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Virgin Atlantic onboard entertainment - December 2025

You'll find a wide selection of movies, TV shows and audio books when you're onboard a Virgin Atlantic plane. Take a look at our favourites for this month below, or find out more about what to expect on your next Virgin Atlantic flight over on their dedicated Vera website pages.

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28 Years Later

A survivor ventures into mainland horrors, where infection and humanity have both evolved.

Absolution

An ageing gangster attempts to rectify the sins of his past when he receives an upsetting diagnosis. v

Americana

A disparate group of characters are desperate to get their mitts on a ‘ghost shirt’ in this modern western from poet-turned filmmaker Tost. Why? Best to watch and find out as Sweeney and McClarnon lead a tale of small-town dreams, greed and violent cultural reckoning.

Audrey's Children

Superb, true-life tale of pioneering paediatric oncologist Dr Audrey Evans (Dormer) who battled sexism in 1969Philadelphia to revolutionise child cancer treatment and co-found the first Ronald McDonald House. Inspiring, heartfelt and compassionate.

Ballerina

Extending the John Wick universe, De Armas stars as trained assassin Eve, who hits the road to avenge her father.Look out for a cameo from the original Wick (Reeves) in a bullet fest that bristles bruising choreography and plenty of gob-smacking gunfights.

Clown in a Cornfield

In a fading small town, former town mascot Frendo the clown re-emerges in a terrifying killing spree.

Dangerous Animals

From Aussie scaremeister Byrne comes this nail-biting (and all kinds of other biting) survival horror, in whicha free-spirited surfer is abducted by a shark-fixated serial killer. Trapped on his boat, she must outwit him in a tense, bloody twist on the sharksploitation genre.

Diablo

UK action sensation Adkins stars in this brutal revenge thriller as an ex-con who kidnaps a Colombian crime lord’s daughter to honour a promise, sparking a deadly pursuit by a ruthless assassin. Phew! Bone-crunching fights and relentless pacing make this a genre fan’s dream

Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight

Depicts 8-year-old Bobo's life on her family's Rhodesian farm during the Bush War's final stages. It explores the family'sbond with Africa's land and the war's impact on the region and individuals through Bobo's perspective.

Eddington

Director Ari Aster swaps horror for political satire as an anti-mask sheriff (Phoenix) clashes with a cautious mayor (Pascal) in pandemic-era New Mexico. What begins as a local feud spirals into paranoia, conspiracy and violence in a dark portrait of the US in meltdown.

Elevation

Mackie’s a single dad braving monster country with Baccarin and Hasson to save a child in this post-apocalyptic road trip.Think tense chases, inventive escapes and that scrappy, blue-collar survival vibe where every mile feels earned and every ally matters.

Final Destination Bloodlines

If you thought the Final Destination franchise already had the last word in outrageous onscreen deaths, think again.This is number six, and there are more to come as a woman learns her grandmother once cheated Death – and now her family’s in its crosshairs.

Four Letters of Love

Romantic drama set in 1970s Ireland, where Nicholas (O’Shea) falls for Isabel (Skelly), the headstrong daughter of a local family.Their love is tested by class, religion, fate in a sweeping adaptation of Niall Williams’ novel.

Gone

What happens when a relationship ends, but one half of the couple isn't ready to move on?

Gunslingers

When the most wanted man in America surfaces in a small Kentucky town, his violent history ―and a bloodthirsty mob seeking vengeance and a king's ransom ― soon follow. As brothers face off against one another and bullets tear the town to shreds, this lightning-fast gunslinger...

Heads of State

Elba and Cena go full odd-couple as a buttoned-up PM and a movie-star President forced to team up after Air Force Oneis shot down. It’s the kind of movie you watch with a big, cheesy grin. (Oh, but nervous passengers might want to give this one a miss.

Heart Eyes

A rom-com slasher with a Valentine twist. Or is that the other way around? Either way, great and gory fun is to be had as Holtand Gooding play coworkers mistaken for a couple by the hideous ‘Heart Eyes’ killer. Scary and funny and… well, what more do you want?

I know What You Did Last Summer

When a deadly secret resurfaces, five friends are stalked by a vengeful killer.

The Innkeeper

When a spirited eight-year-old lands the part of Innkeeper in the school nativity play, she battles her perfectionistteacher who insists that she "stick to the script" and refuses Mary and Joseph a room.

Jurassic World: Rebirth

Johansson appears, adding another notch to her franchise belt. Here, she leads a mission into an abandoned dinosaur facilityand unleashes the old mix of corporate greed, hungry dinos and survival against impossible odds.

The Life of Chuck

Very heartfelt – and featuring some truly nifty dancing – this Stephen King drama follows a man’s life told in reverse order from an adulthood touched by love and regret, to a haunting childhood. Hiddleston, in particular, is outstanding.

Madly

What if your inner selves got a vote? Piero (Leo) and Lara (Fogliati) try a first date, but inside their minds, the chaos is another story – love-struck, anxious, hopeful, disillusioned. Genovese delivers a romcom that’s tender, funny and oddly profound.

Materialists

Lucy (Dakota Johnson) is a young, ambitious New York City matchmaker who thinks she has love down to a formula.But when she meets a tall, dark, and handsome “unicorn” (Pedro Pascal) on the same night as a chance encounter with a broke old boyfriend (Chris Evans), she's suddenly...

My Fault: London

Get set for an awesomely glossy cocktail of action and romance as Noah moves in with her mum’s wealthy new husbandand clashes with her stepbrother Nick. Sparks fly, but their romance is threatened by racing rivalries, a kidnapping and her criminal dad’s return.

