All the Movies Coming to Theaters in December 2025

December 2025 promises a great lineup of movies in theaters, with something for everyone. From big-budget action films to smaller, thought-provoking documentaries, there are plenty of options. Expect to see both familiar favorites returning to the big screen and brand new, exciting stories. This guide offers a complete overview of all the movies coming out in December.

‘MONSTA X : CONNECT x in CINEMAS’ (2025)

On December 3rd, Trafalgar Releasing will bring Monsta X, the popular K-pop group, to the big screen in a special concert film. This limited theatrical event gives fans an exclusive look at the group as they prepare for a major performance, showcasing their energy, hard work, and the strong connection they share with their fans through behind-the-scenes footage.

‘Viva Verdi!’ (2025)

A new documentary opens in select theaters on December 3rd, offering a look inside a special retirement home for musicians in Milan. The film focuses on Casa di Riposo per Musicisti, originally established by the famous composer Giuseppe Verdi. Through interviews with the residents – many of whom spent their lives performing opera and making music – the documentary shares heartwarming stories and celebrates both their dedication and Verdi’s lasting impact.

‘Wedding Crashers’ (2005)

As a huge movie fan, I’m so excited to hear that Fathom Events is bringing ‘Wedding Crashers’ back to the big screen for its 20th anniversary on December 4th! It’s a classic – Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn are hilarious as these two guys who crash weddings just to meet women, but things get way more complicated than they expect. Plus, the movie has amazing performances from Rachel McAdams and Christopher Walken. It’s a fun, chaotic story about love and lies, and I can’t wait to relive all the laughs and romantic moments that made this movie such a hit!

‘Come Closer’ (2025)

Starting December 5th, Greenwich Entertainment will release a new romantic drama in select cinemas. The film centers on the complicated connections between characters portrayed by Lia Elalouf and Netta Garti. Director Tom Nesher tells a moving story of love and loss, forcing the characters to deal with their pasts. Audiences can expect a deeply emotional experience as their lives become increasingly intertwined.

‘100 Nights of Hero’ (2025)

As a film lover, I’m really excited about IFC Films’ upcoming release on December 5th! It’s a fantasy romance with Emma Corrin and Nicholas Galitzine, and it’s based on a graphic novel I’ve heard good things about. From what I understand, it’s a story about the power of stories and how people endure, mixing classic fairytale vibes with a really modern feel. It sounds like it’s going to be a beautiful movie too, really bringing that magical world from the graphic novel to life on screen. I’m definitely planning to check it out!

‘Little Trouble Girls’ (2025)

The film will debut in select cinemas on December 5th, and then become widely available on December 12th through Kino Lorber. It tells the story of young women dealing with the challenges of being teenagers and the pressures around them. Jara Sofija Ostan and Mina Svajger star in the film, giving realistic portrayals of the difficulties of growing up. It’s a moving story about friendship and challenging expectations during a key time in their lives.

‘JUJUTSU KAISEN: Execution -Shibuya Incident x The Culling Game Begins-‘ (2025)

GKIDS is bringing the beloved anime series back to theaters nationwide on December 5th. This action-packed fantasy film stars Jun’ya Enoki and Subaru Kimura as they fight against powerful supernatural curses. Fans can expect to see Yuji Itadori and his friends face their biggest threat yet, with stunning animation and a deeper look into the world of Jujutsu sorcery.

‘Frontier Crucible’ (2025)

Well Go USA Entertainment will release a new western thriller in select theaters on December 5th. Starring William H. Macy and Thomas Jane, the film is a tough and realistic story about surviving in the Old West. It centers on a soldier who teams up with outlaws to face dangerous conditions and enemies. The movie offers a fresh take on the classic western, featuring a strong cast and plenty of action.

‘Rosemead’ (2025)

Lucy Liu leads this new crime thriller, arriving in select theaters December 5th. Inspired by real events, the film uncovers the hidden struggles beneath the surface of suburban life, focusing on the challenges faced by immigrants and the lengths people will go to protect their reputations. Expect a gripping and suspenseful story that explores the emotional consequences of crime and keeping secrets.

