My most anticipated movies of 2011.

Hot girls kicking ass in a fantastical world headed by Zack Snyder? Sign me up.

Should be a big year for Chris Hemsworth, who plays the title character, Thor in this darker take of the Norse god. Kenneth Branagh, who is no stranger to the gothic theme, goes behind the camera in this one.

Has the potential to be one of the biggest hits in 2011. Daniel Craig leads an all-star cast that includes Olivia Wilde, Harrison Ford, and Sam Rockwell. With Joh Favreau directing and Steven Spielberg and Ron Howard as executive producer and producer, respectively, this seems like it can't miss. We will see.

The sequel to one of the funniest movies ever, with all of the original cast returning. Liam Neeson will provide a great cameo, I'm sure, though it would have been interesting to see how Mel would have played out.

First off, let me say that Simon Pegg's brand of humor is top notch. I have loved almost everything he has done to date. That being said, this pick might be a little biased.

I absolutely love the premise here. A failing writer takes a pill that allows him to become the "perfect" version of himself. Bradley Cooper has shown that he can be a strong presence on-screen and with the supporting cast in this one, I'm going to call this one an early hit. It getting a week jump on Sucker Punch won't hurt, either.

If Pineapple Express is any indication of how good this movie will be, then it will be great, hilarious fun. James Franco's ability to own any and every role should be enough to go see this if nothing else about it piques your interest. Sports a great supporting cast, as well.

A monster movie written and directed by J.J. Abrams. Should be, at the very least, entertaining and fun.

A dark version of the children's tale that involves werewolves and human sacrifice. Sounds pretty awesome, actually.

As a fanboy of the supernatural, superpowers, and such, I have to say I am very excited about the potential of this movie. I also felt the same way about Push and Jumper, though...........

I honestly don't know much about this one, but the idea sounds very interesting.

Paul Bettany goes for it again this year, only this time it's vampires. I'm gonna go ahead and give this one a chance since the cast is amazing and the story seems to be a lot deeper than Legion could have dreamed of being. I am not familiar with the comic at all, though.

This year's "Kick-Ass"?

Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow. Geoffrey Rush as Barbosa. They are both phenomenal at what they do. Introducing Penelope Cruz into the series was a good idea. Her sassiness will give it some much needed spice. This should be a good one.

Have yet to see Part 1. I normally wait for the Blu-Ray on the Harry Potter movies, but I might make an exception with this one.

Vin Diesel and The Rock. Nuff Said.

Kevin Smith dips his toes into the horror genre. The trailer definitely got my attention.

I've always wanted to know what Evil Dead would be like if Joss Whedon directed it instead of Sam Raimi.

Tom Cruise reprises his role as Ethan Hunt in this fourth MI movie. It is director Brad Bird's first live-action movie, but with J.J. Abrams involved and the cast behind this movie, I'm pretty sure it will be an end-of-the-year hit.

Andy Serkis will be doing his motion-capture thing as the ape, Caesar, in this origin story. Serkis played the creature, Gollum, in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Expect good things out of James Franco in this one, as well.

Jason Bateman is great on his own. Charlie Day is halarious all the time. Can't wait to see how they do together. My bet is that as long as the story isn't crap, it should be pretty funny.

The beginning of the "maybe" superhero movies on my list. Will probably end up seeing all of them at the theater.

Let's see if the Human Torch can handle the pressure of being the de facto leader of The Avengers.

Has the potential to be the "coolest" superhero out there....

I want to see this one, but I might just wait for the Blu-Ray.

As this was one of my favorite vampire movies growing up, I'm a little apprehensive to put this here. Remakes are very hit or miss and it worries me that the memories I have of the original will be tarnished if this film is not done correctly. I am very interested, though, to see how Colin Farrell handles being the vampire antagonist, Jerry Dandridge.

This is just asking for trouble. There is only one Conan, and he ran for office. Unless it looks amazing, I will probably wait for Netflix on this one.

Should be pretty easy to beat the crap-fest that was Revenge of the Fallen. Without super-hot Megan Fox to deter from the horrible story, I really can't see this being any better.

Brad Pitt and Sean Penn head up this one. I am unfamiliar with the story but I'm sure they will do a great job, as they always do.

Will see if this one will revive Nic Cage's career. Not likely, though.