Source: comingsoon.net
2. Booster Gold
FINALLY!
Finally, someone is actually making a Booster Gold movie! My dreams! They are coming true! Booster is easily one of my favorite superheroes of all time, and his finally getting a movie is gonna be a great thing to watch. Oh, and this one is in the hands of the DC CW team, which has me even more excited. The Flash is the best non-comic book DC product available right now, and having those people working on Booster? A match made in heaven.
Although I am depressed that this one apparently won’t be in the DCEU. Like, if there’s one thing they need, it’s a lighthearted fun time.  Booster, a time traveler going back to get ahead, is a lovable jerk and his straight man robot buddy Skeets is the perfect other half to the duo.
A great comedic double act in a big spacey timey adventure is kind of all I want out of blockbuster movies as a whole. Here’s hoping it lives up to my expectations.
Source: ifanboy.com
1. Harbinger
Why, yes, the number one movie on this list IS a non-Marvel, non-DC, Sony-backed film that doesn’t even have a release date yet and might never happen. But I’m super duper excited for it, and this is my list, and you should be pumped for this one too. Plus, it’s my list.
So recently, Sony announced it was working with Valiant Media to make films based on their comics. And they announced that their first film together would be…Bloodshot. For some stupid reason. Seriously, who actually wants a Bloodshot movie? But their second announced film was Harbinger, one of the most interesting superhero comics of the whole Valiant line.
EDIT: Since the original writing of this article, Valiant and Sony have announced that Harbinger will now be taking Bloodshot’s place as the first Valiant/Sony movie. Apparently someone is listening to me.
Plot: Peter Stanchek is a Psiot. A human born with intense superpowers, in his case telepathy and limited telekinetic powers, Peter is picked up by billionaire philanthropist Toyo Harada’s Harbinger program, designed to train and weaponize Psiots worldwide. Peter soon learns he can’t trust Harada, and goes on the run from Harbinger as well as the government backed Project: Rising Spirit. But Peter is not a good person. Will he become the greatest villain in his own story, or will he band together with the other Psiots for good?
Harbinger is the energy of a young adult novel placed into a story that is actually good. It’s tense, and funny, dramatic, and morally grey all over. And if made, it would be an energetic new start to superhero films as a whole. We need some new blood, and this is the chance to get it.
And there we go. There you have my list of what I’m excited about. But of course that’s just me. I’m sure you all have your own lists because hey, we got a lot of great to chose from.
