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Big Releases For December 2025

 

One More Month;



 Five Nights At Freddy's- Friday

I didn't even see the first one, I have no intention of seeing this one. I do see this as a fun movie for the weekend. With that being said, this could go either way with critics. This could either be severely panned, a mixed bag, or continuous quality for the franchise. I guess we'll see.



 Avatar: Fire & Ash- December 19

I have a really bad feeling this movie is going to be a bloodbath. Something about it just feels scarier than the last 2 movies. Yes I do intend on seeing this, most likely with my aunt. I do expect critics to look at it the same way as Way Of The Water, mostly highlighting the visuals. This is going to DESTROY the box-office, we all know that.


 David- December 19

I was completely unaware of this movie's existence until about a month ago. I would like to see it, but with someone I trust. Critics are either gonna have a mixed reaction towards this movie, or straight up negative. Positives towards anything Christian from critics is rare (Prince Of Egypt for example). With that being said, I do see this doing well at the box-office.


 Marty Supreme- Christmas

Critics are already raving about this like HELL! And of course they are loving Timothée Chalamet. As of now, I do intend on seeing this movie, but that could always change in the future depending on what I hear about the subject matter of the film. I see this doing moderately well at the box-office.

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