Yesterday Marvel Studios announced it's plans for the movies slated till 2019.

2015:
May 1: Avengers: Age of Ultron
July 17: Ant-Man
2016:
May 6: Captain America 3 Civil War
Nov 4: Doctor Strange
2017:
May 5: Guardians Of The Galaxy 2
July 28: Thor: Ragnarok
Nov. 3: Black Panther
2018:
May 4: Avengers Infinity War Pt1
July 6: Captain Marvel
Nov. 2: Inhumans
2019:
May 3: Avengers Infinity War Pt2

What if any are you excited to see on the big screen?

The next few years of my life are just going to be killing time until each movie comes out. I'm going to be very upset if I die before 2019.

Well, they sure are aiming high. A lot of these I am looking forward too. They all look like they should be pretty good, too. I sure hope I'm not disappointed. 

By 2020, I'll have to spend 3 days to watch every Avengers series movie in order. 

And poor DC is so far behind too. By 2020 Marvel will have 20 + movies in it's cinematic universe.. Dc will be scratching at around 10.

Originally, I thought the Captain Marvel movie would be about Mar-Vell or something, so I wasn't interested. I was pretty upset and me and my brother kept talking about how awesome a Ms. Marvel movie would be since she's one of my most beloved favourite characters. Then I was reading an article in the paper about the Marvel movie line up and seen that it would actually be about Carol freaking Danvers! I have wanted a Carol movie for years and it's finally going to happen! 

Other than that, none of the movies really spark an interest. Maybe Inhuman's a little bit, but that's about it. If Tigra makes an appearance in any well then I would absolutely be seeing that movie opening day. I'm much more into the X-Men side of things.

Cyber Bishop : Sure, but DC had the Batman Trilogy, which is equal to roughly 10 movies... so they're about equal. Though DC might loose a few points when it comes to Ben Affleck playing the new batman, we'll see.

I am excited for some of them, though I'm starting to find most Super Hero movies have the same feel. Guardians was a nice change, so I am looking forward to the next one, that's for sure. Also Avengers will probably be a decent watch. I will eventually see them all, but I just find most of those types of movies don't stand out anymore.

I am referring to one shared continuity. In the instance you are talking about there was 4 original Batmans, then later 3 done by Nolan recently, The original 4 Superman movies then Superman Returns which pretty much eliminates Superman 3  & 4 from ever happening and then they had Green Lantern.. There were others I did not mention due to their complete crappy nature.
However none of them co exist with one another in a shared universe, each series is it's own stand alone. Man of Steel is the beginning of the DC shared universe which is what I am referring to.

All the movies released by DC (or based off DC comics) not in the shared cinematic universe.
1951     Superman and the Mole Men
1954     Stamp Day for Superman
1966     Batman: The Movie
1978     Superman    
1980     Superman II    
1982     Swamp Thing          
1983     Superman III        
1984     Supergirl    
1987     Superman IV: The Quest for Peace s.    
1989     The Return of Swamp Thing    
1989    Batman    
1992     Batman Returns    
1995     Batman Forever    
1997     Batman & Robin    
1997    Steel    
2004     Catwoman    
2005     Batman Begins
2006     Superman Returns
2008     The Dark Knight
2009     Watchmen    
2010     Jonah Hex    
2011     Green Lantern
2012     The Dark Knight Rises

All movies in the DC shared cinematic universe
2013     Man of Steel

All the movies released by Marvel not in the shared cinematic universe.

1944 Captain America
1986 Howard the Duck
1989 The Punisher
1990 Captain America
1994 The Fantastic Four (low budget)
1998 Blade
2000X-Men
2002Blade II
2002 Spider-Man
2003 Daredevil
2003 X2 Xmen United
2003 Hulk
2004 The Punisher
2004 Spider-Man 2
2004 Blade: Trinity
2005 Elektra
2005 Fantastic Four20th Century Fox
2006 X-Men: The Last Stand
2007 Ghost Rider
2007 Spider-Man 3
2007 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
2008 Punisher: War Zone
2009 X-Men Origins: Wolverine
2011 X-Men: First Class
2012 Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
2012 The Amazing Spider-Man
2013 The Wolverine
2014 The Amazing Spider-Man 2Columbia Pictures
2014 X-Men: Days of Future Past

Marvel in the shared Cinematic Universe
2008 Iron Man
2008 The Incredible Hulk
2010 Iron Man 2
2011 Thor
2011 Captain America: The First Avenger
2012 Marvel's The Avengers
2013 Iron Man 3
2013 Thor: The Dark World
2014 Captain America: The Winter Soldier
2014 Guardians of the Galaxy
 

I see, I should of realized you were talking about the Universe.

The new Batman V Superman will really be pivotal, as it introduces Wonder Woman too. I hope they make it a great movie, as I generally prefer the DC feel, but I'm a little apprehensive about it.

Aquaman is planned as well, isn't it?

I'm looking forward to all of them, though I'm wondering how you would make a movie called "Ant-Man" appeal to the general public. It is a silly name, though the power to shrink or grow would have it's uses (no, not like that ). Guardians of the Galaxy was a great surprise and a lot of fun, hopefully the sequel will be just as entertaining if not more. DC does have a long way to go before it even considers catching up to Marvel. After all, 90% of DC's movies involve either Batman or Superman, while Marvel has a wide array of characters and story lines.

OopsIDiedAgain : I was reading some things about Ant Man and this is supposed to be a hugely important movie in the shared universe filling in holes about shield's origins and possibly having the beginnings of the Civil War starting to take place (one rumor is that something will take place in the end credits stinger. We will see.