The magic of cinema continues to captivate, and 2025 promises to be a year full of unforgettable blockbusters. With exciting stories and stunning visuals, the big screen is about to light up like never before.

Get an exclusive sneak peek at the films you won’t want to miss!

Better Man​

Kicking off the year is a biopic that's sure to hit a high note with music lovers. Directed by Michael Gracey of The Greatest Showman fame, this film charts the rise of UK sensation Robbie Williams.

But here's the twist – Williams is portrayed as a chimpanzee, with Jonno Davies lending his voice and performance capture skills to the role.

It's a bold and imaginative take on the musician's journey from boy-band heartthrob to solo superstar.

Paddington in Peru​

Everyone's favorite marmalade-loving bear, Paddington, embarks on a new escapade in Paddington in Peru.

This third installment sees Paddington venture into the Amazonian rainforest, promising a blend of heartwarming moments and thrilling adventure.

With a cast including Ben Whishaw, Emily Mortimer, and Olivia Colman, this film is poised to be a family favorite.

In the Grey​

Guy Ritchie reunites with Jake Gyllenhaal and Henry Cavill for an action thriller that's sure to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Known for his gritty and fast-paced storytelling, Ritchie's latest offering will see a trio of tough characters on a mission to reclaim billions stolen from them.

Expect high-octane chases, explosive set pieces, and the director's signature style.

September 5​

In a unique blend of drama and real-life events, “The 1972 Munich Olympic Hostage Crisis” recounts the harrowing ordeal through the lens of the ABC Sports news team.

Peter Sarsgaard and John Magaro lead a cast that brings this intense chapter of history to life, incorporating archival footage for an immersive experience.

Wolf Man​

Universal's monster movie universe expands with a new take on a classic horror icon, directed by Leigh Whannell.

While details are scarce, the success of Whannell's The Invisible Man suggests that this film, starring Julia Garner and Christopher Abbott, will offer a fresh and chilling perspective on beloved horror lore.

Captain America: Brave New World​

Anthony Mackie dons the shield in a big-screen adaptation that follows his character's journey in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

With a cast that includes Harrison Ford stepping into the role of Thaddeus Ross, this Marvel film promises to deliver superhero action with a fresh twist.

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Sinners​

Ryan Coogler, alongside Michael B. Jordan, has become synonymous with powerful storytelling and box office success.

Their next collaboration remains shrouded in mystery, but with Coogler's track record, expectations are sky-high for another impactful film.

Black Bag​

Academy Award winner Steven Soderbergh returns with Black Bag, a spy drama that's sure to weave a web of intrigue and suspense.

With a cast led by Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender, and a script by David Koepp, this film is poised to be a sophisticated addition to the spy genre.

Disney’s Snow White​

Disney's live-action remakes have been a hit at the box office, and Snow White is next in line.

With Rachel Zegler as Snow White, Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, and Marc Webb directing, this film aims to breathe new life into the classic tale.

Alto Nights​

Robert De Niro takes on dual roles in a gritty portrayal of two Italian American mob bosses in mid-20th century New York.

Directed by Barry Levinson, this film is set to be a compelling dive into the world of organized crime.

A Minecraft Movie​

The beloved video game Minecraft gets a live-action adaptation, with Jason Momoa and Jennifer Coolidge leading the cast.

With the game's open-ended nature, the film's story could take us anywhere – from epic battles to creative world-building.

Mickey 17​

Following the success of Parasite, director Bong Joon-ho adapts the sci-fi novel Mickey7, with Robert Pattinson playing a disposable employee on a colonizing mission.

Expect a thought-provoking narrative with Bong's signature blend of social commentary and storytelling prowess.

Thunderbolts​

Marvel's second offering of the year features an ensemble of supervillains-turned-heroes, including Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova and David Harbour's Red Guardian.

This film is set to explore the complexities of redemption and heroism in the MCU.

Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning​

Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt in the latest Mission Impossible installment. With a mission involving a lost submarine and an AI program, the stakes are higher than ever for the IMF team.

Karate Kid: Legends​

The Cobra Kai series has reignited interest in the Karate Kid franchise, and now a new film installment is set to hit theaters.

With Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan sharing the screen, this movie promises to be a nostalgic and action-packed addition to the martial arts saga.

Ballerina​

Ana de Armas stars in the first spin-off film of the John Wick universe, set between the events of Chapter 3 and Chapter 4.

With Keanu Reeves and the Continental cohort appearing, fans can expect another gripping tale of revenge and redemption.

Elio​

Pixar's 28th feature film, directed by Adrian Molina, takes us on an interstellar journey with an 11-year-old boy who becomes an accidental ambassador for Earth.

Known for their emotional depth and stunning visuals, Pixar's latest is sure to be a hit with audiences of all ages.

How to Train Your Dragon​

The beloved animated trilogy How to Train Your Dragon gets a live-action reimagining, focusing on Hiccup's first encounter with Toothless.

This film aims to capture the magic of the original while offering a new perspective on the story.

28 Years Later​

Danny Boyle revisits the world of 28 Days Later with 28 Years Later, co-written with Alex Garland.

With a new cast and a promise to stay true to the original's chilling atmosphere, this film is set to be a thrilling continuation of the iconic zombie series.

M3GAN 2.0​

The sequel to the sci-fi horror hit M3GAN sees director Gerard Johnstone and producer James Wan delve deeper into the terrifying consequences of AI robots.

With the original cast returning, fans can expect another round of suspense and scares.

F1​

Directed by Joseph Kosinski, this F1 racing drama stars Brad Pitt as a former racer mentoring a new driving prodigy.

Shot during actual Grand Prix weekends, the film promises an authentic and adrenaline-fueled experience.

Jurassic World Rebirth​

The Jurassic franchise returns with a new installment directed by Gareth Edwards.

With an all-star cast and the return of writer David Koepp, this film is set to bring dinosaurs back to the forefront of blockbuster entertainment.

Superman​

James Gunn directs the latest Superman reboot, focusing on Lois Lane and Clark Kent.

With David Corenswet stepping into the iconic role, this film aims to present a younger, more optimistic Superman for modern audiences.

The Smurfs Movie​

The Smurfs make a musical comeback with Rihanna voicing Smurfette and contributing original songs.

This film is set to be a colorful and tuneful reimagining of the beloved blue characters.

The Fantastic Four​

The Fantastic Four are reintroduced to the MCU, with Pedro Pascal leading the cast as Reed Richards.

Directed by Matt Shakman, this film is set to explore the team's adventures and set up future crossover events.

The Bad Guys 2​

Dreamworks' The Bad Guys sequel sees the former villains face off against an all-female squad of criminals.

With the original cast returning and Pierre Perifel directing, this animated film is set to be another comedic caper.

The Naked Gun​

Akiva Schaffer directs a reboot of The Naked Gun, with Liam Neeson stepping into the shoes of the iconic Frank Drebin. This film promises to bring back the classic comedy with a modern twist.

Ready to plan your movie nights?

Check out the complete list of films below set to hit theaters in 2025 and get excited for what’s coming. These are the stories that will keep us talking all year long!


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