What Is The Last Film You Watched? (2025 Films)

[Jay 45,565]

Out with the old...

• Older Films
• 2020 Films
• 2021 Films
• 2022 Films
• 2023 Films
• 2024 Films

In with the new!

• Wikipedia list of 2025 films
• Variety: The Most-Anticipated Movies of 2025
• Polygon: The 50 most anticipated new movies of 2025
• Vulture: 32 Movies We Can’t Wait to See in 2025
• Rolling Stone: 50 Most Anticipated Movies of 2025
• IndieWire: 52 Most Anticipated Movies of 2025

What are YOU most looking forward to?

[Edmilson 11,999]

Some movies that will be coming out this year:

 

[Jay 45,565]

Yes, but what are YOU most interested in seeing?

[Edmilson 11,999]

21 minutes ago, Jay said:

Yes, but what are YOU most interested in seeing?

The pitch meetings for all of the movies in the pic I posted 

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

11 hours ago, Edmilson said:

Some movies that will be coming out this year:

 

 

[Raiders of the SoundtrArk 2,658]

1. Jurassic World: Rebirth
2. Wicked: For Good
3. Mickey 17
4. Damien Chazelle new movie
5. How to Train Your Dragon
6. Wake Up Dead Man
7. F1
8. Zootopia 2
9. Warfare
10. Predator: Badlands
11. Sinners
12. 28 Years Later
13. PTA new film
14. Padington in Peru
15. The Running Man

 

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

Any dark and disturbing films due out?

[tomsmoviemadness 4,735]

Wolf Man is the very first one of the top of my head

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

I meant really dark and disturbing.

[Knight of Ren 1,500]

Out of those mentioned above, really curious about:

 

-David Robert Mitchell's Flowervale Street

-Coogler's Sinners

-Mickey 17

-Chazelle's new film

-PTA's new film

 

Not really in a hurry to watch most of the blockbusters aside from a couple of them, like Avatar 3, Wicked 2 and Mission Impossible 8.

[Davis 3,957]

19 hours ago, Edmilson said:

Some movies that will be coming out this year:

 

I see Hollywood still hasn’t recovered from sequelitis.

[tomsmoviemadness 4,735]

Of course they haven't. It's the pretty much the only thing that makes money.

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

Make nothing but original stories and then people will have no choice but to see them.

[Raiders of the SoundtrArk 2,658]

Well it's sure that after 16 Mickey movie, Bong Joon-ho could have stop but no he had to direct Mickey 17.

On top of that you've got Kosinski who's lauching a saga named "F" and Pixar are also making Eli 0 franchising The Book of Eli

[Jay 45,565]

I read yesterday that Dan Trachtenberg already secretly filmed a Predator movie that will ALSO be out this year, BEFORE Predator: Badlands. Is this true?

 

I also remember reading that Matt Vaughn had secretly filmed a Kingsmsn movie that will be out this year

[Raiders of the SoundtrArk 2,658]

Don't know about either of this but would definitely add them to my list. Trachtenberg did such a terrific job on 10 Cloverfield Lane and Prey that I can't wait to see what he'll do next. As for Vaughn even though Argylle was quite forgettable, it stil was fun, same for The King's Men 

 

About the Predator, it could be about the rumour of a sequel to Prey which Badlands ain't

[tomsmoviemadness 4,735]

Head of 20 Century Studios said last year, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, that there are no plans for anymore Kingsman films.

[Jay 45,565]

Yeah, I remembered wrong.  It was a third Kick-Ass movie that he secretly filmed

 

https://collider.com/matthew-vaughn-secret-movie-sam-rockwell/

[Raiders of the SoundtrArk 2,658]

46 minutes ago, tomsmoviemadness said:

Head of 20 Century Studios said last year, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, that there are no plans for anymore Kingsman films.

I'm curious though if they might have sell the right to Universal since Argylle was distributed by Universal and is clearly in the Kingsman universe

[Naïve Old Fart 12,786]

I guess I'm interested in seeing a lot of films that haven't opened in the UK, yet:

NOSFERATU (I know; that one's already out),

EMILIA PÉREZ,

THE BRUTALIST,

A COMPLETE UNKNOWN,

THE OUTRUN ((that one's out as well, but not where I stay).

Out of the big hitters, only SUPERMAN, and M:I FINAL RECKONING hold any attraction for me.

