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San Diego Comic- Con 2. Your Complete Guide. Veterans of San Diego Comic- Con knows that the crowds, spectacle and jam- packed line- up of panels can make the whole experience seem overwhelming, exhausting . For you first- time conventioneers, the key to surviving the weekend is to plan ahead and to diversify your schedule.

Most of the big news coming out of the weekend – from . But anyone who wants to avoid camping out in lines overnight can still get into panels for lesser- known films and shows. Or you can spend time weaving through cosplayers among the vendor booths on the convention floor, or dig the various creative viral marketing gimmicks that tend to spread across several blocks of the city's bustling Gaslamp Quarter. Below is a fairly comprehensive list of what movies and TV projects will be presenting panels and taking to the streets at SDCC this year, from the already wildly popular to the new cult favorites you haven't heard of yet. This is what attendees can seek out amid all the hubbub down by the Embarcadero – and what pop culture junkies around the world will be reading about throughout the Con. MOVIES
Comic- Con's emphasis has largely shifted over the past few years from movies to TV – after moving away from, y'know, comics. But there are still plenty of action- adventure, fantasy, science- fiction, horror, and superhero blockbusters- to- be that'll be jostling for position in the ballrooms, conference halls and street- corners of San Diego.

There's be no big Star Wars panel this year, which is a bit surprising given that The Last Jedi is coming soon and the . Instead, for a nostalgic science- fiction rush, fans will have to look to Blade Runner 2. Warner Bros. Hall H presentation.

It'll be sharing time with Steven Spielberg's adaptation of the dystopian video game novel Ready Player One, and the next two DC Comics films, Justice League and Aquaman. Spielberg is confirmed for the RPO Q& A; Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling will be on hand for Blade Runner. Meanwhile, Ben Affleck and Jason Momoa will be talking up their superhero pictures – and trying not to act too jealous toward fellow panelist Gal Gadot, who'll still be riding high from the success of Wonder Woman. That's some heavy duty Hollywood firepower, packed into a single two- hour WB session. But for more Blade Runner 2. Center and seek out the film's . The studio's also holding a Wednesday night advance screening of the horror prequel Annabelle: Creation, as well as a sure- to- be- wacky panel for the upcoming The LEGO Ninjago Movie.

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The studio's action picture Atomic Blonde (released via the Focus Features subsidiary, in conjunction with Netflix) will get its own showcase as part of a special tribute to . And Warner's DC Comics division will be active too, with a panel celebrating the 1. DC Universe Animated Original Movies, another one about the release of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm on Blu- ray, and a preview screening of the brand- new Batman and Harley Quinn.

Charlize Theoron in 'Atomic Blonde.'2. Century Fox will be limiting its Hall H presentation this year to an hour, and is expected to spend much of that time touting Kingsman: The Golden Circle; although it's possible that upcoming . The studio's keeping its plans under wraps for now – like a superhero protecting a secret identity. Marvel Studios will taking up over two hours of Hall H time to deliver one what will almost certainly be one of its typically free- wheeling and surprise- filled sales pitches. The exact participants are still classified, but almost a large portion of the program will likely cover the next two MCU movies, Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther. Beyond that, what gets announced and who walks onto the stage to the adoring roar of the crowd will be a mystery that'll have to wait until late Saturday afternoon. Netflix's movie division will be indulging some mystery of its own, by holding a .

That will happen after an afternoon Hall H session where the streaming service will tout two of its higher- profile projects: the action- fantasy Bright, and the English- language adaptation of the grim Japanese manga Death Note. The later will be represented by stars Nat Wolff and Margaret Qualley and director Adam Wingard. The former boasts the kind of panel line- up that one would ordinarily expect from a major Hollywood studio, with director David Ayer and screenwriter Max Landis joined by stars Will Smith, Noomi Rapace and Joel Edgerton, all helping to introduce an alternate universe where fairy tale creatures coexist with humans.

Anyone intrigued by the Bright panel can then head over to . Another smaller- scale film to keep an eye out for in San Diego is big- screen take on Derf Backderf's terrific graphic novel My Friend Dahmer, which is about how Derf hung out with the notorious serial killer when they were high school classmates. And one of the more surprising Hall H dwellers this year is the gentle, strange indie comedy Brigsby Bear, which is brainchild of a handful of the quirkier Lonely Island and Saturday Night Live comedians. Kyle Mooney, Dave Mc. Cary and Beck Bennett are scheduled to appear, along with . Watch Mother (2017) Hd. After production delays and some shuffling of the creative team, Trek devotees will be watching the Comic- Con panel closely to see if the early look at this prequel series – set before the Kirk/Spock era – will satisfy fans who've been waiting over a decade for the franchise to return to its original TV home.

Doug Jones, Sonequa Martin- Green and Michelle Yeoh in 'Star Trek: Discovery.'Jan Thijs. If they weren't fictional, the characters from CBS's The Big Bang Theory would likely be camping out all night for the Star Trek panel. Instead, the actors who play them will be geeking out in Hall H, for a tribute to the hit sitcom's 1. All the stars are scheduled to attend, along with the writers and producers; the network's teasing a . Now, the fans who kept the series alive can celebrate with a panel where the cast and creators will look back on the first year's highlights, while setting up a new chapter.

That panel's set for the 2. NBC will debut its adaptation of True Blood mastermind Charlaine Harris's latest series of soapy supernatural novels.

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Marvel's Inhumans brings to the small screen a super- powered alien race that at one point was going to get its own movie in the MCU. Instead, the first two episodes of ABC's show will be playing in IMAX theaters for two full weeks before the series commences on TV. While they await the debut, any members of the Mighty Marvel Marching Society who happen to be in Southern California will have the opportunity to see some early footage, and to meet the actors who'll be playing Marvel's strange family of out- of- this- world demigods. Inhumans is the most- anticipated item ABC has to introduce this year, though fans of Once Upon a Time will be surely paying attention to what the team behind that show will have to say about the upcoming season, after its finale last spring seemed to wrap up multiple major storylines while pressing the plot reset button.

Former Community star Yvette Nicole Brown (who voices The Little Mermaid's Ursula in Disney's dense fairy tale homage) will be moderating the panel. Anson Mount, right, in 'Marvel's Inhumans.'Marvel. Fox
The original . It's still unknown who from the series will appear, though given that the area around the Convention Center has reportedly been plastered with billboards promoting the series (and guiding attendees to a fake gene- testing service), it's reasonable to expect that big- name talent will be in town. Other new Fox shows in the mix include Ghosted, which stars Craig Robinson and Adam Scott as paranormal investigators, and The Orville, a comic twist on Star Trek created by and starring Seth Mac. Farlane. Robinson and Scott are scheduled to appear on the former's panel, while Mac. Farlane will be joined by his co- stars Adrianne Palicki, Scott Grimes and Penny Johnson Jerald (among others) for the latter's session.