Winter-Spring Coming Attractions

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - With Oscar season upon us, Hollywood's 2017 holiday lineup receding in the rear-view mirror, and 2018's splashy summer movie season still three months off, what can moviegoers look forward to – or, in some cases, dread – on the nation's theater screens in winter and spring?

Here are the high-profile titles and stars that will be popping up on multiplex marquees, in pretty much this order, in February, March, and April:

FEBRUARY

• Helen Mirren headlines a horror drama as a haunted firearm heiress in Winchester.
• Anastasia and Christian marry in the third installment of the erotic-drama franchise, Fifty Shades Freed.
• A beloved Beatrix Potter character gets the animation treatment in Peter Rabbit.
• Clint Eastwood directs the terrorist thriller, The 15:17 to Paris.
• Chadwick Boseman portrays the comic book-inspired title character in the fantasy thriller, Black Panther.
• Prehistoric creatures roam in the animated comedy, Early Man.
• Natalie Portman stars as a biologist in the fantasy thriller, Annihilation.
• Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams co-star in the crime comedy, Game Night.
• Robert De Niro stars as the title character in the family comedy, The War With Grandpa.

MARCH

•   Bruce Willis inherits the Charles Bronson role in the vigilante-thriller remake, Death Wish.
•   Jennifer Lawrence stars as a ballerina who is recruited as a Russian agent in the mystery-thriller, Red Sparrow.
•   Reese Witherspoon and Chris Pine co-star in the family fantasy adventure, A Wrinkle in Time.
•   David Oyelowo and Charlize Theron co-star in the action dramedy, Gringo.
•    Nicole Kidman, Bryan Cranston, and Kevin Hart star in the dark comedy-drama remake of The Intouchables, The Upside.
•   Alicia Vikander inherits the Lara Croft role from Angelina Jolie in the fantasy thriller, Tomb Raider.
•   Johnny Depp, Emily Blunt, and James McAvoy provide the lead voices in the animated comedy,  Sherlock Gnomes.
•   Frances McDormand, Scarlett Johansson, and Bryan Cranston lead the voice cast in the animated adventure comedy, Isle of Dogs.
•   Claire Foy is committed to a mental institution in the horror thriller, Unsane.
•    Steven Spielberg directs the science fiction thriller about virtual reality, Ready Player One.

APRIL

• A police dog goes undercover at a dog show in the canine family comedy, Show Dogs.
• Real-life marrieds Emily Blunt and John Krasinski co-star in the suspense thriller, A Quiet Place.
• Parents worry about their teenagers' sexual activity in the prom-night comedy, Blockers.
• Jason Clarke portrays Ted Kennedy and Kate Mara is Mary Jo Kopechne in the set-in-1969 biodrama, Chappaquiddick.
•  Anna Faris stars in the remake of the 1987 Goldie Hawn comedy, Overboard.
• Dwayne Johnson stars in the video game-inspired apes-and-monsters thriller, Rampage.
• No apes or monsters are in sight in the playful nature documentary, Dolphins.
• And then, just like that, before you know it, it's May and the summer movie season arrives.