May 3
“Ironman 3,” the popular franchise is baaack, with Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark and Iron Man
“The Iceman,” a true story about a notorious contract killer and family man, with Winona Ryder as his wife
“Love Is All You Need,” a woman traveling to Italy for her daughter’s wedding meets a widower, played by Pierce Brosnan, who is bitter about his wife’s death
“What Maisie Knew,” In NYC, a young girl is caught between her parents’ divorce and the custody battle over her, with Julianne Moore
May 10
“The Great Gatsby,” a contemporary take on the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic, with Leonardo DiCaprio as Gatsby
“Peeples,” a Tyler Perry comedy that takes place in the Hamptons
May 17
“Star Trek: Into Darkness,” the well-known franchise, now with Chris Pine as Captain Kirk
“Frances Ha,” a NY woman who is not a dancer throws herself into the dream of being one even as her chances dwindle
May 24
“Fast & Furious 6,” the popular franchise rides again with Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson
“The Hangover III,” the boys return for some more chaotic times
“Epic,” an animated feature that tells the story of an ongoing battle between good and evil deep within the forest
“Before Midnight,” Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy in the last of their trilogy? About lovers almost two decades after they first meet on a train bound for Vienna
May 31
“After Earth,” a father and son crash back on Earth 1,000 years after humans left, and the son must make a journey for help
“Now You See Me,” about a group of magicians who redistribute the wealth from heists to their audiences, with Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson among others
“The East,” a girl goes undercover to infiltrate an anarchist group known for making attacks on corporations, with Patricia Clarkson and Ellen Page