Here’s Every Movie Coming to Theaters This Week
Get ready for a packed week at the cinemas. From high-speed racing dramas to chilling horror sequels, there’s something for everyone hitting the big screen.
We’ve got a mix of wide releases, limited gems, and even a special re-release of a beloved classic. Let’s dive into what’s coming out between June 23 and June 29, 2025.
Beyond the Gaze: Jule Campbell’s Swimsuit Issue (2025) – Limited Release
This documentary dives into the legacy of Jule Campbell, the editor who turned the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue into a cultural juggernaut. Out on June 25 through Red Barn Productions LLC, it’s a nostalgic look at her 32-year reign.
Featuring icons like Christie Brinkley, Tyra Banks, and Kim Alexis, the film celebrates Campbell’s vision. It’s a must-watch for those curious about fashion history and media empires.
F1 The Movie (2025) – Wide Release and IMAX
Revving up on June 27 via Warner Bros., ‘F1: The Movie’ puts Brad Pitt in the driver’s seat as Sonny Hayes, a 1990s Formula 1 phenom staging a comeback. Directed by Joseph Kosinski of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ fame, it promises heart-pounding races shot on location at Silverstone.
With Damson Idris, Javier Bardem, and Kerry Condon in tow, this PG-13 drama blends sport and story. Catch it in IMAX for an immersive ride. It’s a slick tribute to the world of high-speed racing.
M3GAN 2.0 (2025) – Wide Release
The creepy AI doll returns in ‘M3GAN 2.0’, hitting theaters June 27 through Universal. Directed by Gerard Johnstone, this PG-13 horror-thriller picks up after the first film’s shocking twist, with Allison Williams and Violet McGraw back as Gemma and Cady.
A new threat, Amelia, played by Ivanna Sakhno, emerges as a military-grade android. Expect more chills, campy vibes, and M3GAN’s iconic dance moves in this tech-horror sequel.
Sorry, Baby (2025) – Wide Release
A24 drops ‘Sorry, Baby’ on June 27, a dark comedy exploring messy relationships. Starring Eva Victor, Naomi Ackie, and Lucas Hedges, it follows a woman revisiting a university tied to her past trauma.
It’s sharp, awkward, and painfully relatable, blending humor with raw emotion. This Sundance standout is perfect for those who love A24’s bold storytelling.
Afternoons of Solitude (2025) – Limited Release
Grasshopper Film releases ‘Afternoons of Solitude’ on June 27, a documentary capturing the intense world of Spanish bullfighting. Directed by Albert Serra, it follows matador Andrés Roca Rey through his rituals and arena battles.
With a quiet, immersive lens, the film explores the beauty and brutality of this centuries-old tradition. It’s a thoughtful pick for fans of deep, artistic storytelling.
Gyanvapi Files: A Tailor’s Murder Story (2025) – Limited Release
Out on June 27 via Reliance Entertainment, ‘Gyanvapi Files: A Tailor’s Murder Story’ is a gripping drama. It dives into a real-life case, blending mystery and social commentary.
The film’s focus on justice and community resonates deeply. It’s a compelling choice for those seeking thought-provoking cinema with a cultural edge.
Hot Milk (2025) – Limited Release
IFC Films brings ‘Hot Milk’ to theaters on June 27, a drama about family and identity. Based on Deborah Levy’s novel, it stars Naomi Ackie as a woman navigating her mother’s illness and her own self-discovery.
With Will Sharpe and Jamie Campbell Bower in the cast, it’s an intimate, emotional journey. This one’s for fans of character-driven stories.
Ice Road: Vengeance (2025) – Limited Release
Liam Neeson returns in ‘Ice Road 2: Vengeance’, out June 27 through Vertical Entertainment. This action-packed sequel sees Neeson’s trucker facing new dangers on treacherous frozen roads.
Expect high-stakes stunts and gritty thrills. It’s a solid pick for action fans craving Neeson’s tough-guy charm.
The Last Class (2025) – Limited Release
Abramorama Films releases ‘The Last Class’ on June 27, a drama about closure and connection. Details are sparse, but it centers on a group facing their final moments together.
With a focus on human bonds, it’s a quiet, reflective film. Perfect for those who enjoy heartfelt indie stories.
Nobu (2025) – Limited Release
Vertical Entertainment’s ‘Nobu’ hits theaters June 27, diving into the world of high-end cuisine. It explores the rise of chef Nobu Matsuhisa and his global restaurant empire.
Foodies and fans of biopics will enjoy this flavorful tale. It’s a tasty blend of ambition and artistry.
Off the Grid (2025) – Limited Release
Lionsgate’s ‘Off the Grid’ arrives June 27, a thriller about living beyond society’s reach. It follows a group dodging modern life’s pressures, only to face new dangers.
With a tense vibe and strong cast, it’s a gripping watch. Ideal for those who love edge-of-your-seat stories.
The Sound (2025) – Limited Release
Blue Harbor’s ‘The Sound’ debuts June 27, a drama centered on music and memory. It follows a character whose life is shaped by sound, blending emotion and melody.
This indie gem offers a unique sensory experience. Great for fans of music-driven narratives.
Clueless (1995) – Special Engagement, Re-release
Fathom Events re-releases ‘Clueless’ on June 29, bringing back the 90s classic. Starring Alicia Silverstone as Cher, this comedy about high school popularity still sparkles.
With Paul Rudd and Brittany Murphy, it’s a nostalgic treat. Grab your friends for a totally iconic night.
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Which movie are you most excited to see this week, or did we miss a hidden gem? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
