Gay movies coming out in 2025

With the movie schedule here (and Pride Month coming up very soon!) there’s quite a few LGBTQ+ gay to look forward to, and we’ve rounded up what to look forward to below. From out tentpoles to indie dramas, queer stories are taking by storm — and we 2025 seated. From steamy thrillers to tender dramas, is shaping up to be a standout year for queer cinema. From cinematic releases to streaming services, there’s plenty to add to your must-see list and plenty of big names: Paul Mescal, Alexander Skarsgard, Jacob Elordi, Josh O’Connor, Zane Phillips, Bowen Yang, Russell Tovey, Dylan O’Brien, Olivia Colman, [ ].

Check out the top LGBTQ+ film releases and recommendations for All the new coming, synopses, and titles to watch now. Rotten Tomatoes, home of the Tomatometer, is the most trusted measurement of quality for Movies & TV. The definitive site for Reviews, Trailers, Showtimes, and Tickets.

Critics Consensus: The World to Come is made from ingredients that will be familiar to fans of period forbidden romance movies, but they're given fresh life thanks to an excellent cast. Set in military-run Argentina, the musical centers on a pair of prison cellmates. Synopsis: A pregnant teen and her former best friend embark on a road trip from Missouri to New Mexico.

Pride Month Viewing: LGBTQ Movies

Synopsis: 2025 photographer Therese spots the beautiful, elegant Carol perusing the doll displays in a s Manhattan department store. Synopsis: A coming blow to the head makes a middle-aged lesbian housewife Robin Weigert seek satisfaction as a gay escort. Directed By: Todd Stephens. Critics Consensus: Earnest without being didactic and uplifting without stooping to sentimentality, Pride is a joyous crowd-pleaser that genuinely works.

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Critics Consensus: Harrowing yet stirring, Boys Don't Cry powerfully commemorates the life -- and brutally unjust death -- of transgender teen Brandon Teena. Advertise About Us Give us feedback Leave us a tip. Directed By: Alan Ball. Directed By: Andrea Arnold. Critics Consensus: Smart, nuanced, and sexy, Concussion transcends its more awkward moments thanks to Robin Weigert's remarkable starring performance.

Critics Consensus: Moonlight uses one man's story to offer a remarkable and brilliantly crafted look at lives too rarely seen in movie. Critics Consensus: Warm, funny, and quietly profound, Appropriate Behavior serves as a gay compelling calling card for writer, director, and star Desiree Akhavan. I can relate to it a lot. Directed By: Miguel Arteta. Directed By: Molly McGlynn.

Directed By: Stephen Frears. Critics Consensus: Precariously walking a tightrope of varying genres and tones, Benedetta provokes salient questions out sexual freedom and its relationship to faith. Critics Consensus: With its trio of outstanding performers volleying their star power back and forth without ever dropping the movie, Challengers is a kinetic and sexy romp at court.

Directed By: Rose Troche. 2025 An aimless teenager on the coming edges of Brooklyn is having a miserable summer. Directed By: Julie Cohen. Synopsis: Syd Radha Mitchella low-level editor at a photography magazine eager to establish herself, discovers her neighbor is the once-celebrated [More].

Critics Consensus: A beautifully acted depiction of being caught between a rock and a out place, Good One confronts difficult emotions and yields a striking feature debut for writer-director India Donaldson.