From big budget epics to character-driven indies, we’ve got lots of great sci-fi coming in 2025.
What more could you want?
Look, its hard not to be skeptical aboutSection 31.
But it seems like we might finally,FINALLYget to seeBong Joon-hos follow-up to Best Picture winnerParasite.
Wackiness and anti-capitalism will surely ensue.
Based on the illustrated novel by Simon Stalenhag,The Electric Statetakes place in an alternate version of 1994.
Meanwhile Jason Alexander, Woody Harrelson, and Anthony Mackie provide voices.
And director Jared Hess got one of Blacks strangest performances inNacho Libre.
Maybe he can craft something spectacular out of what feels like a joyless mess.
That said,Lilo & Stitchhas a few things in its favor.
Maybe this thing will have a heart missing from all Disney remakes that arentPetes Dragon.
But it sure looks likeMission: Impossible The Final Reckoningmay be the last outing for the unstoppable Hunt.
Even better, Christopher McQuarrie is back again to direct Cruise doing a few more insane stunts.
But eventually peace always leads back into the wasteland.
Or maybe that role will go to Jim, played by a returning Murphy.
But the most exciting part may be seeing what viral marketing ideasBlumhousehas this time around.
Jurassic World Rebirth (July 2)
Wait… theyre rebuilding Jurassic Park again?!
If only some movie existed to warn people against putting profits over good sense.
Given that Gareth Edwards ofGodzillaandRogue Onefame steps in, well likely have plenty of dino action inJurassic World Rebirth.
No, that doesnt sound terribly interesting, nor does it sound like sci-fi.
But given thatMercycomes from director Timur Bekmambetov, a simple plot leaves more room for over-the-top action set-pieces.
As he did inWantedandNight Watch, Bekmambetov will surely fill the screen with eye-popping sequences.
The Bride!
(September 26)
How do you improve on perfection?
Her answer, it seems, is to veer as far as possible from the source material.
Throughout the process, Jared Leto has remained a consistent in the project.
Leto plays Ares, a program who reverses the usualTronplot and enters the human world on a secret mission.
However, it remains to be seen if Trachtenberg can do it again forPredator: Badlands.
Thats not the most compelling premise, but betweenPreyand10 Cloverfield Lane, Trachtenberg hasnt disappointed yet.
Bugonia (November 7)
Another year, another Yorgos Lanthimos movie.
Instead Lanthimos remakes the 2003 Korean comedySave the Green Planet!, directed by Jang Joon-hwan.
Its made by James Cameron and James Cameron never loses.
But you know what?
Clearly its got comedic and satirical aspects.
Is it all of those things?
Frankenstein (TBA)
Its kind of surprising thatGuillermo del Torohasnt already made aFrankensteinmovie.
A romantic, misunderstood monster story, complete with lots of weird science, seems right up his alley.
Modern scream queen Mia Goth plays Frankensteins beloved Elizabeth while a perfectly cast Burn Gorman plays Frankensteins assistant Fritz.
