Nobody does it quite like Pixar at their best. But amongst all the Oscars and box office smashes, which movies go underappreciated? Generally, it's the movie's with those big ticket Pixar concepts that go full-in on the emotion - but perhaps not on the concept - that fall by the wayside. I feel Coco, released as the company was in the middle of releasing a lot of sequels to its original classics, has been mostly forgotten despite telling a startlingly emotional story. But the biggest one I'd love more people to revisit is Luca. Released on Disney+ (so missing out on theaters), it's a beautiful coming-of-age story with unique animation for the studio.

After just one movie this year, 2025 will once again be busy for Marvel. Captain America: Brave New World's first trailer evokes the intrigue and action of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, an MCU fan-favorite. Thunderbolts* will bring back popular and underrated characters and see the birth of a new team. If Mahershala Ali's Blade keeps its release date, the anticipated project could be a breath of fresh air for the MCU, expanding Marvel's supernatural corner. The Fantastic four has the potential to top them all, introducing one of the best Marvel teams and with a possible major multiverse plot.

Ghostbusters is one of the most popular supernatural franchises of all time, and it’s still going strong 40 years after the release of the original. Ghostbusters came back with an all-female reboot in 2016, and since then, there have been two sequels to the original movies. Though they have all been successful at the box office, they vary in quality. For me, the best Ghostbusters movie will always be the original. The cast was amazing and the story was new, funny, and exciting.