#most anticipated movies

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Fandango Unveils The List Of The Most Anticipated Movies Of 2025!

Get ready for the ultimate movie marathon in 2025! From superheroes to spies, Fandango reveals what films have cinema-goers buzzing with excitement. Which one tops your list?

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25 Most Anticipated Movies of 2024: The Blockbuster Bonanza

Buckle up, movie enthusiasts, because 2024 is poised to be a cinematic rollercoaster that’ll make your popcorn spill and your heart race faster than a Marvel post-credits scene. As we embark on this cinematic journey, fasten your seatbelts and grab your 3D glasses, as we unveil the most anticipated movies that are set to catapult us into realms of laughter, suspense, and maybe a few jump scares.…

[artzyleen]

The most behind the scenes crumbs I can get, still grateful 😭🥲

Full interview

[goryhorroor]

Going to see nosferatu wish me luck

[masklessmirror]

Standing before me was...death. | NOSFERATU (2024)

[ellystral]

I just watched The Wild Robot movie...

Couldn't cry but my heart feels like this:

The soundtrack was beautiful too and I love Roz's voice so much.

[the-brucest-fan]

Monthly Luigi Sketches Pt. 2 (AUG-JAN)

Here's the rest of the Luigi sketches I drew the 21st of each month. With the January one, I've finally completed a full year of sketching Luigi once per month. I think here is where the change of how I draw him is more noticeable 💚

As you can see, the one from August is not Movie!Luigi, since at that moment I was still deciding if all my sketches had to be of that version especifically, or if I could draw any version (me and my own silly rules, hehe 😅). At the end, since I had been practicing a more cartoony style, I chose to draw Luigi like that.

This was such a fun project (and to think it all started by the biggest of the coincidences three times in a row). I won't be continuing this for now, at least not until the next movie gets announced.

Thank you so much for all the love you gave to my 12 Luigis 😄💖 Now that you've seen them all, which one did you like the most? 👀

You can find Part 1 here.

[the-woman-upstairs]

Late Night With the Devil IS playing at my cinema this weekend, FUCK YES. And with Immaculate coming out too, it’s gonna be a horror movie weekend for me!

[ellcrys]

omg are they really reviving aldnoah zero afdsafsadsd 😭

[sonicbooom]

wild robot is one of the best movies i’ve seen in 2024. that was beautiful

[brian-in-finance]

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51 Most Anticipated Movie Performances of 2024, Ranked: Lady Gaga, Pedro Pascal and More

After a wild year that brought us an atomic bomb creator, a toy doll coming to life and an Indigenous woman’s fight for survival against her white husband, 2024 promises to be another exhilarating one with a slew of highly anticipated films and performances set to grace the silver screen.

We’re going to have performers from long-awaited sequels (Joaquin Phoenix in “Joker: Folie à Deux”) and prequels (Anya Taylor-Joy in “Furiosa”), to anticipated biopics (Angelina Jolie in “Maria”) and original stories and characters (André Holland in “The Actor”). There are also performers from long-awaited adaptations (Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande in “Wicked: Part One”) and ones from movies that have been finished shooting for quite some time (Mark Rylance in “The Way of the Wind”). Either way, the lineup is diverse and promising, and likely to cater to a wide array of cinephile’s tastes.

To share in the gleeful excitement of some of these titles, Variety ranks the 51 most anticipated performances of 2024. Read below.

Note: All release dates, titles and distributors are subject to change. To cover the greatest number of upcoming performances, only one actor is mentioned from any given movie.

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Remember to tap or click the link ⬆️ to discover the rest of Variety’s most anticipated movie performances of 2024.

[enigmaticvariation]

andrew garfield being replaced with jacob elordi in the guillermo del toro frankenstein movie is literally the worst thing to ever happen to me what's the point of anything anymore

[adrianicsea]

seeing i saw the tv glow tonight i CANNOT wait

[mylifeincinema]

My 20 Most Anticipated Films of 2025!!

As always, these are a far from definitive, quickly thrown together sampling of films I'm looking forward to. There's definitely a bunch I'm missing, here, but I honestly didn't feel like doing any extensive search. These are just the ones already on the 2025 calendar that stuck out to me when browsing through. One that's not here because there's no release date yet—but stands as probably my most anticipated film of 2025, period—is Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein. Enjoy!

Wolf Man (Leigh Whannel) - 1.17.25 I've been digging the trailers that have been shown before every movie for the past few months, and really dug the approach to The Invisible Man, so hopefully this one delivers.

Presence (Steven Soderbergh) - 1.24.25 No clue what this is about, but Soderbergh is always at the very least interesting. So, yeah...

Companion (Drew Hancock) - 1.31.25 The trailer's been playing a ton, and I am intrigued.

Captain America: Brave New World (Julius Onah) - 2.14.25 Oh, c'mon... have we met?!?

Mickey 17 (Bong Joon-ho) - 3.7.25 Bong Joon-ho + Robert Pattinson + Edward Ashton's book being a blast = This film making my list for the second year in a row.

Black Bag (Steven Soderbergh) - 3.14.25 Another Soderbergh that I know nothing about... ::shrugs::

Sinners (Ryan Coogler) - 4.18.25 Hailee Steinfeld being involved has this on here more than anything else. Coogler's solid, though, even if I'm still not sold on Michael B. Jordan.

Thunderbolts* (Jake Schreier) - 5.2.25 Flo. That's all... just Flo.

Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning (Christopher McQuarrie) - 5.23.25 The last bona fide movie star's last Mission. Can't wait!

The Life of Chuck (Mike Flanagan) - 5.30.25 Flanagan does King... again. I absolutely loved this novella, and I can't wait to see how Flanagan & Crew bring it to life.

Ballerina (Len Wiseman) - 6.6.25 I would've much rather have gotten a Paloma film, but I'll take my badass Ana de Armas anyway I can get her.

28 Years Later (Danny Boyle) - 6.20.25 Meh... I like zombies and Boyle and enjoyed the first two well enough (even if Days is grossly overrated these days).

Superman (James Gunn) - 7.11.25 Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane is more than enough to have me pumped for Gunn's take on Supe, but then there's everything else in that trailer, on top of her. Damn.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps (Matt Shakman) - 7.25.25 Solid casting, and I'm just really excited to see where their introduction into the MCU takes the MCU as a whole.

Untitled PTA Film (Paul Thomas Anderson) - 8.8.25 I know nothing about this... but it's PTA. So, duh...

The Bride (Maggie Gyllenhaal) - 9.26.25 Ambitious take on a classic and a holy shit cast. Yes, please.

Tron: Ares (Joachim Rønning) - 10.10.25 Loved Tron: Legacy so damn much.

The Running Man (Edgar Wright) - 11.7.25 Wright does King... Hell. F*cking. Yes.

Bugonia (Yorgos Lanthimos) - 11.7.25 More Emma Stone/Yorgos Lanthimos weirdness?!? Gimme, gimme gimme.

Predator: Badlands (Dan Trachtenberg) - 11.7.25 Haaaaave y'all seen Prey?!?

There they are!

As for My Best of 2024, once again all of the major lists will not be getting posted until late-January/early-February, but I’m going to try to get some of the early lists – such as Posters & TV – sorted and posted over the next week or two. Please Feel Free to Follow Along So You Don’t Miss Anything!

Stay Tuned!

-Timothy Patrick Boyer.