February is packed with exciting movie releases, from action-packed superher"o adventures to heartwarming rom-coms. Whether you're eager to see "Captain America: Brave New World" or looking forward to Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy," there’s something for everyone.
Here are the top 10 films you won’t want to miss this month!
1. Armand
Image by MovieWeb | "Armand" unveils hidden secrets in a powerful drama.
This gripping Norwegian film follows a well-known actress who faces a shocking accusation about her young son. As tensions rise during a heated school meeting, hidden secrets come to light.
Critics praise the film’s intense storytelling and deeply layered characters. Winner of the Best First Feature Film award at Cannes, this drama offers suspense, emotion, and sharp social commentary.
2. Becoming Led Zeppelin
Fans of Led Zeppelin can finally enjoy the first-ever authorized documentary about the legendary rock band. Unlike previous films on The Beatles, this documentary offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the group’s rise to fame.
Featuring archival footage and interviews with Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones, the film presents a unique perspective. John Bonham’s story also comes to life through a 1971 interview, adding depth to the band’s history.
3. The Day the Earth Blew Up - A Looney Tunes Movie
For the first time in 90 years, Daffy Duck and Porky Pig star in their own animated film. Unlike past hybrid movies like "Space Jam", this is a full-length cartoon adventure.
In this wild story, the duo stumbles upon an alien invasion plot while working at a bubblegum factory. The animation style impresses, with critics comparing it to the classic works of Max Fleischer and Don Bluth.
4. The Monkey
Instagram | fantastichorror | "The Monkey" brings horror with a cursed toy and dark comedy.
Based on Stephen King’s short story, this horror film follows twin brothers haunted by a cursed toy monkey. Every time the wind-up toy plays, someone dies in a gruesome way.
Director Osgood Perkins, known for "Longlegs," takes a different approach this time. He describes the film as a dark, absurdist comedy with horror elements, making it a unique experience.
5. I'm Still Here
This Oscar-nominated Brazilian thriller tells the true story of Rubens Paiva, a politician who vanished during the 1971 military dictatorship. As his wife fights for answers, she faces an overwhelming battle against injustice.
Director Walter Salles delivers a deeply moving and emotionally charged film that critics call a must-watch.
6. Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
Instagram | adoringrenee | Bridget Jones returns in this long-awaited sequel filled with love and laughter.
Renée Zellweger returns as Bridget Jones in this highly anticipated sequel. Now a single mother, Bridget navigates life after losing her husband, Mark Darcy. The film introduces Leo Woodall as a younger love interest and Chiwetel Ejiofor as a schoolteacher.
Meanwhile, Hugh Grant makes a surprise return as Daniel Cleaver. Zellweger believes Bridget still resonates with audiences. “She doesn’t always get it right, but she remains joyful and optimistic," she said in British Vogue.
7. Love Hurts
After his Oscar-winning comeback in "Everything Everywhere All at Once," Ke Huy Quan takes on his first lead role. He plays a real estate agent with a mysterious past as a gang enforcer in this action-comedy.
Steven Spielberg personally encouraged Quan to take the role, which blends martial arts, comedy, and heartfelt storytelling.
8. Captain America: Brave New World
With Chris Evans stepping away from the role, Anthony Mackie now leads as Captain America. While fans wonder if audiences will embrace this change, the presence of Harrison Ford adds extra star power.
Ford plays Thaddeus Ross, the newly elected President of the United States. However, his past catches up with him, and he transforms into Red Hulk, setting the stage for a thrilling confrontation.
9. Bring Them Down
Set in rural Ireland, this gripping thriller follows two feuding farming families locked in an escalating conflict. When accusations and suspicions turn violent, the story unfolds like a dark Western.
Critics describe it as "brutally realistic", capturing the harsh realities of isolated communities and deep-seated rivalries.
10. The Gorge
Instagram | appletv | "The Gorge" blends romance and horror with an unexpected twist.
This film tells the story of two elite snipers stationed in opposite towers, communicating only through flashcards and binoculars. As their bond deepens, they realize the valley between them is actually a portal to Hell.
Director Scott Derrickson, known for "Doctor Strange", blends horror, romance, and action in this high-energy, visually stunning film.
