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PREVIEW

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ENTERTAINMENT
FILM

THE INTERNSHIP
(JUNE 7)

Vince Vaughn
and Owen Wilson
reunite for the first
time since 2005’s
Wedding Crashers
for The Internship,
a comedy about two
middle-aged guys
taking internships
at Google. Is it OK
to say that this
looks really funny?
Cool, thanks.

THE HANGOVER PART III (MAY 24)

MONSTERS
UNIVERSITY

It all ends. Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach
Galifianakis, Justin Bartha, Heather Graham, Ken
Jeong, John Goodman and Melissa McCarthy star.

(JUNE 21)

Mike and Sully are
back in this prequel
to Monsters, Inc.
Expect bank.

I’M SO EXCITED
(JUNE 28)

Get excited:
This is Pedro
Almodovar’s first
film in two years.

MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING
(JUNE 7)
Joss Whedon takes
on Shakespeare in
this modern-day
adaptation of Much
Ado About Nothing.
A charming diversion
with no superheros
in sight.

DESPICABLE ME 2
(JULY 3)

Despicable Me 2; or,
ka-ching, ka-ching,
ka-ching. (It’s going to
make a lot of money.)

THE WAY WAY BACK

PACIFIC RIM

From Oscar-winning
screenwriters Nat
Faxon and Jim Rash
(The Descendants),
The Way Way
Back looks like the
type of charming
indie that Fox
Searchlight normally
releases during
the summertime.
That’s probably
why the studio
spent $10 million
to acquire the
film — co-starring
Steve Carell, Sam
Rockwell, Maya
Rudolph and more
— at the Sundance
Film Festival in
January.

Robots vs.
monsters!
Guillermo Del Toro
directs what will
be your geeky
cousin’s favorite
movie of 2013.

JULY 5)

MAN OF STEEL (JUNE 14)

GROWN UPS 2

Meet Henry Cavill, the soon-to-be star of this Superman redux,
who shoulda woulda coulda been a star countless times before.
Cavill was up for parts as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter, Edward
Cullen in Twilight and James Bond in Casino Royale, and was
called the “Unluckiest Man in Hollywood” by Empire in 2005.
Well, here’s proof ’13 can be a lucky number.

Because you’ve
always wanted to see
a deer pee on Adam
Sandler’s face.

(JULY 12)

(JULY 12)

CRYSTAL FAIRY
(JULY 12)

Michael Cera plays
an American jerk
searching for a
mystical high in this
Sundance comedy.

THE CONJURING
(JULY 19)

This movie is so
scary that the
MPAA gave it an
R-rating despite
a lack of violence
or bloodshed.
Translation:
Too scary.