Here Are The 17 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2025
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From comedies like "One of Them Days" with Keke Palmer and SZA to horrors like "Sinners" with Michael B. Jordan, we cannot wait for these projects to drop.
The year is just beginning, but we already have an entertainment calendar chock full of exciting releases.
There are a bunch of highly anticipated sequels — including “Den of Thieves,” “Freakier Friday” and “Megan 2.0,” a handful of original comedies such as “One of Them Days,” and the box-office return of some of our fave directors including Bong Joon-ho (“Mickey 17”) and Ryan Coogler (“Sinners”).
HuffPost’s Culture team marks a handful of movie releases that we’re excited to see in 2025. Take a look.
“Den of Thieves 2” — Jan. 10, 2025
Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr. return in this “Den of Thieves” sequel that picks up sometime after the 2018 film. The action-heist continues with Los Angeles County Sheriff Nick (Butler) back on the hunt for Donnie (Jackson Jr.) after he escaped his clutches the first go-round. But this time, his investigation takes him overseas to Europe as Donnie plots a major robbery of the world’s largest diamond exchange. I actually got a chance to screen this film already, and it’s loaded with plenty of action and unexpected twists that make for an entertaining follow-up. — Njera
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