Nightmare Before Christmas director criticizes ‘unfair’ assumption that Tim Burton directed the film
“Tim is a genius — or he certainly was in his most creative years.”
Nightmare Before Christmas director criticizes ‘unfair’ assumption that Tim Burton directed the film
“Tim is a genius — or he certainly was in his most creative years.”
This Week’s Highlight
Enola Holmes 2
You either hate or like Enola Homes’ quirky, fourth wall breaking girl boss personality, so if you like it, the sequel is arriving very soon to Netflix. Starring Millie Bobby Brown as the girl detective, the second film shows Enola taking on her first case with help from her hot brother Sherlock played by Henry Cavill. Helena Bonham Carter also returns as their mother Endoria and will probably just continue to haunt Enola’s memories. (Streaming November 4.)
Full List of What’s New on Netflix — November 2022
Noteworthy selections in bold.
Available November 1
Gabby’s Dollhouse, season 6 – Netflix Family
The Takeover – Netflix Film
Young Royals, season 2 – Netflix Series
Attack on Finland
The Bad Guys
The Bodyguard
Dennis the Menace
Dolphin Tale
Key Peele, seasons 1-3
The Legend of Zorro
The Little Rascals
The Little Rascals Save the Day
Man on a Ledge
The Mask of Zorro
Mile 22
Moneyball
Notting Hill
Oblivion
The Pink Panther
The Pink Panther 2
Still Alice
Think Like a Man
Top Gear, season 31
Training Day
Up in the Air
Available November 2
The Final Score — Netflix Series
Killer Sally – Netflix Documentary
Available November 3
Blockbuster – Netflix Series
The Dragon Prince, season 4 – Netflix Family
Panayotis Pascot: Almost – Netflix Comedy
Available November 4
Buying Beverly Hills – Netflix Series
Elesin Oba: The King’s Horseman – Netflix Film
Enola Holmes 2 – Netflix Film
The Fabulous – Netflix Series
Lookism – Netflix Anime
Manifest, season 4, part 1 – Netflix Series
Available November 5
Orgasm Inc: The Story of OneTaster – Netflix Documentary
Available November 6
Captain Phillips
Available November 7
Deepa Anoop, season 2 – Netflix Family
Available November 8
Behind Every Star – Netflix Series
The Claus Family 2 – Netflix Film
Minions More Volume 2
Neal Brennan: Blocks – Netflix Comedy
Triviaverse – Netflix Special
Available November 9
Angels Demons
The Crown, season 5 – Netflix Series
FIFA Uncovered – Netflix Documentary
The Railway Man
The Soccer Football Movie – Netflix Film
Available November 10
Falling for Christmas – Netflix Film
Lost Bullet 2 – Netflix Film
Love Never Lies: Destination Sardinia – Netflix Series
State of Alabama vs. Brittany Smith – Netflix Documentary
Warrior Nun, season 2 – Netflix Series
Available November 11
Ancient Apocalypse – Netflix Documentary
Capturing the Killer Nurse – Netflix Documentary
Don’t Leave – Netflix Film
Down to Earth with Zac Efron: Down Under, season 2 – Netflix Series
Goosebumps
Is That Black Enough for You?!? – Netflix Documentary
Laguna Beach, seasons 1-2
Monica, O My Darling – Netflix Film
My Father’s Dragon – Netflix Film
Available November 14
Stutz – Netflix Documentary
Teletubbies – Netflix Family
Available November 15
Deon Cole: Charleen’s Boy – Netflix Comedy
Johanna Nordström: Call the Police – Netflix Comedy
Jurassic World Camp Cretacecous: Hidden Adventure – Netflix Family
Run for the Money – Netflix Series
Available November 16
In Her Hands – Netflix Documentary
The Lost Lotteries – Netflix Film
Mind Your Manners – Netflix Series
Off Track – Netflix Film
Racionais MC’s: From the Streets of São Paulo – Netflix Documentary
The Wonder – Netflix Film
Available November 17
1899 – Netflix Series
Bantú Mama
Christmas with You – Netflix Film
Dead to Me, season 3 – Netflix Series
I Am Vanessa Guillen – Netflix Documentary
Pepsi, Where’s My Jet? – Netflix Documentary
Available November 18
The Cuphead Show!: Part 3 — Netflix Family
Elite, season 6 – Netflix Series
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays, season 5 – Netflix Series
Inside Job: Part 2 – Netflix Series
Reign Supreme – Netflix Series
Slumberland – Netflix Film
Somebody – Netflix Series
The Violence Action – Netflix Film
Available November 21
My Little Pony: Winter Wishday – Netflix Family
StoryBots: Answer Time – Netflix Family
Available November 22
LEGO: City Adventures, season 4
Trevor Noah: I Wish You Would – Netflix Comedy
Available November 23
The Boxtrolls
Blood, Sex Royalty – Netflix Documentary
Christmas on Mistletoe Farm – Netflix Film
Lesson Plan – Netflix Film
The Swimmers – Netflix Film
Taco Chronicles: Cross the Border – Netflix Documentary
The Unbroken Voice – Netflix Series
Wednesday – Netflix Series
Who’s a Good Boy? – Netflix Film
Available November 24
First Love – Netflix Series
The Noel Diary – Netflix Film
Southpaw
The Vanishing
Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor
Available November 25
Blood Water, season 3 – Netflix Series
Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich – Netflix Documentary
Available November 28
The Action Pack Saves Christmas – Netflix Family
Available November 29
The Creature Cases, season 2 – Netflix Family
Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields – Netflix Documentary
Romesh Ranganathan: The Cynic – Netflix Comedy
Available November 30
A Man of Action – Netflix Film
My Name is Vendetta – Netflix Film
The Lost Patient – Netflix Film
Snack VS. Chef – Netflix Series
Take Your Pills: Xanax – Netflix Documentary
For more coverage of the best movies and TV shows available on Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Showtime, check out Vulture’s What to Stream Now hub, which is updated throughout the month.
You don’t have to be a kid to enjoy a movie about superheroes, magical creatures or monsters! And lucky for us, a bunch of animated and kid flicks that will also entertain the inner child of any adult are slated to finally be released in 2022 after many delays over the last couple of years.
That means you and your loved ones can look forward to smelling the delicious scent of buttery popcorn and sitting down in a plush theater chair to enjoy a new family favorite on the big screen. But, if you’re feeling hesitant about sitting in a theater these days, there are plenty of new films scheduled to drop on Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming services, so you can watch from the comfort of your own home.
From Pixar to Marvel, mark your calendars for these kids and family movies coming out soon!
Related: Best Family and Kids’ Movies on Netflix
Get ready to finish the year out strong with these exciting releases!
Release Date: October 6
Where to watch: paramount+
First launched as a doll franchise in 2010, Monster High is now coming to screens in movie format! In this upcoming flick, Clawdeen Wolf discovers a plot that could destroy her new school and also reveal her identity.
Release Date: October 7
Where to watch: Exclusively in theaters
Based on the children’s book by Bernard Waber about a crocodile who lives in New York City, the movie stars Shawn Mendes, Constance Wu, Javier Bardem and Winslow Fegley.
Release Date: October 14
Where to watch: In theaters
A “companion piece” to the 2017 film Wonder, this is an American war drama film starring Ariella Glaser, Orlando Schwerdt, Bryce Gheisar, Gillian Anderson and Helen Mirren. Julian Albans is visited by his grandmother who tells him stories about her childhood as a young Jewish girl living in Nazi-occupied France during World War II.
Release Date: October 14
Where to watch: Netflix
Halloween decorations begin to come to life because of an evil spirit, and it’s up to this dad and daughter team to save the day. You’ll likely recognize breakout actress Priah Ferguson from Stranger Things!
Release Date: October 21
Where to watch: Netflix
Based on the bestselling series, BFFs Sophie and Agatha are whisked away to a magical school for future fairy-tale heroes and villains. This flick stars Sophia Anne Caruso, Sofia Wylie, Kerry Washington, Charlize Theron and more.



