Ah, May. Almost every year, May is the month that sparks what I would consider the "Summer Season" for films, when all of the big blockbusters tend to start coming out. Okay, so these days, big films come out off around the year, in a bid to not compete with each other but there is a definite trend of more "good" films coming out in the months of May, June, July and August.
So far, 2013 has been a darn good year for films, with Wreck-It Ralph, Les Miserables and Oblivion all being excellent outings, and already my predicted Top Six for 2013 is proving to be very, very wrong. But, here are a few of the films that you might want to check out in May:
Star Trek Into Darkness

I've never hidden my dislike for the Star Trek franchise - as a whole - but I loved the first film, and am excited to see if and how Abram moves the series forward.
It's excellent to see some of our own British talents doing so well in this film too, with self-confessed fanboy Simon Pegg reprising his role as Scotty, whilst Benedict Cumberbatch proves his amazing talents as the villain.
Release Date: May 9th
The Great Gatsby

Initially pencilled in for Christmas 2012, it got pushed back to Summer 2013 because allegedly Baz Luhrmann wanted more time to put together a good soundtrack, which knowing Luhrmann's reputation for big, dazzling films with amazing soundtracks, this doesn't particularly surprise me.
Admittedly, because we've been waiting for so long, the excitement has kind of faded away, but I have big hopes for this being a big success without too much trouble.
Release Date: May 17th
Fast and Furious 6

Okay, so jesting aside, I used to be a big fan of this series of films, my personal favorite being Tokyo Drift, but even I have to admit that it's starting to run a little dry.
But, with fast cars and an array of not-too-bad-looking guys, I'm sure that they will appeal to a large number of people.
Release Date: May 24th
The Hangover III

I unexpectedly loved the first film, because it wasn't at all what I was expecting, but the second one seemed a bit dull in comparison, so I'm a little apprehensive about this one. I think that it is either going to be a love it or hate it kinda film.
But, all I really want to know is: IS THE GIRAFFE OKAY??? And even, where the heck did the kidnap a giraffe from? Actually, that clip from the trailer conjures more questions than I care to admit!!
What films are you planning on watching through May?
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