The 2025 movie year is almost here, and Screen Rant is proud to present exclusive looks at 24 upcoming titles. The last few years for Hollywood have not gone as expected, between the pandemic and strikes shutting down productions and delaying releases. But 2025 looks to be a cinematic year, filled with exciting films for audiences to see.
This year brings big box office hits like Captain America: Brave New World and Jurassic World: Rebirth, releasing in theaters, along with titles like Back in Action and Star Trek: Section 31 debuting on streaming services. With 2024 winding down, Screen Rant's 2025 Movie Preview turns the focus to what’s to come.
Exclusive images from the aforementioned titles can be found below, along with new insights on other significant projects such as Ryan Coogler's Sinners and DreamWorks' live-action How To Train Your Dragon. There are films showcasing star power with actors like Daisy Ridley, Gerard Butler, and Donnie Yen preparing to light up the screen.
Whether you're anticipating action-packed sequences, gripping crime dramas, enchanting fantasies, or horror flicks, 2025 promises to satisfy every cinematic craving.
Upcoming Films: January Releases
Starting the year strong, the sequel Den of Thieves 2: Pantera arrives on January 10, featuring Gerard Butler and O'Shea Jackson Jr. as crime partners. Big Nick and Donnie Wilson transition from enemies to allies, promising high-stakes heists and intense action.
That same day, Donnie Yen headlines The Prosecutor, where he takes on the role of a skilled prosecutor who helps a wrongfully accused defendant. Following up on his memorable role as Cain from John Wick: Chapter 4, Yen's character embodies both legal and physical prowess, highlighted through scenes of him training.
On January 16, the biographical wrestling film Unstoppable tells the inspiring story of Anthony Robles, born with one leg but achieved NCAA champion status. Starring Jharrel Jerome as Robles, the movie is set to be released exclusively on Prime Video, featuring Jennifer Lopez as his supportive mother.
Additional January Highlights
Scott Eastwood and Sylvester Stallone enter the fray with Alarum, set for January 17. The Lionsgate thriller follows two spies who go rogue, mixing romance with espionage. Foxx and Diaz also make their return to the screen on the same date with Back in Action, where they portray former spies forced to return to their chaotic past.
Lastly, the chilling new take on the classic horror character arrives with Wolf Man, featuring Christopher Abbott. With fresh material from Leigh Whannell, who previously revamped The Invisible Man, the film focuses on family dynamics amid horror threats.
February Features
February sees the release of Captain America: Brave New World on the 14th, with Anthony Mackie taking on the titular role. His character serves as both hero and participant in political conspiracy; it’s poised to blend action with espionage.
Joining the lineup is Paddington in Peru, again showcasing the marmalade-loving bear set to release the same day, featuring familiar faces like Olivia Colman and Antonio Banderas, promising laughter and heartwarming moments.
The month continues with several notable films, including Daisy Ridley’s action-filled role in Cleaner, releasing on February 21, alongside Cooper Hoffman’s venture as the protagonist assassin-in-training detailed in Old Guy.
March Highlights
March is particularly thrilling, beginning with Sinners, where Michael B. Jordan plays twins, directed by Ryan Coogler. This project marks the return of this famed duo who previously achieved great success together. Then, on March 21, Disney’s live-action rendition of Snow White, featuring Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, conjures nostalgia with its reimagined storytelling.
Looking Ahead: Future Projections
Rounding out the May releases, Karate Kid: Legends celebrates the franchise's return after 15 years. Merging iconic elements from past films, Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan team up, ensuring continuity with today’s youth fighters.
With so many exciting films scheduled for release, 2025 is shaping up to be an unforgettable year for cinema. This lineup reflects Hollywood's resilience and adaptability as it seeks to draw audiences back to theaters and streaming screens alike.
