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CinemaCon 2025 – every big movie announcement, including Avatar 3, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, James Bond, Mission Impossible and more
CinemaCon 2025 is over – here are all new movie announcements that we spotted during the event.
CinemaCon 2025 has drawn to a close, wrapping up another year of exciting announcements from the industry's biggest movie makers.
The four-day showcase of presentations and screenings brought together all the biggest movie theater owners, Hollywood studios, and industry execs – but if you missed it, don't worry because we've rounded up the most important entertainment announcements in one place for you.
Walt Disney Studios, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, DreamWorks, Focus Features, Lionsgate, Warner Bros. Discovery, Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures all gave us news about their upcoming new movies, not just for the year ahead but for 2026 and beyond too. Find out the highlights below or scroll our live event coverage for a play-by-play of what went down.
The biggest news from CinemaCon 2025:
• Spider-Man 4 is Brand New Day, and has a date
• Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse has a 2027 date
• A John Wick animated prequel is coming with Keanu Reeves involved
• John Wick 5 is also a-go at Lionsgate
• Sunrise on the Reaping is the next Hunger Games movie, coming 2026
• The Beatles cast announced; all four movies coming in April 2026
• The Zelda live-action movie is planned for March 2027
• Final Destination: Bloodlines is coming September 2025
• Extended preview of James Gunn's Superman movie was shown ahead of A Minecraft Movie screening
• New extended look at Jurassic World Rebirth unveiled during Universal's presentation
• Five Nights at Freddy's 2 arrives exclusively in theaters this December
• How to Train Your Dragon live-action remake trailer #2 went down a storm; sequel already in the works
• First footage from Wicked Part Two shown to attendees
• The next James Bond film is said to be "a fresh, exotic new chapter"
• Glen Powell and Edgar Wright present first-look at The Running Man remake
• Scream 7, Sonic 4 and The Legend of Aang The Last Airbender coming in 2026
• Sue Storm is pregnant in Fantastic Four: First Steps
• First Avatar: Fire & Ash footage shown
• Predator: Badlands will have a Predator as one of the heroes
• First footage of Tron: Ares shows a light cycle in the real world
'Much of our program tonight is going to focus on the people who actually make the movies'. - Tom Rothman #CinemaCon #CinemaCon2025April 1, 2025
Don't worry if you're not at CinemaCon 2025, because we're here to make sure you don't miss out any of the biggest new movie announcements from the industry event.
The first big Hollywood studio presentation was from Sony Pictures, with CEO Tom Rothman kicking things off with a welcome speech. According to attendees that walked through the casino hotel doors of Caesars Palace in Las Vegas yesterday (March 31) evening, it sounds like it was a packed lineup of new movies with many directors taking the stage to promote their films.
Matt Bolton, Managing Editor for Entertainment, stepping in here to say that while we only got a very brief appearance from filmmaker Zach Cregger about his upcoming Resident Evil movie, I'm excited about this one – despite knowing very little about it.
Cregger directed the wonderfully bonkers Barbarian, and has a new movie planned for release during 2025 called Weapons starring Josh Brolin and Julia Garner, among others.
He spent his time on stage talking about how much he loves the video game series, and I'm sure fans of the series are looking forward to seeing what version of that he chooses to tap into.
I gotta say, I'm equally fine if he takes it off into its own direction – I unashamedly love (most) of the Milla Jovovich Resident Evil movie series, and that really benefited from finding its own vibe within the (ahem) umbrella of the franchise.
The Beatles - A Four-Film Cinematic Event, directed by Sam Mendes. Harris Dickinson (John Lennon)Paul Mescal (Paul McCartney)Barry Keoghan (Ringo Starr)Joseph Quinn (George Harrison) In theatres April 2028. #TheBeatlesFourFilmCinematicEvent pic.twitter.com/mREL0nPcfCApril 1, 2025
Perhaps the most interesting news of the show came about Sam Mendes' upcoming suite of movies about The Beatles. For a start, we got a big casting announcement of huge names playing the fab four:
- George Harrison: Joseph Quinn (Fantastic Four, A Quiet Place: Day One)
- John Lennon: Harris Dickinson (Babygirl, Triangle of Sadness)
- Paul McCartney: Paul Mescal (Gladiator II, Aftersun)
- Ringo Starr: Barry Keoghan (Saltburn, The Banshees of Inisherin)
In case you're not aware, the plan is to make four movies, each centering on a different member of the group. And the really juicy part is that all four movies are slated to come out during April 2028.
I have to say, I'm struggling with this one. That's quite a cast, and Mendes has made some great stuff, but I feel like people are going to be pretty burnt out by the time they come to Ringo's movie (and you know it's going to be poor Ringo last).
We also got news that the Spider-Verse conclusion, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, is coming on June 4th, 2027 – or, at least that's the plan. The movie has already had plenty of trouble hitting its dates, and was originally planned for a 2024 release.
Some of the creative team went on-stage during CinemaCon and presented a teaser with apparently great-looking new animation, but with audio taken from the previous movies.
If – like TechRadar's Senior Entertainment Reporter, Tom Power – you can't believe you have to wait so long to find out how Miles Morales' story ends, then the good news is that some first look images were posted on social media for fans to enjoy (see below).
Spider-Man: Beyond the #SpiderVerse is coming exclusively to theatres June 4, 2027.
