The year 2025 proved to be a rich and meaningful one for the film industry. Audiences enjoyed sequels like "The Brave Era Continues," the apocalyptic zombie thriller "28 Years Later," a new interpretation of "Fantastic Four," and "Bridget Jones: Losing Her Mind Over Boys."
This article highlights the 15 most noteworthy films of the year. Here are brief reviews of some major premieres.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest project is a sharp and stylistic thriller enriched with elements of action and dark comedy. Leonardo DiCaprio plays one of his most memorable roles in recent years.
Pat Calhoun (DiCaprio) and his wife Perfidia (Teyana Taylor) lead a radical group. However, their alliance falls apart after a confrontation with Colonel Steve Lockjaw (Sean Penn), leading to Pat’s disappearance.
Sixteen years later, the former revolutionary lives as Bob Ferguson with his daughter Villa in a rural town, but his past comes back to haunt him.
A parody series filled with absurdity has been revamped with Liam Neeson in the lead role.
The son of Frank Drebin causes a series of blunders during a new assignment and is reassigned to investigate a tech giant’s automotive malfunction. There, he uncovers a billionaire’s plans for a global technological disaster.
A gritty, genre-driven vampire film set in the 1930s unfolds against a backdrop of gangsters and blues music. The Moore brothers, who served in World War I, plan to open their own blues bar, but their music attracts the attention of an Irish vampire.
Marvel delivered a heartfelt and impactful story about its heroes this year. "The Outsiders" face not only external threats but also their own internal struggles.
The heroes are tasked by CIA Director Valentina Allegra de Fontaine to cover up secret experiments, but during the mission, they realize they must destroy themselves.
In a sincere and emotional love story, Lucy (Dakota Johnson) works at a matchmaking agency in New York but cannot find her own perfect partner.
She meets a wealthy and charming man, but the return of her ex-boyfriend complicates things.
In a lively, humorous, and dynamic film based on a famous game, office worker Steve (Jack Black) finds himself in a cube-shaped world and must adapt to its new rules.
South Korean director Bong Joon-ho presents his distinctive take on science fiction. The 2050s.
Life on Earth is no longer possible, and among the humans sent to space are clones of Micky. Their encounters with one another lead to new challenges.
The film, in the spirit of political satire, depicts the issues that arose in the United States during the pandemic. The conflict between the mayor and the sheriff drives the story forward.
Other major premieres slated for the second half of the year are certain to capture audiences’ attention as well.
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