Looking forward to May

April has had a successful box-office with major blockbusters like Avengers: Infinity War and the Dwayne Johnson led Rampage.

May will prove to be another big month in cinema as a few sequels to previous huge blockbusters will be released. These movies might not be as successful as their predecessors, but at the same time they are some of the most anticipated films of 2018.

Tully

The comedy-drama starts Charlize Theron and it follows the friendship of a mother of three with her children’s babysitter. The movie has already received raving reviews, which means Charlize might be up for another Oscar nomination. The film is expected in theatres later this month.

Life of the Party

The Melissa McCarthy led comedy film will have an ensemble cast. It follows Deanna Miles, a housewife who gets dumped by her husband. She then decides to return to university and she ends up at the same campus as her daughter, which leads to hilarious moments. The movie will make its way to cinemas from 11 May.

Deadpool 2

The superhero comedy will pick up where the last movie ended. Ryan Reynolds is again starring and this time he is putting together a team of soldiers to fight against time travelling mutant, Cable. If the trailers prove to be an accurate display of what the movie will be like, then we are all in for a fun and crazy ride. The movie will be in theatres on 18 May.

Solo: A Star Wars Story

The Star Wars prequel will focus on fan-favourite character, Han Solo. Aldan Ehrenreich portrays the titular hero and he takes over from Harrison Ford. The movie has received criticism, but it has all changed after the release of a few trailers. The movie is described as a space western and it focuses on young Han Solo’s first adventures with his Wookie partner, Chewbacca. It will also show how they became friends with Land Calrissian. The movie in theatres on 25 May.

Other movies which might be hits in May include: Overboard, Bad Samaritan, The Seagull, Book Club, Terminal, How to Talk to Girls at Parties and Future World.