Welcome. I didn’t want to drop off the face of the planet yesterday, but I straight up did not have time. I also work at a school, and yesterday was the first day, and my God. plus, we have a musical that auditioned, which consumed my time. Even my free time was spent absorbing that show to be better prepared for the audition. Now, those of you who read me or these things regularly likely know I also have a YouTube (YouTube.com/macthemovieguy), and not everything that I post there makes it here, and vice versa. Quite frankly, I just do not have the time, and since I make absolutely no money, I do have to split my time with something that does. still, I somehow manage to watch and review as much as I do, which is far more than most. As such, I did amass a list of films. Over 500. Did they all have audio description? Sadly, No. But by pointing out the fault in their stars, I hope to remind them that their fault, dear reader, but by themselves. The original quote, from Julius Caesar carefully explores that fate is not responsible for our destiny, but rather putting the responsibility on the individual, in this case, the companies choosing to not provide the description. it is their fault, and no one else’s. As a special treat for you today, I bring you a secret list. I haven’t yet revealed my Top 25 of the year on my channel, so here’s a modified version celebrating those who achieved audio description. the Top 25 Films Of 2025 That Had Audio Description:

Of course, this is subjective, and my favorites are listed based on my feelings at the end of the year, not driven purely by score alone. All 25 films have available audio description. For this list, I cut out any that did not. I have reviews for most of these, though I am admittedly still behind, and in a game of perpetual catch up.

Best Picture Of 2025: The Plague

Runner Up: Twinless

3- If I Had Legs I’d Kick You

4- Bugonia

5- The Baltimorons

6- The Parenting

7- F1

8- Train Dreams

9- One Battle After Another

10- Frankenstein

11- Blue Moon

12- preparation For The Next Life

13- Sinners

14- My Dead friend Zoey

15- Die My Love

16- Roofman

17- She rides Shotgun

18- Marty Supreme

18- Hamnet

19- Dust Bunny

20- Jay Kelly

21- Nuremberg

22- Soverign

23- Hedda

24- Wicked For Good

25- Bridget Jones Mad About the Boy

Honorable Mentions:

Best Animated Feature: Zootopia 2

Runner Up: In Your Dreams

Best Documentary Feature: Deaf President Now

Runner Up: The Perfect Neighbor

Best Non English Feature: 2000 Meters To Andriivka

Runner Up: Nouvelle Vague

Best Director: Ryan Coogler (Sinners)

Runner Up: Yorgos Lanthrimos (Bugonia)

Best Lead Actress: Rose Byrne (If I Had Legs I’d Kick You)

Runner Up: Jessie Buckley (Hamnet)

Best Lead Actor: Ethan Hawke (Blue Moon)

Runner Up: Dylan O’Brien (Twinless)

Best Supporting Actress: Sally Hawkins (Bring Her Back)

Runner Up: Glenn Close (Wake Up Dead Man)

Supporting Actor: Ben foster (Christy)

Runner Up: David Yohnston (The Long Walk)

Best Ensemble: Sinners

runner Up: Warfare

Best First Time Feature (Director): Charlie Pollinger (The Plague)

Runner Up: Mary Brownstein (If I Had Legs I’d Kick you)

Breakthrough Performer: Everett Blunk (The Plague)

Runner Up: Chase Infinity (One Battle After Another)

Best Original Screenplay:Sinners

runner Up: Twinless

Best Adapted Screenplay: Bugonia

Runner Up: One Battle After Another

Best Original Score: Bugonia

Runner Up: The Plague

Best Original Song: Waiting On A Wish (Snow White)

Runner Up: Soda Pop (K-Pop Demon Hunters)

Best Sound: F1

Runner Up: Warfare

Best Horror: Bring her Back

Runner Up: Sinners

Best Comedy: The Naked Gun

Runner Up: Good Fortune

Best Disability representation (Film): Deaf President Now

Best Disability Representation (Artist): Cyra Chow (Bring Her Back)

I hope to reflect on the AD separately at a later date. What films did you love the most in 2025?