 

[Jay 45,565]

Wolf Man seems to be getting mixed reviews.  A lot of mediocre ones, but then this guy loved it

 

https://www.comingsoon.net/movies/reviews/1904542-wolf-man-review-an-edge-of-your-seat-thrill-ride-for-the-ages

[Gustavo Joseph 61]

Just saw Wolf Man, and had a really good time. Few characters, a lot of mood, good pacing, almost zero CGI, simple story. Good score by Wallfisch.

[crocodile 9,583]

Watched new Captain America this morning/afternoon. It wasn't too terrible or anything, just quite unremarkable. A lot of the plot points you can see coming. Fortunately, both Mackie and Ford are very likeable. It would have been a decent Disney+ special but can't see it as a major tentpole.

 

Karol

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

The Gorge

 

Starts off in familiar territory to that Passengers movie from a few years ago, before it becomes like a Resident Evil co-op game.

[Edmilson 11,999]

On 15/02/2025 at 1:30 PM, crocodile said:

Watched new Captain America this morning/afternoon. It wasn't too terrible or anything, just quite unremarkable. A lot of the plot points you can see coming. Fortunately, both Mackie and Ford are very likeable. It would have been a decent Disney+ special but can't see it as a major tentpole.

 

Karol

Is it at least better than Quantumania? That one was so painfully bad that it may have helped sunk the MCU.

[Bellosh 4,522]

 

 Loved it.  It just throws you in and you go with it.

 

Spoiler

Even though there's no backstory to the monkey

 

It's really funny too. Not too scary in the sense of horror but it keeps you in suspense.

 

It's not long either which is great.  Only read this next spoiler if you've seen it:

 

Spoiler

The ending where the monkey drums really fast and a lot of people die makes for some interesting take on its power.  There's a bit of cosmic horror to it as well.

 

Also the quick cut to the uncles funeral was one of the funniest cuts I've ever seen in a movie.

 

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

I watched The Monkey last weekend and thought it was okayish. I think I preferred Longlegs.

[Jim 6,258]

There's no need for me to bother with The Monkey as I already saw the trailer.

 

On 23/02/2025 at 11:05 PM, Lady Dimitrescu said:

The Gorge

 

Starts off in familiar territory to that Passengers movie from a few years ago, before it becomes like a Resident Evil co-op game.

 

First time I ever fast forwarded my way through a new movie. The romantic parts were unwatchable.

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

I thought they were kinda cute together

[Davis 3,957]

Has anyone seen The Cleaner?

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

New Martin Campbell flick? Nup

[Davis 3,957]

I hear it’s better than DIE HARD. 

[Jim 6,258]

29 minutes ago, Davis said:

Has anyone seen The Cleaner?

 

Here he comes 

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

I only watch all this shit in order to boost my number on Letterboxd.

[Jim 6,258]

Autism characteristic.

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

Or just general dorkiness. No brain disease involved

[Jim 6,258]

Loads went undiagnosed in your day to be fair, you wouldn't necessarily know.

[Davis 3,957]

55 minutes ago, Quintus said:

 

Here he comes 

The Cleaner?

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

I don't even think it's real. Lots of people have an enthusiasm for something. Doesn't need a diagnosis from a doctor.

[Jim 6,258]

Yeah I am aware that you think some things.

 

9 minutes ago, Davis said:

The Cleaner?

 

That guy's wise.

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

So everyone with an enthusiasm for obscure things must have something wrong with their brain. Sounds Orwellian.

[Jim 6,258]

Nah, it's the neat lists.

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

Helps me remember things, because my memory is pretty shoddy.

[Davis 3,957]

So no one has seen The Cleaner? Is it really a female version of DIE HARD with Teethy Ridley?

[Jim 6,258]

35 minutes ago, Lady Dimitrescu said:

Helps me remember things, because my memory is pretty shoddy.

 

I used an app called Notes to quickly jot titles down, but it's a bit of a mess. Does help me to remember though. I've been meaning to set up that Letterboxd thing you mentioned.

[Davis 3,957]

52 minutes ago, Lady Dimitrescu said:

Helps me remember things, because my memory is pretty shoddy.

I do online quiz every day. Also there is an excellent quiz show called GENIUS on one of the channels here in Hungary every Saturday that I watch and play along. I also love to play chess. 

[A24 5,069]

 

A $70 million B-movie.

[Jill Sandwich 10,905]

Guilty pleasure.

[Davis 3,957]

3 hours ago, A24 said:

 

A $70 million B-movie.

Is it worth watching, though?

[Jim 6,258]

It has an interesting sci-fi premise, and those parts are pretty good. But there's a hell of a lot of downtime in between and it is Netflix level boy meets girl crap.