‘Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair’ (2011)

Lionsgate is bringing the full story of The Bride to theaters on December 5th. This version combines both parts of the film into one four-hour and thirty-five-minute movie, presenting it as the director originally envisioned. Uma Thurman stars as the assassin on a mission to get revenge on her old team and their boss, Bill. Fans will be able to experience the complete, uninterrupted story with extra scenes and animated sequences.

‘Boil Alert’ (2023)

Indican Pictures is releasing a powerful new documentary in select theaters on December 5th. The film centers on activist Layla Staats and her investigation into the lack of clean water impacting Indigenous communities throughout North America. It blends Staats’ personal story with in-depth reporting to shed light on this critical issue, aiming to raise awareness of environmental injustice and celebrate the strength of those fighting for change.

‘Eastern Western’ (2025)

Purdie Distribution will release this family-friendly adventure film in select theaters on December 5, with a broader release on December 12. Starring Stefan Bandic and Meag Belland, the movie combines elements of classic Westerns with Eastern European traditions. The story follows a challenging journey that explores the strength of family and friendship while set in a new and different world, offering a fresh take on the adventure genre.

‘Dust Bunny’ (2025)

Starring Mads Mikkelsen and Sigourney Weaver, this new horror thriller arrives in select cinemas on December 5th. The story follows a young girl who joins forces with her neighbor to defeat the creature living under her bed – a monster that has already claimed her family. Distributed by Roadside Attractions, the film uniquely blends the anxieties of childhood with genuine peril, offering a mix of dark fantasy and suspenseful horror.

‘Fackham Hall’ (2025)

On December 5th, Bleecker Street Media will release a funny period comedy in select cinemas. The film playfully mocks traditional historical dramas, boasting a cast that includes Damian Lewis and Tom Felton. It’s a story full of outrageous events set in a lavish English estate, offering a witty and satirical look at the social classes and love stories common in British historical novels and films.

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ (2025)

The highly anticipated sequel to the popular horror movie arrives in theaters on December 5th. Josh Hutcherson and Matthew Lillard reprise their roles in this terrifying new installment, which focuses on the creepy animatronic characters. The movie explores the secrets behind the haunted pizzeria and the unsolved disappearances linked to it, offering fans of the original game franchise fresh scares and a deeper understanding of the story.

‘Under Pressure’ (2025)

China Lion Film Distribution will release this compelling drama in select theaters on December 5th. Featuring Aaron Kwok and Francis Ng, the film delves into the intricate realities of life in Hong Kong, following the interwoven stories of characters facing both personal and career struggles. It’s a chance for viewers to experience a fresh perspective on modern Asian filmmaking and storytelling.

‘Laalo: Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ (2025)

Starting December 5th, Bakrania Media will release a new family drama in select cinemas. The film centers on Laalo, a deeply devoted individual, and stars Karan Joshi. It explores the power of faith and how divine help can be found even during difficult times, offering a hopeful and inspiring story about unwavering belief.

‘Merrily We Roll Along’ (2025)

On December 5th, Sony Pictures Classics will release a film adaptation of the popular Broadway revival. The movie stars Krystal Joy Brown and Katie Rose Clarke and tells the story of three friends, presented in a unique reverse chronological order. It brings the critically acclaimed stage show – and the powerful music of Stephen Sondheim – to the big screen, allowing audiences to experience a moving exploration of friendship and the sacrifices people make in pursuit of their dreams.

‘UFC 323: Dvalishvili vs. Yan 2’ (2025)

I’m so excited that Iconic Events Releasing is bringing this huge MMA event to select theaters on December 6th! As a fan, I can’t wait to see the rematch between Merab Dvalishvili and Petr Yan on the big screen – it’s going to be amazing! The whole card is packed with top fighters battling it out, and it’ll be a fantastic way to watch with other fans and really feel the energy of the fight.

‘Andre Rieu’s 2025 Christmas Concert: Merry Christmas’ (2025)

André Rieu, the beloved “King of Waltz,” is back on the big screen! On December 7th, select cinemas will show a special concert featuring Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra. Enjoy three hours of festive music, including classic holiday songs and beautiful waltzes, captured live from his spectacular concerts. It’s a wonderful way to get into the holiday spirit!

