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Big Releases For August 2025

 


What does August have in store for us this year;




 The Bad Guys 2- Today

I still need to watch the first one, but I do intend on seeing this film. I've heard good things about the first one, so hopefully I won't be disappointed with either of the movies. Critics are speaking highly of this and I see this drawing families to the theatres.


 The Naked Gun- Today

This looks ridiculous, but in a good way. This has already won over critics. In terms of audiences, I see this at least doing decently at the box-office but not amazing. I also do not know if I want to see this yet. We'll see.


 Freakier Friday- August 8

We did not need another Freaky Friday (despite LOVING the first one), but I'm going to see this anyway. Though I'm sure it's gonna be ridiculous. I do not see critics praising this. Not that I see them completely trolling this, but the film looks slightly too ridiculous to be considered quality. Glad to see Lindsay Lohan doing well.


 Weapons- August 8

I would've gladly seen this if it wasn't religious horror. Obviously that's a HUGE no-no for me, so for now this movie is off limits. With that being said, critics are eating this up. I will let the box-office speak for itself. Also, Julia Garner is kicking butt this year.


 Nobody 2- August 15

Did not see the first one, don't care enough to see this one. It's possible for this to have at least a decent box-office due to people liking the first one, but you never really know. This could either continue the critical approval from the first one, or suffer a similar fate to M3GAN 2.0.


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