Here’s Every Movie Coming to Theaters This Week, Including ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’
Get ready for a packed week at the cinemas with a diverse lineup of films landing on the big screen. From superhero blockbusters to intimate indie dramas, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you’re craving action, horror, or heartfelt stories, this week’s releases offer plenty of choices. Let’s dive into the full list of movies arriving in theaters, complete with details to help you plan your next movie night.
1. Roger Waters: This is Not a Drill — Live From Prague (2023)
This concert film captures Roger Waters’ electrifying performance in Prague, showcasing his iconic music and bold visuals. Originally recorded during his 2022 tour, it’s a re-release hitting theaters as a special engagement on July 23.
The show blends Pink Floyd classics with Waters’ solo work, delivering a powerful anti-war message through stunning stage effects. Fans of live music and political commentary will find this a must-see.
2. Ick (2025)
A quirky horror-comedy, ‘Ick’ slithers into theaters on July 24 with a limited release. The film follows a small town dealing with a mysterious, gooey creature causing chaos.
With a mix of laughs and scares, it stars a fresh ensemble cast and leans into B-movie vibes. Perfect for those who love their horror with a side of humor.
3. The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)
Marvel’s beloved superhero team makes its big-screen return in ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’, out July 25 in wide release. This reboot introduces Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm as they gain powers and face cosmic threats.
Expect dazzling effects and a focus on family dynamics, with a star-studded cast bringing fresh energy. It’s a bold kickoff to a new chapter for these iconic heroes.
4. House on Eden (2025)
‘House on Eden’ arrives on July 25 in wide release, offering a haunting psychological thriller. Set in a secluded mansion, it follows a family unraveling dark secrets tied to their new home.
The film’s eerie atmosphere and strong performances make it a gripping watch. Horror fans looking for suspense over jump scares will be drawn in.
5. 2000 Meters to Andriivka (2025)
This war drama, releasing on July 25 in limited theaters, tells a gritty story of survival in a conflict zone. It follows soldiers navigating a treacherous 2000-meter stretch to reach safety.
The film’s raw depiction of war and human resilience packs an emotional punch. It’s a sobering choice for viewers seeking real-world stories.
6. The A-Frame (2025)
Sci-fi thriller ‘The A-Frame’ hits limited theaters on July 25. It centers on a scientist experimenting with a device that blurs the line between life and death.
With mind-bending twists and a lean runtime, it’s a cerebral pick for fans of speculative fiction. The indie vibe adds a fresh spin to the genre.
7. Bambi: The Reckoning (2025)
‘Bambi: The Reckoning’ flips the classic tale into a dark horror story, releasing on July 25 in limited theaters. A vengeful Bambi stalks hunters in a bloody reimagining of the childhood favorite.
It’s part of the Twisted Childhood Universe, blending gore with dark humor. Not for the faint-hearted, this one’s for horror fans craving something wild.
8. Diciannove (2025)
Italian drama ‘Diciannove’ lands in limited release on July 25. The coming-of-age story follows a teenager grappling with identity and family in a small coastal town.
Its quiet, emotional storytelling and stunning cinematography make it a gem. Perfect for those who love character-driven indie films.
9. Il dono (2003)
Another Italian import, ‘Il dono’, arrives on July 25 in limited theaters. This poetic drama explores a woman’s journey through grief and rediscovery after a personal loss.
With lush visuals and a heartfelt lead performance, it’s a slow-burn story that rewards patient viewers. A great pick for fans of introspective cinema.
10. Folktales (2025)
‘Folktales’ weaves a tapestry of magical stories in its limited release on July 25. This anthology film draws from global folklore, blending fantasy and cultural traditions.
Each segment offers vibrant visuals and unique narratives, making it a family-friendly option. It’s a celebration of storytelling that feels both timeless and fresh.
11. Four Letters of Love (2025)
Romantic drama ‘Four Letters of Love’ hits limited theaters on July 25. Based on Niall Williams’ novel, it follows two young lovers whose paths intertwine through fate and letters.
The film’s sweeping Irish landscapes and tender performances create a moving experience. Ideal for romantics looking for a heartfelt story.
12. The Home (2025)
‘The Home’ is a chilling horror film arriving on July 25 in limited release. It follows a couple moving into a dream house that hides a sinister past.
With creepy visuals and mounting tension, it’s a solid pick for horror enthusiasts. The film leans into classic haunted house tropes with a modern twist.
13. Monk in Pieces (2025)
Experimental documentary ‘Monk in Pieces’ releases on July 25 in limited theaters. It explores the life and music of jazz legend Thelonious Monk through rare footage and reflections.
The film’s abstract style mirrors Monk’s innovative sound, offering a unique viewing experience. Jazz lovers and documentary fans will find it captivating.
14. Oh, Hi! (2025)
‘Oh, Hi!’ brings quirky comedy to limited theaters on July 25. The story follows a group of misfits staging a chaotic community theater production.
Its offbeat humor and heartfelt moments make it a fun watch. Great for those who enjoy indie comedies with charm and chaos.
15. Osiris (2025)
Sci-fi action film ‘Osiris’ lands in limited release on July 25. It follows a rogue pilot battling a galactic empire to save a mysterious artifact.
Packed with fast-paced action and sleek visuals, it’s a thrill ride for sci-fi fans. The film’s bold world-building sets it apart.
16. The Short Game (2025)
Sports documentary ‘The Short Game’ arrives on July 25 in limited theaters. It follows young golfers competing in a high-stakes junior championship.
The film captures their determination and dreams with warmth and energy. A great choice for sports fans and families alike.
17. Shoshana (2025)
Historical drama ‘Shoshana’ hits limited theaters on July 25. Set in 1930s Palestine, it follows a Jewish woman and a British officer navigating love and political unrest.
The film’s rich period detail and strong performances make it compelling. It’s a thoughtful pick for history buffs and drama lovers.
18. Star People (2025)
‘Star People’ is a sci-fi drama releasing on July 25 in limited theaters. It explores a small community encountering mysterious extraterrestrial visitors.
With a focus on human connection and wonder, it’s a quieter take on the genre. Perfect for viewers who like their sci-fi introspective.
19. Summer Wars (2009)
Anime classic ‘Summer Wars’ returns in a stunning 4K re-release on July 27 as a special engagement. Directed by Mamoru Hosoda, it follows a teen hacker battling a rogue AI in a vibrant digital world.
The mix of family drama, humor, and cyber-thrills makes it timeless. A must for anime fans and newcomers alike.
Which film are you most excited to catch in theaters this week? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
