2025 started strong in the realm of movie premieres, boasting films like Nosferatu, The Nickel Boys, and The Brutalist debuting in January, and we can expect even more releases in February.
Among the notable points is the fact that the final film among those nominated for Best Picture at the imminent Oscars is the Brazilian true story drama titled “I’m Still Here.” This movie was an unexpected addition to the list and also earned its lead actress, Fernanda Torres, a nomination for Best Actress.
Other movies from various categories will be coming out during the month, such as dramas like “September 5” and “Memoir of a Snail.” However, the most anticipated releases this month are likely to be the franchise films “Captain America: Brave New World” and “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.
Currently making waves among horror enthusiasts is the newest offering, “The Monkey”. This is Oz Perkins’ subsequent work following the massive success of his previous release, “Longlegs”, from last year. Notably, it is adapted from a short story penned by Stephen King.
We’ve made things easier for you by gathering a list of top-notch movies to watch this month. You can either view the video we’ve prepared or keep reading to discover our recommended picks.
September 5
Release date: Thursday 6th February in cinemas
I was there, part of the ABC Sports team, covering the grand spectacle of the 1972 Munich Olympics. Little did we know that we would become unwitting witnesses to a chilling series of events – the notorious terror attack against Israeli athletes. As the drama unfolded, we rushed to provide live coverage, bringing the shocking reality into homes across the world.
Under the guidance of director Tim Fehlbaum, an impressive lineup of actors such as Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, Ben Chaplin, and Leonie Benesch star in this film. It’s also worth noting that it has been recognized with a nomination for Best Original Screenplay at the upcoming Academy Awards.
Love Hurts
Release date: Friday 7th February in cinemas
In the action-comedy, Ke Huy Quan steps into his debut leading role as a prosperous realtor who once served as a brutal assassin. However, his tranquil life is disrupted when his old accomplice resurfaces to notify him that his ruthless sibling intends to pursue him.
The movie brings Quan together with his fellow actor from The Goonies, Sean Astin, and the ensemble additionally features Academy Award-winner Ariana DeBose, as well as Daniel Wu, Marshawn Lynch, Mustafa Shakir, Lio Tipton, Rhys Darby, and André Eriksen.
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
Release date: Friday 13th February in cinemas
In a fourth appearance, Renee Zellweger resumes the role of Bridget Jones, a character who once more finds herself in a complicated love triangle involving two distinct romantic interests. One of these suitors is a man significantly younger than her, portrayed by actor Leo Woodall, who has previously starred in “The White Lotus” and “One Day”.
In the cast, Chiwetel Ejiofor portrays another suitor, and newcomers to the production include Isla Fisher, Josette Simon, Nico Parker, and Leila Farzad. Notably, Colin Firth and Hugh Grant reprise their classic roles as Mark Darcy and Daniel Cleaver respectively.
Captain America: Brave New World
Release date: Friday 14th February in cinemas
In the newest installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Anthony Mackie makes his debut as Captain America on the big screen. Additionally, Harrison Ford is part of the cast, taking over the role of Thaddeus Ross from the late William Hurt. Notably, this character has been elected President of the United States in the storyline.
Typically for Marvel productions, specific storyline particulars are scarce, yet it’s clear that Sam Wilson will be right in the thick of a global predicament. His task would be to identify and thwart the hidden culprits orchestrating this incident.
Memoir of a Snail
Release date: Friday 14th February in cinemas
The critically acclaimed Australian film by Chris Elliott (known for Mary and Max) tells the story of a lonely, introverted snail collector who seeks self-confidence. This movie is among five nominees in the Best Animated Feature category at the upcoming Academy Awards.
Sarah Snook takes the lead among an exceptional ensemble that includes Kodi Smit-McPhee, Eric Bana, Magda Szubanski, Dominique Pinon, Tony Armstrong, Paul Capsis, Nick Cave, and Jacki Weaver in this production.
Heart Eyes
Release date: Friday 14th February in cinemas
In a blend of romantic comedies and horror flicks, the movie “Werewolves Within,” helmed by director Josh Ruben, revolves around an imaginary serial killer known as the “Heart Eyes Killer.” This cold-blooded assassin targets and murders couples in love on Valentine’s Day.
The story revolves around two colleagues, Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding, who unintentionally find themselves in a predicament when they end up working past Valentine’s Day. Due to this coincidence, they are assumed to be a couple, leading them to unexpectedly spend the night together. To make matters worse, they must also flee for safety during their night-long adventure.
The Monkey
Release date: Friday 21st February in cinemas
I’m thrilled to share that it’s barely been a year since the massive triumph of Longlegs, and lo and behold, Osgood Perkins is back with yet another chilling horror production! This time, he’s venturing into an adaptation of a Stephen King short story revolving around a cursed toy monkey. Can’t wait to see what terrors await us in this tale!
In this rendition, Theo James plays the roles of twins named Bill and Hal, who are siblings. After discovering their late father’s eerie old monkey toy in the attic, a series of perplexing violent deaths starts occurring, which they begin to investigate.
I’m Still Here
Release date: Friday 21st February in cinemas
The rising talent Fernanda Torres could potentially be a dark horse nominee for her performance in a drama centered around an activist and mother investigating the mystery of her spouse’s vanishing, as the movie itself has unexpectedly made it to the list of Best Picture contenders.
The movie, helmed by seasoned director Walter Salles, tells a real-life tale centered around Rubens Paiva, a political dissident who mysteriously vanished during Brazil’s military rule in the 1970s.
The Last Showgirl
Release date: Friday 28th February in cinemas
In the heart of this drama lies the story of a longtime stage performer, portrayed by Pamela Anderson, who finds her act unexpectedly shut down after three decades. Notably standing by her side in this venture is the esteemed Jamie Lee Curtis, taking on the role of her loyal friend.
Additionally, Billie Lourd, Dave Bautista, Brenda Song, and Kiernan Shipka are also part of the cast in this production. The movie is the creative work of Gia Coppola, who both wrote and directed it.
Last Breath
Release date: Friday 28th February in cinemas
The movie “Alex Parkinson’s Survival Thriller” draws inspiration from its 2019 documentary counterpart, and features actors like Woody Harrelson, Simu Liu, and Finn Cole from “Peaky Blinders.
As a passionate follower, I can’t help but be drawn into the thrilling tale where three experienced deep-sea explorers find themselves in a race against time, braving treacherous ocean currents to save a fellow crew member stranded at depths far beneath the sea’s surface.
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