TOP English Movies of 2025

The year 2025 had a lot of releases both Theatrical & OTT, this year had several big releases. We at Popcorn Reviewss have shortlisted top English movies (In NO Particular Order). Do watch out for your favorites for the year 2025.

Check out the full list below:

Sinners

In its opening act of the new English film Sinners, you are witness to a character bloodied in gore appear in a church with a musical instrument in his hand. With swift cuts, you are faintly privy to the horrors that the character has undergone recently, until the pastor tells him to give up on his dream of creating music that is essentially a gateway to the supernatural… Read More…

One Battle After Another

In a scene at about the halfway mark in the new English film One Battle After Another, you see the character of Bob (Leonardo DiCaprio) sitting on his couch and watching the film ‘The Battle Of Algiers’. It is a fleeting scene but extremely important in the context of things given how Bob identifies himself as a revolutionary who is known for guerilla style of warfare and disruption… Read More…

Train Dreams

Life has a beautiful irony tagged to it, of people inching towards their deaths from the time that they are born. And yet, the lifespan of an individual comprises of many ‘deaths’ – at times of grief or loss or even longing that formulates the identity of an individual… Read More…

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

Written by the ever-so-talented Rian Johnson, the gaze that Wake Up Dead Man wishes to redirect is as much of a whydunnit as a whodunnit while subverting the concept of religion, faith and practicality in between. As an extention of the same, the characters hold a lot of importance in the mix based on the themes in play here… Read More…

F1 The Movie

At the heart of things, the new English film ‘F1 The Movie’ can be regarded as a typical underdog story in the purest sense. When you are first introduced to Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt), you see a poker-faced man splashing water on his face before entering a 24 hour race at the Daytona Oval… Read More…

Eddington

While the driving force of Joe remains insecurity, the writing in Eddington also caters to a broader perspective on helplessness. In the opening shot of the film, you are witness to a homeless man utterish words that are gibberish, but it is a subtle reference to the gibberish world that we live in, that at times makes no sense to us… Read More…

The Roses

An official remake of the 1989 English film ‘The War Of The Roses’, one of the strongest aspect of the drama remains its characterization. A quick montage into the origin story of a budding relationship tells us that Theo is a hot-shot architect in London who never drowns in his own confidence… Read More…

Steve

In a scene in the new English film Steve, a character asks the protagonist Steve (Cillian Murphy) on which are the three words that best describes him. The answer is a quick retort – ‘Very Very Tired’, even as Steve nervously breaks into a smile. Steve formulates a group of noble teachers that are tasked with taking care of a bunch of violent children at a special school in UK… Read More…

Blue Moon

Based on a true incident and written by Robert Kaplow, Blue Moon essentially unfolds over a single night even as an early reel acquaints us with the frailty of Hart while witnessing a broadway called Oklahoma! Hart is the former half of the Broadway writing team of Rodgers and Hart, even whilst the former has moved away from him to team up with Oscar Hammerstein II… Read More…

Frankenstein

Based on the 1818 Gothic novel titled ‘Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus’ by Mary Shelley, one of the fascinating aspects of Frankenstein remains its characterization that touches upon a variety of themes along the way. For instance, Victor after his mother’s death suddenly finds himself to be lonely and grieving, being distanced from his father and perhaps living a life of solitude… Read More…

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