LondonNet’s Top 10 Films

This week’s top ten trending films, courtesy of LondonNet.
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Week Ending Tuesday 18th November 2025

1. [ - ] The Running Man (15)

Ben Richards is a working-class father and husband, who is desperate to raise the urgent funds to save his sick daughter. Unable to make money through legitimate means, Ben is persuaded by ruthless television producer Dan Killian to take part in the most popular programme on the planet.

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2. [ 1 ] Predator: Badlands (12A)

Elle Fanning as Thia and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi as Dek in Predator: Badlands, directed by Dan Trachtenberg. Copyright: 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Dek is an inexperienced Yautja, desperate to impress his father Njohrr, who is the leader of their clan. Protective older brother Kwei prepares Dek for his first hunt to prove the doubters wrong. The so-called runt of the litter chooses to slay a hulking Kalisk on the far-off planet of Genna.

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3. [ - ] Now You See Me: Now You Don't (12A)

Justice Smith as Charlie, Ariana Greenblatt as June, Dominic Sessa as Bosco, Jesse Eisenberg as J Daniel Atlas, Isla Fisher as Henley Reeves and Dave Franco as Jack Wilder in Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, directed by Ruben Fleischer. Photo: Katalin Vermes. Copyright: Lionsgate. All Rights Reserved.
A hi-tech team of socially conscious illusionists pull off an audacious redistribution of wealth in the name of the disbanded Four Horsemen. At the behest of the Eye, J Daniel Atlas recruits the wannabes for the daring heist of a large heart-shaped diamond.

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4. [ 3 ] One Battle After Another (15)

Leonardo DiCaprio as Bob Ferguson in One Battle After Another, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Copyright: Warner Bros. Pictures. All Rights Reserved.
Bob is head over heels in love with revolutionary Perfidia and they carry out a series of daring crimes, pursued by Colonel Steven J Lockjaw. Perfidia falls pregnant. Sixteen years later, Willa and her stoned and paranoid father are estranged from Perfidia and living off the grid.

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5. [ 4 ] The Choral (12A)

Ralph Fiennes as Dr Henry Guthrie in The Choral, directed by Nicholas Hytner. Photo: Nicola Dove. Copyright: Gerontius Productions Limited. All Rights Reserved.
In 1916 as brave young men go to war, mill owner Alderman Duxbury and his associates recruit a new music director capable of masterminding Ramsden choral society's forthcoming concert performance. The committee reluctantly appoints atheist Dr Henry Guthrie, who has recently returned from Germany.

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6. [ 2 ] Bugonia (15)

Emma Stone as Michelle Fuller in Bugonia, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. Photo: Atsushi Nishijima. Copyright: Focus Features, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Beekeeper Teddy Gatz has spent years identifying markers that reveal if someone is truly human or an otherworldly interloper known as an Andromedan. His studies spotlight Michelle Fuller, CEO of pharmaceutical company Auxolith, as a parasitic invader.

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7. [ 5 ] Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (12A)

Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, directed by Scott Cooper. Photo: Macall Polay. Copyright: 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Following his 1981 world tour, Bruce Springsteen is physically and emotionally exhausted. The singer-songwriter returns to his hometown of Colts Neck, New Jersey and exorcises demons on more than a dozen tracks captured on a four-track recorder in his bedroom.

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8. [ - ] Christmas Karma (PG)

Kunal Nayyar as Eshaan Sood in Christmas Karma, directed by Gurinder Chadha. Copyright: True Brit. All Rights Reserved.
Mean-spirited miser Eshaan Sood runs a loans and financial services service, which he started with his late business partner Jacob Marley. Eshaan callously fires his staff on Christmas Eve except for loyal clerk Bob Cratchit, who returns home to wife Mary and their four children.

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9. [ 7 ] I Swear (15)

Robert Aramayo as John Davidson in I Swear, directed by Kirk Jones. Photo: Graeme Hunter. Copyright: One Story High/Tempo Productions, I Swear. All Rights Reserved.
Biographical drama about John Davidson, who is diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at an early age and struggles to cope with the condition at a time when few people understood his behaviour. Feeling alienated from his own family, John finds sanctuary with a good friend.

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10. [ - ] Nuremberg (15)

Rami Malek as Douglas Kelley and Leo Woodall as Sergeant Howie Triest in Nuremberg, directed by James Vanderbilt. Photo: Scott Garfield. Copyright: Sky TV. All Rights Reserved.
In May 1945, Hitler's second-in-command, Hermann Goring, surrenders to American troops in Austria. Supreme Court associate justice Robert H Jackson is charged with identifying a legal framework within which Goring and other members of the Nazi regime can be legally tried for war crimes.

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