‘REBBECA’ (2025)

On December 10th, a new music film starring Becky G will be shown in select theaters. Presented by Trafalgar Releasing, the film follows Becky G’s journey to success and the making of her recent music. It features live performances and personal stories from Becky herself, giving fans an inside look at her creativity and her roots.

‘The Cure: The Show of a Lost World’ (2025)

Fans can see The Cure perform live in select theaters starting December 11th. The concert film, distributed by Trafalgar Releasing, showcases the band playing songs from their latest tour, mixing new material with beloved classics. Led by Robert Smith, the film offers a captivating and immersive experience for fans of their signature sound.

‘Motherland’ (2025)

Opening in select cinemas on December 12th, this new drama features Holland Taylor and Nestor Carbonell. It tells the story of a family dealing with both political upheaval and hidden secrets. Director Evan Yionoulis explores themes of belonging and who we are through a compelling story, with powerful acting and a script that tackles important issues.

‘Europe’s New Faces’ (2025)

This documentary comes to select theaters on December 12th. It explores how Europe is changing politically and culturally by featuring interviews and real-life scenes. The film focuses on the young people who are building Europe’s future, offering a broad look at a continent undergoing significant shifts.

‘Lone Samurai’ (2025)

Well Go USA Entertainment will release this action-packed drama in select theaters on December 12th. Starring martial arts expert Yayan Ruhian, the film follows a warrior on a journey to find forgiveness. It blends thrilling fight scenes with a compelling story, all set in the past. Viewers who enjoy action movies can look forward to impressive fight choreography and a realistic, intense feel.

‘Resurrection’ (2025)

On December 12th, Janus Films will begin a limited release of this science fiction drama, expanding to more theaters on December 19th. Starring Jackson Yee and Shu Qi, the film is set in the future and centers on a technology that lets people communicate with those who have passed away. It’s a visually impressive and thought-provoking story that examines the moral and emotional impact of trying to overcome death, offering a unique perspective on the science fiction genre.

‘Scarlet’ (2025)

On December 12th, Sony Pictures will release this animated fantasy film for everyone to enjoy. The story centers around a young girl named Scarlet who finds a secret, magical world hidden under her city. Featuring the voices of Mana Ashida and Kôji Yakusho, the movie is expected to be a beautiful and heartwarming adventure.

‘Atropia’ (2025)

On December 12th, Vertical Entertainment will release a new war drama in select cinemas. Starring Alia Shawkat and Callum Turner, the film follows a story set during a realistic war simulation where the boundaries between the game and reality become unclear. It’s a thought-provoking critique of the military-industrial complex and the mental toll of combat training, offering a surreal and gripping portrayal of soldiers preparing for modern warfare.

‘Ella McCay’ (2025)

Walt Disney Studios is releasing a funny and heartwarming film in select theaters on December 12th. The movie features Emma Mackey as a rising politician navigating the challenges of staying true to her beliefs while working in office. With strong performances from Woody Harrelson and Jamie Lee Curtis, the film offers a thoughtful look at politics and what drives people. Veteran director James L. Brooks brings his signature humor and insightful storytelling to this new project.

‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ (2025)

Iconic Events Releasing will be showing this new horror movie in theaters on December 12th. It’s a fresh take on a classic, and somewhat notorious, slasher film series from the 1980s. The story centers around a terrifying Santa Claus figure who brings holiday horror to a quiet town. Viewers can anticipate a blend of chilling scares and darkly funny moments.

‘Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris’ (2025)

Christina Aguilera brings the magic of the holidays to the big screen in a special musical event hitting select theaters December 14th. Filmed in Paris, the performance features classic Christmas songs, stunning vocals from Aguilera, and appearances by special guests, creating a glamorous and festive atmosphere.

‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ (2025)

Willa will release its new drama in select cinemas on December 17th. The film follows a young Palestinian girl and her family as they fight to survive, realistically portraying the impact of conflict on ordinary people. Through a moving story, the movie seeks to share the experiences of those often unheard.

