Re-releases heading back into cinemas in 2025

by Maria Lattila |
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Not feeling the latest Marvel film? Yearning for some classic films on the big screen? Here’s a list of all the re-releases heading into UK cinemas in the near future.

Multiplexes are full of the latest superhero romps, Academy Award nominated dramas and action spectacles, which can get a bit tiring. Thankfully, there are distributors like Park Circus, putting out some welcome blasts from the past – and we’ve just gone and made a list of them. It’s your opportunity to catch films you may have never seen on the big screen or that you simply would like to see in a cinema setting again.

Below you can find all the films heading back into UK cinemas in 2025. This list will be regularly updated, so check back to keep up to date. Note that these are all releases playing around the country, so any individual screenings organised by independent cinemas, like the Prince Charles Cinema or BFI, aren’t listed.

March

21st March – Just Another Girl On The I.R.T

21st March – Bad Boys

April

4th April – Muriel’s Wedding

11th April – Babe

18th April – Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit

25th April – Pride & Prejudice (2005)

25th April – Miss Congeniality

25th April – Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge Of The Sith

October 

3rd October – Corpse Bride

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