My Week With Maisy

When uptight retiree Mrs Foster begins chemotherapy, she's thrown together in the treatment room with Maisy, a whirlwind, inquisitive child aspiring to be a lesbian. As treatment progresse,s the pair's fortuitous bond offers healing and newfound hope in unexpected places.

The Naked Gun

Liam Neeson as you’ve never seen him before – stepping into Leslie Nielsen’s shoes for a revival of the cop spoof,and Anderson a sparkling comic foil. The result is a cracking comedy that leans hard on slapstick, sight gags and shameless silliness.

Naked Lights

Emma is stuck in a dead-end job as a night shift attendant at a petrol station. When a masked stranger arrivesone night, threatening to burn the place to the ground, Emma is all that stands in his way.

Oh, Hi!

When their getaway goes awry, Iris goes to irrational lengths to prove to Isaac they are soulmates.

The Pickup

Murphy and Davidson team up in a chaotic heist comedy as two mismatched truck drivers are ambushed by Zoe (Palmer), who’s after more than money. What follows is a chase that’s wild, messy and great fun.

Red One

Festive fun here, with Johnson and Evans teaming up for an action-adventure in which they must rescue a kidnapped Santa. Liu joins the chaos as the North Pole becomes a battleground of gadgets, globe-trotting missions and seasonal spectacle.

She Rides Shotgun

Egerton shines in this gritty yet tender crime drama, playing a career crook forced to flee with his young daughter (Heger)after a gang puts a price on their heads. Featuring a breakout turn from Heger, it’s a bruising road movie with real heart.

Simon of the Mountain

Cannes winner and hailed by critics, this Argentine coming-of-age tale follows the titular Simón who joins a groupof disabled teens on a mountain trip – even though he’s able-bodied. What emerges is a journey of connection, boundaries and self-discovery.

Sorry, Baby

Newcomer Victor wrote, directed and stars in this acclaimed character study of a professor navigating life after an assault, finding unexpected solace in a stray cat she befriends. Wry, humane and quietly uplifting, it balances bruised emotions with sly, unexpected laughs.

Superman

Egerton shines in this gritty yet tender crime drama, playing a career crook forced to flee with his young daughter (Heger)after a gang puts a price on their heads. Featuring a breakout turn from Heger, it’s a bruising road movie with real heart.

Together

This month’s ‘horror movie of the year’, Together, locks Franco and Brie in a romance that mutates into full-blown body horror,as the couple’s bodies begin to fuse in grotesque, intimate ways. Brie, especially, is superb in a daring, disturbing tale.

The Way, My Way

Haywood stars in this adaptation of the director’s own memoir, tracing his 500-mile pilgrimage across Spain’sCamino de Santiago. With humour, humility and heart, it captures the pain, joy and quiet revelations of a road that changes lives.

Worth the Wait

Multiple love stories unfold in parallel in this all-star romcom-drama, from first sparks to final goodbyes. Warm,funny and heartfelt – imagine an Asian-American version of Love Actually and you’re part-way there.

Going Dutch

Visiting his grandparents in Holland after a messy breakup, a young Canadian meets an enigmatic Dutch womanwho lifts his spirits – until a startling revelation bursts his bubble.

Rhubarb Rhubarb

In the legendary Yorkshire Rhubarb Triangle, Jo and her elderly father produce the pink delicacy that made the region world-famous a century ago. Harvesting by candlelight like their ancestors before them, they could not prepare for the danger looming in the dark.

I'm not a Robot

After repeatedly failing Captcha tests, music producer Lara becomes obsessed with a disturbing question:Could she be a robot?

The Therapist

Lost in the midst of an unexpected crisis, Jaydon goes in search for the answers to his problems in the place he knows best -his lifelong barber, The Therapist.

Perfectly A Strangeness

In the dazzling incandescence of an unknown desert, three donkeys discover an abandoned astronomical observatoryand the universe. A sensorial, cinematic exploration of what a story can be.

Wake

Grace, a strong and independent woman, is in mourning for the unexpected loss of her son-in-law Tom,a much-respected farmer. Grace, Hannah and Josh must come to terms with their grief, make sense of events and continue to run the family farm. With relationships strained, the...

And Yet

A film that starts in silence before gliding into relaxing music. A couple comes together to dance in their own familiarand comforting way, but beneath the simplicity, a question is posed: how would you move if your dance partner suddenly left the floor? If you're living with...

Magicland

In this joyful documentary, we meet Jenny Myers, the first Black woman to be invited to join the Magic Circle, the world'spremier magic society. While Jenny delights us with her tricks and illusions, the loving relationship between Jenny and her granddaughter, Naphtalia, unfolds.

Treasure

Centuries apart, a treasure hunter’s quest across the British countryside and a mother’s precious sacrifice form twointertwined stories. This beautiful animation is a celebration of the enduring power of love and human connection, and a love song to the Shropshire hills in...

Call of the Cranes

People walking in the forest hear the sound of birds calling. They gather together in a field and dance in response.The dancers are older people from the Kanta-Häme Memory Association in Finland, a group dedicated to the well-being and equality of people living with dementia...

The Past is Another Country

Bridget Sojourner is 76 and she’s not buying a new bicycle. The one she’s had since she was 12 is still just fine with her.In this slowly-unfolding documentary created from a stunning collection of photos by filmmaker Magda Rakita, Bridget reflects on fashion, allotments...

Wait a Minute

It’s a day on a busy pier with people dancing and enjoying each other's company. Dancing turns out to be a way to say “hello”,an invitation to play and a call welcoming us in. Buoyed by the infectious groove of Ana Egge’s music, this joyous celebration of movement and...

Clearing

In the solitude of a Canadian winter morning, the snow is gently falling. The soft flurries find a dancer at peace with aging and identity. As she moves in the silent landscape, a snowplough slowly rumbles along the road. This experimental dance film features music composed...