Here Are All the Movies Releasing in Theaters This Week, Including ‘Eddington’

A fresh batch of movies is rolling into theaters from July 14 to July 19, 2025, offering something for every kind of moviegoer. Whether you’re into anime action, family adventures, or gritty dramas, this week’s lineup has you covered.

With a mix of wide releases, limited screenings, and a special re-release, there’s plenty to choose from. Let’s take a look at what’s hitting the big screen, starting with a family drama and wrapping up with a timeless animated classic.

Little Rich Lives 2025 (2025)

This heartfelt drama lands in limited release on July 14, diving into the world of a wealthy family facing emotional turmoil. The story centers on a young woman grappling with privilege and personal identity.

We’re pulled into her journey through strong performances and a script that balances raw emotion with quiet moments of reflection. It’s a solid pick for those who love character-driven stories.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory/Premature Death — The Movie (2025)

On July 16, ‘Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory/Premature Death — The Movie’ hits theaters for a special engagement. This anime film adapts a fan-favorite arc, following young sorcerers Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto on a dangerous mission.

The visuals are breathtaking, and the story delivers intense action and emotional depth. It’s a treat for fans and a great entry point for newcomers to the series.

Collective Monologue (2025)

Hitting select theaters on July 17 in limited release, ‘Collective Monologue’ weaves together personal stories in a bold, experimental format. It explores human connection through a diverse cast of voices.

The film’s unique structure and raw performances make it stand out. It’s perfect for viewers who enjoy thought-provoking, unconventional storytelling.

Death & Taxes (2025)

Also dropping in limited release on July 17, ‘Death & Taxes’ is a sharp comedy about a tax worker caught in a moral dilemma. The film mixes humor with existential questions about life’s purpose.

Its witty script and quirky characters keep things engaging. This one’s a great choice for anyone looking for a laugh with some depth.

Eddington (2025)

A24’s ‘Eddington’ arrives in wide release on July 18, a tense drama set in a small town during a crisis. Directed by Ari Aster, it stars Joaquin Phoenix as a sheriff facing off against the town’s mayor, played by Pedro Pascal.

The film digs into themes of division and power, with a stellar cast including Emma Stone. It’s a gripping watch for fans of intense, layered stories.

I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025)

This horror reboot lands in wide release on July 18, reimagining the 1997 slasher classic. Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, it follows a group of friends stalked by a mysterious killer after a dark secret.

With returning stars Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. alongside fresh faces, it blends nostalgia with new scares. Horror fans will find plenty to enjoy.

Smurfs (2025)

Paramount’s ‘Smurfs’ hits theaters in wide release on July 18, a musical adventure voiced by Rihanna as Smurfette. The tiny blue heroes embark on a quest to rescue Papa Smurf from danger.

With vibrant animation and catchy songs, it’s a fun outing for families. The all-star cast, including Nick Offerman, makes it a crowd-pleaser for all ages.

The Banished (2025)

Brainstorm Media’s ‘The Banished’ opens in limited release on July 18, a horror film about a woman fighting a deadly virus that turns people into monsters. Lily Sullivan leads the cast.

The movie delivers intense survival thrills and a creepy atmosphere. It’s a must-see for fans of dark, apocalyptic horror.

Cloud (2025)

‘Cloud’ arrives in limited release on July 18 via Janus Films, a drama about a Tokyo factory worker caught in a dangerous side hustle. The story explores ambition and isolation.

Its quiet intensity and strong lead performance make it a standout. This one’s ideal for viewers who appreciate introspective, grounded dramas.

A Cool Fish 2 (2025)

Well Go USA releases ‘A Cool Fish 2’ in limited theaters on July 18, a follow-up to the 2018 Chinese hit. It follows a businessman navigating a crisis involving economic woes and a terrorist threat.

The film mixes sharp humor with tense drama, led by Zhang Yu. It’s a great pick for fans of international films with a blend of genres.

Finally Dawn (2025)

‘Finally Dawn’ opens in limited release on July 18, a 1950s drama about a Roman woman’s self-discovery. Directed by Saverio Costanzo, it stars Lily James and Joe Keery.

Set against the backdrop of post-war Italy, the film blends romance and personal growth. It’s a visually rich choice for fans of historical stories.

Guns & Moses (2025)

Concourse Media’s ‘Guns & Moses’ hits limited theaters on July 18, a Western about a rabbi seeking justice. Dermot Mulroney and Neal McDonough lead the cast.

The film offers action and heart, with a unique twist on the genre. It’s a solid option for those who enjoy tales of redemption.

Life After (2025)

‘Life After’ arrives in limited release on July 18, a documentary exploring the impact of Elizabeth Bouvia’s legal battle for the right to die. Directed by Reid Davenport, it focuses on disability rights.

The film’s honest storytelling and powerful interviews make it a moving watch. It’s a great choice for those interested in social justice.

No Sleep Till (2025)

WILLA’s ‘No Sleep Till’ opens in limited release on July 18, a quirky coming-of-age tale about teens caught in a supernatural road trip. It stars Freya Skye and Malachi Barton.

The mix of humor, heart, and monster-filled chaos keeps it fresh. It’s a fun pick for fans of quirky, youthful adventures.

Saint Clare (2025)

Quiver’s ‘Saint Clare’ hits limited theaters on July 18, a horror-thriller about a woman driven by dark voices. Bella Thorne stars in this chilling tale of corruption.

The film’s eerie vibe and unpredictable plot make it a standout. Horror fans will love its intense, unsettling energy.

Shari & Lamb Chop (2025)

Kino Lorber’s ‘Shari & Lamb Chop’ opens in limited release on July 18, a documentary about puppeteer Shari Lewis. Directed by Lisa D’Apolito, it dives into her trailblazing career.

The film offers a warm look at her legacy and impact on kids’ TV. It’s a nostalgic gem for those who cherish her work.

Sink Your Teeth: A Tokyo Ghoul Celebration (2025)

This special limited-release event on July 18 brings ‘Tokyo Ghoul’ to theaters, celebrating the anime’s dark world of ghouls and humans. It features key moments from the series.

With its striking visuals and intense story, it’s a fan-focused experience. It’s a great way to dive into or revisit the franchise.

Unicorns (2025)

Cohen Media Group’s ‘Unicorns’ opens in limited release on July 18, a drama about a cross-cultural romance. Ben Hardy leads this emotional story of love and identity.

The film’s heartfelt performances and tender narrative shine through. It’s a moving choice for fans of romantic dramas.

Year of the Fox (2023)

Monument Releasing’s ‘Year of the Fox’ hits limited theaters on July 18, a drama set during Rhodesia’s final days. Embeth Davidtz stars as a girl witnessing her family’s struggles.

The film blends historical weight with personal emotion. It’s a strong pick for those who enjoy stories of resilience.

My Neighbor Totoro (1988)

GKIDS brings ‘My Neighbor Totoro’ back to theaters in limited release from July 19 to 23. Hayao Miyazaki’s classic follows two sisters discovering magical creatures in rural Japan.

Its whimsical story and gorgeous animation remain timeless. This re-release is a perfect chance to enjoy a family-friendly masterpiece.

Which movie are you rushing to see this week, or is there another you’re excited about? Drop your picks in the comments!