Best films published in Great Britain this month: March 2025

In the meantime, the Oscars season could have come and have gone, but one of the big winners will arrive in the cinemas in the cinemas in Great Britain in the form of the best animation feature winner, and Disney fans will be happy to know that the live action snowewittchen will soon be released.

To help you choose the highlights, we have put together a selection of some of the best films that you can see this month. Take a look at the video above or read our selection.

Mickey 17

Appearance date: Friday, March 7th in cinemas

More than five years after his Oscar winner had conquered the world in the storm, Bong Joon-Ho returned with this long-awaited follow-up-a crazy science fiction story under the direction of Robert Pattinson in a double role.

Based on the 2022 Roman Mickey7 by Edward Ashton, the film Pattinson Star sees as an available employee – or “unnecessary” – who is sent to a human expedition to colonize the Ice World NiFlheim. The starry support includes Naomi Ackie, Mark Ruffalo, Toni Collette and Steven Yeun.

March powder

Appearance date: Friday, March 7th in cinemas

More than 20 years after the football factory, Danny Dyer combines this new film with director Nick Love, which plays against the background of football hooliganism and the hard drugs – although it is not a continuation of her previous collaboration.

Dyer plays Jack, a middle-aged hooligan hooligan who is arrested for drugs and has six weeks to get his life in order-one thing in order to repair his marriage, the containment of his bullying of a mother-in-law and the leadership of his stubborn stepbrother Kenny-Jungen.

Black bag

Appearance date: Friday, March 14th in cinemas

In his second feature of 2025 – after the present in January – Steven Soderbergh praised this star spy film, Michael Fassbender, Cate Blanchett and Marisa Abela under his line -up.

This is followed by an intelligence agent George Woodhouse, who is exposed to the ultimate test after his beloved wife was suspected of betraying the nation and was met with positive early reactions.

opus

Appearance date: Friday, March 14th in cinemas

This thriller plays the Ayo Edebiri of the bear as a writer who travels into the remote connection of a missing legendary pop star, played by John Malkovich.

According to the synopsis, it will soon be surrounded by a cult of sycophans and drunken journalists and is being involved in the middle of his twisted plan.

In the lost countries

Appearance date: Friday, March 14th in cinemas

This epic imagination by Paul WS Anderson plays from a short story by George RR Martin and Dave Bautista as a witch and hunter.

In search of a magical force, you have to travel to the lost countries of the title that enables a person to turn into a werewolf.

Flow

Appearance date: Friday, March 21st in cinemas

This beautiful Latvian film was the winner of the best animated feature at the youngest Oscars – and is worth a watch.

This is followed by Cat, the home of which is destroyed by a large flood and finds the refuge on a boat that is populated by different species – which, despite their differences, have to merge.

Snow White

Appearance date: Friday, March 21st in cinemas

Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot lead the occupation of Disney's latest live action new professionals of one of his classic animated gemstones staged by Marc Webb by The Amazing Spider-Man.

Of course, the story will be familiar to most, but this new retelling contains some new melodies of the songwriting team by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.

The Alto knights

Appearance date: Friday, March 21st in cinemas

In this epic crime film by Barry Levinson, Robert de Niro returns to the gangster genre, which plays in New York in the 1950s, and does not see him, but two mob bosses, Vito Genovese and Frank Costello.

The events follow the events after Genovese has instructed a hit for Costello, and although the latter survives, he is wounded in the experiment and decides to withdraw from the mafia.

Novocaine

Appearance date: Friday, March 28th in cinemas

In this action comedy, Jack Quaid plays about a man with the inability to feel pain-which has to use this to his advantage in order to save his kidnapped love interest, played by Prey Star Amber Midunder.

The end

Appearance date: Friday, March 28th in cinemas

Tilda Swinton and George Mackay lead the occupation of this unusual apocalyptic musicals, which follows two decades after an environmental disaster.

It is the first fiction film by the celebrated documentary Joshua Oppenheimer and also Michael Shannon and Moses Ingram.

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