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Fall is the season of sweater weather, pumpkins spice things up, and best of all, movies to suit every mood. A great musical starring your favorite pop star? Horror thriller coming out in October? Can a future classic appeal to awards voters? Check, check, check. So stock up on Halloween candy early and watch these movies.
my old ass
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Here’s a popular hypothetical question: If you could go back in time and give your younger self some advice, what would you say? The scenario becomes all too real for college-bound teen Elliot (Macy Stella), who, while on a mushroom trip, encounters her 39-year-old future self (O.K. Played by Brie Praza). The older Elliot advises the younger Elliot not to fall in love with a guy named Chad – so you can probably guess what might happen. Writer-director Megan Park calls the emotional and comedic story “really happy and a little bit of an escape from the real world.” Released on September 13
substance
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Demi Moore stars as Elisabeth Sparkle, a former Hollywood star who now hosts a fitness show. Determined to regain her youth and beauty, she turns to a black market drug that creates a younger version of herself (Margaret Qualley). What’s the (big) highlight of this feminist thriller? Elizabeth and Elizabeth 2.0 (named Sue) must alternate between appearing in public while the other remains in seclusion. Released on September 18
a different person
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The dark comedy stars Sebastian Stan as an aspiring actor suffering from neurofibromatosis, a rare genetic disease that causes benign tumors to grow on his body. An experiment frees him from the situation, but he’s still uncomfortable – and soon finds himself being upstaged other The actor (Adam Pearson) has neurofibromatosis. Released on September 20
never let go
Leanne Henche
This year’s answer bird box It’s a similar premise to a 2020 horror movie: In a post-apocalyptic setting, a mother (Halle Berry) tries to protect herself and her children from an evil force. As the title says, the need to never let go is real: they are tied together by a rope! Released on September 20
Apartment 5A
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this is creepy rosemary’s baby Set a few years after the events of the 1968 horror film, the prequel imagines what happened at the grand Bramford apartment building in New York City before Wodehouse moved into it.Ozark Emmy winner Julia Garner meets the seemingly friendly (but extremely strange) Castowitz (Dianne Wiest and Kevin McNally) , they invited her to live in a unit they owned. Although the rent was free, the price Terry paid was quite expensive. Paramount+ airs September 27
Clown: Pas de deux
Nico Tavernis
In this highly anticipated sequel to the 2019 hit musical clownArthur Fleck/Joker (Oscar winner Joaquin Phoenix) is now a patient at Arkham State Hospital, awaiting trial. While in an asylum, he falls in love with the mysterious Lee (Lady Gaga). pas de deux In French, it means shared fantasy, so expect some unhinged action (and singing) when the two pair up. Released on October 2
apprentice
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This controversial biopic of Donald Trump is set in the 1970s and 1980s and charts the story of notorious lawyer Roy Cohn.successionJeremy Strong allegedly created young real estate developer Trump (an unrecognizable Sebastian Stan) in his own image. Released on October 11
little by little
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Songwriter and musician Pharrell Williams depicts his life story through Lego animation. Yes, you read that right. The imaginative film is a documentary that tracks the “Happy” singer’s childhood in Virginia and his success as a collaborator with the likes of Justin Timberlake and Missy Elliott artist. Released on October 11
saturday night
Hopper Stone
Live from New York on…October 11, 1975. In preparation for the first episode, the clock is ticking. saturday night live. The pressure is everywhere: network executives doubt the show’s appeal, star John Belushi (Matt Wood) is missing, and a guest host may be overindulged in some illegal drugs. Released on October 11
contemporary women
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Anna Kendrick is perfect in this 1970s true crime drama she directed. Unable to get her big break, struggling actress Cheryl Bradshaw (Kendrick) joins the show as a contestant dating gamethe cheese-flavored predecessor to The Bachelorette . One of her suitors is Rodney Alcala (Daniel Zovatto), a serial killer and rapist who has not yet been arrested for his crimes. Airing on Netflix on October 18
secret meeting
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God bless them: When the pope dies, cardinals from around the world gather in Rome to choose from their ranks a new leader of the Catholic Church. But some of these godly men harbored secrets and ambitions that led to backbiting and scandal. This tense drama is adapted from Robert Harris’ 2016 novel and stars Ralph Fiennes, John Lithgow and Stanley Tucci. Released on November 1
here
Sony Pictures Entertainment
“Time does fly by, doesn’t it?” Richard (Tom Hanks) says in a gripping drama that pits him against Forrest Gump Co-stars Robin Wright and director Robert Zemeckis. Based on Richard Maguire’s comic book (with incredible anti-aging technology), the film depicts the lives of people who have lived in the same home for many years. Released on November 1
red number one
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St. Nick’s disappearance triggers a Christmas adventure as security officer Carl (Dwayne Johnson) and bounty hunter Jack (Chris Evans) race to rescue Chris Kringle (J.K. Simmons) decoration). “What kind of monster would want to kidnap Santa Claus—and why? These are the big questions Carl and Jack are trying to answer here,” explains director Jack Kasdan. “The clock is ticking! They have only 24 hours to solve the mystery and save Christmas. Released on November 15
Gladiator II
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nearly a quarter of a century later gladiator — This epic drama about Roman general Maximus (Russell Crowe) who is forced into slavery sets a new standard for historical epics, and filmmaker Ridley Scott returns with this ambitious The sequel returns. Maximus’ nephew Lucius (Paul Mescal), now an adult, returns to the Roman Empire years later to find that authoritarian forces have taken over. The sword is drawn! Denzo Washington and Pedro Pascal also star. Released on November 22
piano lessons
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The drama, set in 1930s Pittsburgh and adapted from August Wilson’s 1987 play of the same name, tells the story of how a family heirloom threatens to divide the Charles family. Boy Willie (John David Washington) wants to sell their precious piano, while his sister Bernice is determined to keep it. Their conflict exposes the shadows of the past. Airing on Netflix on November 22
evil
Universal Pictures
Oscar-nominated actress Cynthia Erivo and pop star Ariana Grande star in this adaptation of the long-running Broadway musical, whose origin story is The Wizard of OzThe Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch. Before they got their respective nicknames, Elphaba (Erivo) and Glinda (Grande) were friends! Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Bailey, and Bowen Yang co-star. Released on November 22
moana 2
disney
This beloved Disney hit, which focuses on Polynesian culture and highlights the heroism of young adventurer Moana (voiced by Auli’i Carvalho), deserves a much-deserved sequel. This time, the titular teen embarks on a new quest across oceans when she receives a message from her ancestors. Dwayne Johnson, who voices the demigod Maui, said follow-up films will continue to showcase “female empowerment of a young girl who wants more from life.” Released on November 27