‘Mission Santa: Yoyo to the Rescue’ (2025)

Falling Forward Films is releasing a new animated family movie in select theaters on December 19th. The movie tells the story of Yoyo, who embarks on a mission to save Christmas after Santa gets into trouble. With bright animation and a focus on the importance of working together, it’s a perfect holiday film for young children and adds another fun option to this year’s festive entertainment.

‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ (2025)

On December 19th, 20th Century Studios is releasing the latest James Cameron sci-fi adventure. Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña reprise their roles as the Na’vi, who now face a new fire-based clan on Pandora. The movie builds on the incredible alien world with stunning visual effects and 3D, offering audiences the next big installment in the Sully family’s story.

‘David’ (2025)

On December 19th, Angel Studios will release an animated film in select theaters telling the story of King David. The movie follows David’s journey from humble beginnings as a shepherd to becoming a powerful leader, and features voice actors like Asim Chaudhry. It’s a fresh, visually updated take on a well-known historical tale, designed to inspire families.

‘Is This Thing On?’ (2025)

Walt Disney Studios is releasing a funny and heartfelt new movie on December 19th, initially in select theaters. Bradley Cooper directs and stars in the film, alongside Will Arnett and Laura Dern. It takes a look behind the scenes of the stand-up comedy world, showing the bonds and competition between performers. The movie mixes laughs with touching, personal moments for the characters.

‘The Housemaid’ (2025)

On December 19th, the psychological thriller starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried hits theaters nationwide. The movie follows a woman who discovers unsettling secrets while employed by a rich family. Based on a popular novel, it’s full of unexpected twists and turns, creating a suspenseful mood and showcasing strong performances from its lead actresses.

‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ (2025)

On December 19th, Paramount Pictures is releasing a new animated SpongeBob SquarePants movie in theaters nationwide. Tom Kenny is back as the voice of SpongeBob, who goes on a journey of self-discovery. The film features a unique look, blending classic animation with new techniques, and promises to deliver the fun and emotional moments that fans of the show have come to expect.

‘Marty Supreme’ (2025)

A24 will release this sports drama in select cinemas on December 19, followed by a wider release on December 25. The film stars Timothée Chalamet as a table tennis player, and is based on a true story. It delves into the competitive and often quirky world of professional ping pong, brought to life with director Josh Safdie’s energetic filmmaking style.

‘The Plague’ (2025)

I’m really looking forward to seeing this new thriller from IFC Films, which comes out in select theaters on December 24th. It stars Joel Edgerton and seems incredibly tense – it’s about a family struggling to get through a strange outbreak. From what I’ve heard, it really dives into how isolating events can mess with your head, and how scary it is when you don’t know what’s happening. It sounds like a powerful story about doing whatever it takes to protect your family and just survive.

‘Anaconda’ (2025)

On December 25th, Sony Pictures is releasing a funny new take on the classic monster movie. Starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd, the film follows a movie crew that runs into a massive snake while filming in the Amazon rainforest. It’s a mix of action, scares, and laughs designed to bring the story to a new audience, with plenty of big, exciting scenes and witty dialogue.

‘Song Sung Blue’ (2025)

Opening wide on December 25th, this new musical drama from Focus Features stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as a couple who start a band performing the music of Neil Diamond. Inspired by a true story, the film is a feel-good celebration of music and love, filled with classic song covers and touching performances.

‘The Choral’ (2025)

Sony Pictures Classics will release this historical drama in select theaters on December 25th. Starring Ralph Fiennes, the film, written by Alan Bennett, tells the story of a choir in a small English town during World War I. It follows the experiences of the new choir members and the people they leave behind, offering a thoughtful look at the roles of art and responsibility during wartime.

‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ (2025)

I recently saw Searchlight Pictures’ new biographical drama, and it’s a compelling film hitting limited theaters this Christmas. Amanda Seyfried delivers a captivating performance as the leader of the Shakers, and the movie really dives into her story – a powerful tale of faith and the challenges she faced. It follows her move from England to America and how she built this unique community she envisioned. It’s a really dramatic and fascinating look at a historical figure I wasn’t familiar with, and I think audiences will be intrigued.

Please share which December release you are most excited to watch in the comments.

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