Top 10 Films of 2025

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It's that time of year! I've already shared my Top 10 TV shows, and My 10 Worst films of 2025, now we get to the stuff I love. Like every year, it's hard to narrow down the 10. So first is a list of honorable mentions that nearly made the cut.

Honorable Mentions
1. Sentimental Value
2. Mickey 17
3. Zootopia 2
4. Black Bag
5. The Ugly Step Sister
6. Thunderbolts*
7. The Roses
8. Rental Family
9. It Was Just An Accident
10. Bugonia


Top 10 Films of 2025
in no particular order













Did any of these end up on your list? Tell me your favs!

Comments

  1. thevoid99January 9, 2026 at 3:17 PM

    Sinners and One Battle After Another are currently in my top 5 with Mickey 17 in my list. So many films to watch but I don't think I can keep up.

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  2. SJHoneywellJanuary 10, 2026 at 7:31 AM

    Since I tend to be a good year behind, I haven't seen most of these. Loved The Long Walk and Weapons. Sinners is probably my favorite of the year.

    Bring Her Back will likely stay on my top-10 as I catch up.

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