielberg comes a reboot of the dino-filled thriller. New park, new cast, same old tricky genetics.

    Premieres June 12