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100 Films to Look Forward To in 2025

Welcome to 2025 everyone! With the calendar fully turned over from 2024, we’re about to get an entire slate of new movies to dig into. This coming weekend, the first major releases of the year will be hitting. Beyond that? Well, there’s literally everything. Four years ago, I posed this list for 2021 on January 1st (here), with the 2022 list here, as well as 2023’s list here, followed by last year’s list here, and I’ve often managed to hit on a lot of the major flicks. Of course, I didn’t hit on everything, and even some of the ones I did have graduated to this list. Today, you’ll see my collection of the 100 bits of cinema that I most think are worth considering during the impending twelve months. Fun, right? Yeah, I thought so.

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What you’ll see below are just 100 films that I think might be interesting to you, to me, or potentially to all of us. The top of the list is very me, with both the Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere and the Saw sequel Saw XI in the top two spots. There’s also a holdover in They Follow, while the next Yorgos Lanthimos film Bugonia debuts in the top five. Throw in James Gunn‘s Superman, some big new movies from A-list filmmakers like Paul Thomas Anderson, Kathryn Bigelow, plus more, and there’s lots of interesting titles here. We shouldn’t be spoiled for quality cinema in 2025.

Now, as always there are some big titles not on this list that potentially would have been, like the upcoming Jordan Peele film and Weapons from Barbarian filmmaker Zach Cregger. The latter movie would have cracked my top ten this year, for what that’s worth. I suspect we’ll see them on next year’s list. Still, this year’s has no shortage of fascinating flicks…

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Here now are 100 movies to look forward to this year:

1. Deliver Me From Nowhere
2. Saw XI
3. Bugonia
4. The Battle of Baktan Cross
5. Caught Stealing
6. They Follow
7. Superman
8. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
9. Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
10. Judy
11. Mickey 17
12. The Monkey
13. Die My Love
14. The Running Man
15. Marty Supreme
16. The Fantastic Four: First Steps
17. Monsanto
18. Untitled Kathryn Bigelow Film
19. Roofman
20. Untitled Noah Baumbach Film
21. The Friend
22. Flowervale Street
23. Huntington
24. Highest 2 Lowest
25. The Actor
26. Outcome
27. Heart Eyes
28. 28 Years Later
29. Sinners
30. Good Fortune
31. Holland, Michigan
32. Elio
33. Novocaine
34. Ella McKay
35. Alpha
36. Captain America: Brave New World
37. Predator: Badlands
38. Nouvelle Vague
39. 41
40. A Big Bold Beautiful Journey
41. Sentimental Value
42. Avatar: Fire And Ash
43. The Lost Bus
44. Fuze
45. The Smashing Machine
46. In the Blink of an Eye
47. The Gorge
48. Frankenstein
49. The Bride!
50. Jurassic World Rebirth
51. Havoc
52. Mother Mary
53. Eddington
54. Materialists
55. Death of a Unicorn
56. Father, Mother, Sister, Brother
57. Freaky Tales
58. Wizards
59. After the Hunt
60. The Phoenician Scheme
61. How to Train Your Dragon
62. Black Bag
63. Thunderbolts*
64. Wicked: For Good
65. The Entertainment System is Down
66. Wolf Man
67. Honey Don’t
68. RIP
69. The Shrouds
70. Anemone
71. Freakier Friday
72. Hamnet
73. Ballerina
74. The Ballad of a Small Prayer
75. Eternity
76. Sacrifice
77. The Electric State
78. No Other Choice
79. The Old Guard 2
80. Pressure
81. The Last Republican
82. Mayday
83. Emmanuelle
84. Warfare
85. The Mastermind
86. Eden
87. Klara and the Sun
88. Vicious
89. The Way of the Wind
90. Hope
91. Presence
92. The Roses
93. At the Sea
94. Tron: Ares
95. The Black Phone 2
96. Love Hurts
97. Legally Blonde 3
98. The Accountant 2
99. Hurry Up Tomorrow
100. The Naked Gun

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Here’s to a great year (and film year) in 2025!

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