BAFTA Nominations 2025: A Personal Perspective

2025 has been another bumper year for film, and the BAFTA nominations reflect the diversity and quality of movies on offer.

As a film fan, I'm always excited to see who will be nominated for BAFTAs. It's a chance to celebrate the best of British and international cinema.

This year's nominations are particularly exciting, with a wide range of films in contention.

I'm a big fan of Everything Everywhere All at Once, which has been nominated for 10 awards. I loved the film's ambitious storytelling and its exploration of the multiverse.

I'm also delighted to see The Banshees of Inisherin nominated for nine awards. Martin McDonagh's film is a beautifully crafted and darkly funny look at friendship and loneliness.

Of course, no BAFTA nominations would be complete without a nod to the James Bond franchise. No Time to Die is nominated for five awards, including Best Film.

I'm not a huge Bond fan, but I have to admit that No Time to Die is a solid entry in the series. It's a fitting send-off for Daniel Craig, who has played Bond for the last five films.

I'm also intrigued by the nominations for Aftersun. This small, independent film has been nominated for four awards, including Best Film and Best Director.

I haven't seen Aftersun yet, but I'm looking forward to checking it out. The film has received rave reviews, and it sounds like it's a must-see for fans of arthouse cinema.

The BAFTA nominations are always a hot topic of conversation, and this year is no exception. There are plenty of people who will be disappointed that their favorite films haven't been nominated.

But it's important to remember that the BAFTAs are just one awards ceremony. There are many other awards shows throughout the year, and there's no guarantee that the same films will be nominated for each one.

The BAFTA nominations are a great way to celebrate the best of film, and they're always a talking point. I can't wait to see who wins on the big night!