100 Movies Bucket List | 2025

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Happy new year, and happy new movie bucket list!

As I did last year, I'll be doing another 100 Movies Bucket List this year, and documenting it here.

This bucket list is a bit different in that it's the top 100 movies according to genre, and there are a lot of surprising movies. I was shocked to see quite a few superhero movies and many recognisable franchises.

And while the first list had a lot of older classics, this one has older movies and also a lot more modern classics too.

Plus it has a lot more going on in the horror department, which I'm really happy about!

As I've already done one of these, there are a few movies that are on both lists. I'm watching all 100 movies this year but I won't be writing a post on any repeats unless my views on them drastically change (which I'm sure there will be at least a couple).

I can't wait to get started!




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