All the Major Movies Coming Out in November 2025 You Need on Your Radar

Published 11/07/2025, 2:06 AM EST

Ah, November! That time of year when the air turns crisp, the days shorten, and the cinematic releases turn up the heat. Forget the quiet hibernation of autumn; this November, the box office is preparing for a full-blast explosion of movies, carefully curated to cater to every single viewer's favourite genre. From heists to dystopian chases and animated adventures, the diverse lineup guarantees that viewers’ cinema schedule will be absolutely packed. Moving beyond simple popcorn fare into a truly thrilling tapestry of narrative, viewers definitely need to prepare their watchlist now.

This survival thriller kicks off the month's cinematic journey, setting a chilling, action-packed tone.

Ice Fall (November 4)

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The narrative centers on an Indigenous game warden who arrests a hardened poacher in the frozen wilderness, only to discover their fates are intertwined by a plane loaded with millions of dollars, now sunken beneath a rapidly melting lake. This unlikely duo is forced into a tense and precarious alliance when a group of ruthless criminals and corrupt law enforcers converge, all desperate for the hidden cash. Starring Joel Kinnaman and Cara Jade Myers, the movie promises action and emotional depth as the characters fight for their lives.

This month also kicks off with heart-pounding action and a return to one of cinema’s most enduring sci-fi franchises.

Predator: Badlands (November 7)

A fresh, standalone entry into the venerable Predator franchise is now available. This latest iteration is set to take the space hunter to an entirely new, unexplored, and unforgiving territory. Following the critically acclaimed success of the last film in the series, Viewers can anticipate a narrative that focuses on stripped-down survival against a superior, technologically advanced alien foe, harkening back to the original tension-filled premise.

The second week brings a double dose of high-concept thrills, from dark dystopia to grand illusion.

The Running Man (November 14)

Edgar Wright, the director celebrated for his distinctive visual style and sharp humor, adapts Stephen King’s classic dystopian novel. This movie will reimagine the terrifying game show where contestants must run for their lives from deadly assassins, all for the entertainment of a bloodthirsty public in a near-future society. Viewers can expect Wright’s signature kinetic editing and carefully choreographed sequences, delivering a thriller that is as stylish and witty as it is relentlessly suspenseful.

The next film is designed for those who delight in clever twists and turns, providing a spectacular, puzzle-box cinematic experience from start to finish.

Now You See Me Now, You Don't (November 14)

The world's most elite and elusive magicians, The Four Horsemen, return for another mesmerizing chapter of impossible heists and extraordinary illusion. The third installment in this popular franchise will once again test the boundaries between magic and reality. The film will likely introduce new team members as they face off against a powerful new adversary determined to expose their secrets and bring them down.

Moving on, next viewers should prepare for a slow-burning film that meticulously builds a sense of dread, offering a chilling experience that will linger long after the final credits roll.

Keeper (November 14)

Diving into the psychological thriller and horror domain, Keeper promises to be a deeply unsettling and character-driven descent into terror. It is directed by Osgood Perkins, who has already established a reputation for crafting films with suffocating atmospheres and unsettling psychological dread. The plot details suggest a narrative focused on the couple facing a mysterious or malevolent entity, where the danger is as much internal as external. These kinds of stories thrive on sustained tension and emotional resonance rather than simple jump scares.

As the month progresses, one should also transition into a world of pure fantasy and light-hearted family entertainment.

Wicked: For Good (November 21)

The highly anticipated conclusion to the two-part film adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical is finally here, offering the dramatic and emotional resolution fans have been waiting for. This final chapter will detail the final choices and destinies of Elphaba and Glinda, exploring their complex friendship amid the growing political turmoil of the Land of Oz. The film is expected to deliver massive, visually stunning musical numbers and powerful vocal performances, providing a satisfying and spectacular finale to the origin story of the Wicked Witch of the West.

Audiences who appreciate a movie that delves into the complexities of the human spirit will find the next to be a quietly powerful and memorable viewing experience.

The Thing with Feathers (November 21)

Based on a literary source, this drama is poised to be an emotional and intimate exploration of human resilience, loss, and the nature of hope itself. After the sudden death of their wife and mother, a father and his two young sons are haunted by a physical manifestation of their grief: a shadowy, man-sized crow. They must confront this monstrous figure to process their loss and finally begin to heal.

The next movie is the perfect choice for viewers seeking an entertaining mix of laughs.

The Family Plan 2 (November 21)

This sequel returns to the blend of domestic comedy and unexpected action that made the original a hit, following a family that discovers their seemingly ordinary patriarch has a secret past as a highly trained assassin. The second installment will likely see the family attempting to return to normalcy only to be pulled back into the world of espionage. This movie offers a lighter, more comedic take on the action genre.

The final week of November provides a grand mix of animated fun, historical drama, and a highly anticipated murder mystery.

Eternity (November 26)

Viewers can expect a visually distinctive and emotionally rich film that aims for genuine sentiment rather than cliché. When Joan (Elizabeth Olsen) passes away, she discovers the afterlife is less about harps and more about a heavenly headache. Faced with an impossible choice, she must pick between an eternal reunion with her passionate first love, Luke (Callum Turner), and her loyal, long-time husband, Larry (Miles Teller), who waited 67 years for her.

Next, the return to this vibrant, detailed city and its engaging characters is one of the month’s most highly anticipated family events, promising another exciting, hilarious, and ultimately thoughtful journey.

Zootopia 2 (November 26)

The beloved animated world of Zootopia reopens its doors for a new adventure featuring its charming and unlikely detective duo: the determined rabbit officer Judy Hopps and the quick-witted fox con artist Nick Wilde. This sequel will build upon the original's celebrated foundation of sharp humor, intricate world-building, and relevant social commentary, likely introducing new species and exploring new corners of their unique metropolis.

Moving on next this movie will offer a deeply human look at an iconic figure, moving away from his works to focus on the man and his private sorrow.

Hamnet (November 26)

A powerful historical drama based on the life of William Shakespeare, Hamnet focuses on the personal tragedy of the playwright and his family, specifically the loss of his only son, Hamnet, who died at the age of eleven. This film is not a simple biopic; it is an intimate and moving exploration of grief, marriage, and how profound personal loss can ignite an enduring creative legacy.

At last prepare the magnifying glasses and deductive reasoning skills for the suspense and uproarious comedy.

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (November 26)

Detective Benoit Blanc, the world's most dapper and delightfully eccentric sleuth, returns for his most confounding case yet in the third installment of the highly successful mystery franchise. The title itself hints at a dark, almost gothic turn for the series, but the signature witty dialogue and playful deconstruction of the whodunit genre are guaranteed to remain intact.

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November 2025 is shaping up to be an unforgettable cinematic adventure, offering a perfect blend of high-stakes thrills, touching drama, and family fun.

Every New Movie and TV Show Coming to Netflix in November 2025

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Which of these incredible genre spectacles will be the first in your list? Let us know in the comments below.

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Soma Mitra

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Soma is a journalist at Netflix Junkie. With a postgraduate degree in Mass Communication, she brings production experience from documentary films like Chandua: Stories on Fabric. Covering the true crime and docu-drama beat, she turns psychological thrillers into sharp, audience-aware storytelling.

Edited By: Aliza Siddiqui

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