The 25 most anticipated Hollywood blockbusters of 2025

Superheroes or monsters, thrillers or animated films and sequels or new versions of classics will await moviegoers later this year. Here are all the details…

Bridget Jones: much the lazy

Now a mother and widow, Bridget (Renée Zellweger) tries, once again, to find her soul mate. Hugh Grant and Emma Thompson reprise their roles in this franchise which has already grossed US$756.4 million at the box office.

Release: February 14

Captain America: Brave New World

Sequel to the TV series The Falcon and the Winter Soldierce 35^e Marvel Cinematic Universe film follows Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), the new Captain America. He will have to stop a vast international conspiracy after the election of the new American president Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford).

Release: February 14

Paddington in Peru

The adorable little orphan bear hits the screens just in time for lovers’ celebration. How can you not fall for this family film, in which Paddington (voice of Ben Whishaw in the original version) sets out in search of his aunt (voice of Imelda Staunton) in the Amazon?

Release: February 14

Sinners

Director and screenwriter Ryan Coogler (Creed et Black Panther) launches into horror films. It features twins, Elijah and Elias (played by his favorite actor, Michael B. Jordan), who discover scary things when they return to their hometown.

Release: March 7

Black Bag

Steven Soderbergh returns with a spy thriller in which Cate Blanchett’s character, married to that of Michael Fassbender, is suspected of treason. Who will the husband be faithful to?

Release: March 21

Snow White

In front of Marc Webb’s cameras, Rachel Zegler becomes Snow White and Gal Gadot, the evil queen. The Disney musical, which attracted a lot of attention due to the choice of Rachel Zegler, was produced in live action.

Release: March 21

Alto Knights

In this feature film by Barry Levinson, Robert De Niro plays two mafia bosses, in competition with each other. The story is based on a real event, the two men, Vito Genovese and Frank Costello, having really existed in the 1950s.

Release: March 21

A Minecraft movie

Wishing to capitalize on the success of the very popular online video game, Warner studios imagined an animated story taking place in this universe. Accidentally transported into the game, humans will have to learn the rules and save it from bad guys.

Release: April 4

Thunderbolts*

Just because the Avengers are dead doesn’t mean superheroes are gone. Recruited by the American government, the antiheroes – played by Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, David Harbour, Wyatt Russell and Olga Kurylenko to name a few – will try to succeed in different missions.

Release: May 2

Lilo & Stitch

New computer-generated image version of the animated classic from Disney studios, this Lilo & Stitch was directed by Dean Fleischer Camp. The filmmaker is the creator of the character of Marcel, hero of Marcel the shell (with his shoes)nominated for an Oscar.

Release: May 23rd

Mission: Impossible – Bilan final

The eighth and final installment of the franchise led by Tom Cruise. Continuation of bilan morteldirected by Christopher McQuarrie, the feature film is currently in post-production, with filming having wrapped in November 2024.

Release: May 23rd

Karate Kid: legends

The sixth film in the franchise, popularized in the 1980s, this one stars Jackie Chan in the role of the kung fu instructor. Fans of the first feature film will also find the character of Daniel LaRusso, once again played by Ralph Macchio.

Release: May 30

Dancers

Directed by Len Wiseman, Dancers is a derivative of the series John Wick. Taking place just before the events seen in the fourth installment, the feature film stars Ana de Armas as Rooney, a dancer who wants revenge.

Release: June 6

Elio

This animated film from Pixar Studios follows young Elio, transported to an interplanetary universe. There, he will be taken for an ambassador from Earth and will have to resolve a global conflict.

Release: June 13

Dragons

Faced with the success of the excellent animation franchise Dragonsdirector Dean DeBlois had the idea of ​​making a new version in live action. We therefore find Harold, played by Mason Thames, his father, Stoik, played by Gerard Butler, who voiced the animated character, and, of course, Toothless.

Release: June 13

28 days later

Danny Boyle returns in this anticipated sequel. On an island and still in quarantine, rabies survivors want to reach the continent. Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor-Johnson star in the feature film.

Release: June 20

F1

A former Formula 1 driver (Brad Pitt) comes out of retirement to teach the ropes to a young rookie (Damson Idris). The titanic budget of Joseph Kosinski’s film would be $300M and Brad Pitt would have been paid $30M!

Release: June 27

Jurassic World Rebirth

Five years after the events of the previous feature film, Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Mahershala Ali and Rupert Friend take over. They embody an expedition which sets out in search of dinosaur DNA.

Release: July 2

Superman

James Gunn, new boss of DC studios and director of Guardians of the Galaxydelivers his vision of the Man of Steel. The vigilante is played by David Corenswet and the role of Lois Lane is played by Rachel Brosnahan. As for Lex Luthor, he now has the features of Nicholas Hoult.

Release: July 11

The Naked Gun

Akiva Schaffer directs this new version of The agent plays the prank with Liam Neeson in the lead role. And Pamela Anderson, Kevin Durand and Danny Huston will give him the answer.

Release: 1^is august

Dirty Dancing 2

Very little information has filtered out about this series of Lascivious dance. We know that director Jonathan Levine has chosen Jennifer Grey, the actress of the successful first feature film, but the script has not been revealed.

Release: no date confirmed, the film will be released this summer

The Bride!

Maggie Gyllenhaal puts into images this derivative of Frankenstein. Set in 1930s Chicago, Frankenstein wants to find a bride. Halfway between a monster movie and a musical, the feature film stars Jessie Buckley as the bride and Christian Bale as the monster.

Release: September 26

Wicked: For Good

The first part of the hit Broadway musical wowed moviegoers. The continuation of the story of Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) and Glinda (Ariana Grande), directed by Jon M. Chu, is sure to be just as flamboyant.

Release: November 21

Zootopia 2

Almost 10 years after the first Zootopiatalking animals are back. Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman reprise their roles as Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde.

Release: November 26

Avatar: Fire and Ash

Third feature film in James Cameron’s science fiction epic, Fire and ashes stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver and Stephen Lang, who reprise their roles. Filming, which took place in New Zealand, took place over three years.

Release: December 19