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Big Releases For February 2025

 



2 months into the year and time for new movies;



 Love Hurts- February 7

Now, I've only ever seen promos for this on TV given that I didn't go to the movies as often as normal last month. I don't see Ke Huy Quan as a box-office draw, but I'm not sure if I see this flopping either. I'm also not sure where this will stand in terms of critics, and I personally have no intention in seeing this movie.



 Captain America: Brave New World- February 14

This one is a difficult case. Apparently, Anthony Mackie has been running his mouth lately and now people might possibly be sour towards this movie. Because of this, I'm not exactly sure how I feel about seeing this movie. If the box-office is good, then I'll see it. If not, then forget about it. I do strangely see critics liking this, but we'll see what happens.



 The Monkey- February 21

I'm not sure how I feel about this, and I'm most likely not going to see it (though that could possibly change). However the movie doesn't look necessarily bad, so I do see critics liking this. Same goes with audiences, but at the same time you never really know nowadays. 


The only other big release is Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, and I'm not sure why Hollywood felt we needed yet another Bridget Jones movie. Thanks For Reading

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