High Budget Movies Coming Out in 2022

Who isn’t always looking out for some highly anticipated movies every year? After all, they are fun to watch and the best ones always have us leaving the cinemas with some interesting questions. Today, we have gathered an exciting list for you of all the high-budget movies coming out in 2022. These have some pretty big names attached to them, hence the level of our expectations is up in the sky.

Let us take you through these movies and what we know about them so far. But before we do, some of the movies will be released on streaming services instead of hitting the cinema screens, so you can be prepared for them by having high-speed internet so that you can have a movie night without any buffering issues. Therefore, get connected to one of the best internet service providers in the country, such as CenturyLink so that you do not have to worry about slow internet speeds anymore.

Jurassic World: Dominion

Though the plot of this trilogy-capper is being kept under wraps, it’s reasonable to presume it will deal with the implications of Lost Kingdom, as Jeff Goldblum concluded the last chapter of the Jurassic franchise by saying that humanity would have to learn to coexist with dinosaurs.

Lightyear

Although the Toy Story franchise has come to an end, Pixar claims that there is so much more to be unraveled with these characters, but only in a different way. Chris Evans, fresh off his turn as Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will play the actual Buzz Lightyear, the astronaut who inspired the action figure voiced by Tim Allen, in a prequel that will investigate how he became so renowned that he was made into a toy.

Thor: Love & Thunder

The highly awaited follow-up to Thor: Ragnarok, which reimagined the character to a whole new level, is set to be Marvel’s second release of the year after Doctor Strange: Multiverse Madness. Jane Foster, played by Natalie Portman, will be making her return in the franchise and as much we have seen in the trailers, it’s been hinted that she’ll use Mjolnir, Thor’s hammer as well. Tessa Thompson’s Valkyrie will return, and Thor will team up with the Guardians of the Galaxy to take on Christian Bale’s Gorr the God Butcher.

The Gray Man

This action thriller, based on the 2009 novel of the same name, stars Ryan Gosling as a CIA mercenary who is forced to flee when he uncovers some ugly facts about his organization and is pursued by a rival agent. The film is directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, with an amazing supporting cast.

DC League of Super-Pets

The DC Fandom event in August 2020 gave us our first glimpse at their new animated film DC Super-Pets, which stars Superman’s heroic dog (just like his human) who teams up with a flying cat for fighting crime, but well, that’s all we know. But now we finally have a word for its release soon enough as well. Nevertheless, we do wonder, if our pets would also be allowed to tag along with us for this release?

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Of course, Chad Bosewick’s death took a turn for the Black Panther storylines that made us question if ever will we see the return of the charming prince. But the good news is out. The sequel will be released in 2022, however, Boseman will not reprise his role, and the tale will instead focus on King T’Challa’s vivacious sister Shuri, played by Letitia Wright. Apart from that, little is known about the film, particularly how T’Challa’s absence would be addressed in the future.

Avatar: The Way of Water

It’s taken almost a decade and a half, but the long-awaited sequel to James Cameron’s once-highest-grossing picture of all time, Avatar, is finally here. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) now have a family on Pandora, but when old foes return, they must flee and find a new home.

Wrapping Up

We don’t know about you, but we most certainly have gotten extremely hyped-up only writing about these movies and are looking forward to these high-budget creations. Cannot wait to see what they have in store for us. Hopefully, we will not be disappointed.