The most reliable way to get an older compatible version of iMovie is through the App Store's history rather than searching the catalog: Open the on your Mac. Click your Name/Account in the bottom left. Find iMovie in your list of previous downloads.
If your Library was created in iMovie 10.3 or later, version 1025 cannot read it. The database structure changed after macOS Big Sur. imovie 1025 dmg
iMovie is often cited for its "deliberately easy to use" interface while maintaining "power features" that remain hidden to prevent cluttering the amateur experience. It is free for Apple users and lacks intrusive ads or tracking. The most reliable way to get an older
If you have previously "purchased" (downloaded) iMovie with your Apple ID, you can often trigger a compatible download: on your Mac. Click on your Name/Account in the bottom left corner. in your list of purchased apps. (cloud) icon. A prompt should appear stating: If your Library was created in iMovie 10
If you still need help with a specific iMovie 1025.dmg file, check the file size and digital signature – if it’s less than ~2.5 GB, it’s likely fake.