Release Date: November 11
Where to watch: In theaters
In the wake of King T’Challa’s death in this epic and emotional sequel, Queen Ramonda, Shuri, M’Baku, Okoye and the Dora Milaje fight to protect their nation from intervening world powers.
Release Date: November 18
Where to watch: paramount+
In this Blue’s Clues movie, Josh and Blue head to New York City to audition for a big Broadway musical.
Release Date: November 18
Where to watch: Netflix
According to Netflix, “A young girl (Marlow Barkley) discovers a secret map to the dreamworld of Slumberland, and with the help of an eccentric outlaw (Jason Momoa), with the hope that she will be able to see her late father again.”
Release Date: November 23
Where to watch: In theaters
Jake Gyllenhaal voices Searcher Clade, a family man on an unexpected mission, and is joined by the voices of Dennis Quaid, Gabrielle Union and more in this multigenerational tale.
Release Date: November 24
Where to watch: Disney+
The eagerly-anticipated follow-up to 2007’s Enchanted brings Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, Idina Menzel and more back together, and shows what happens after Giselle tries to make her regular life into a fairytale.
Scrooge: A Christmas Carol
Release Date: December 2
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical
Release Date: December 9, 2022
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
Release Date: December 21
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
Release Date: December 2022
Peter Pan Wendy
Release Date: 2023 TBA
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Here are the most notable titles released in recent weeks.
Titles marked (if any) are this week’s major new releases.
Note: All Xbox Series X games (listed as “XBX”) are also playable on Xbox Series S.




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Action-adventure
Card battle
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Fightin’
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Racing
Adventure




Action-adventure
Action/RPG
Action/RPG
Sports
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Action-adventure
Sports
* reg. ed.: Oct 14
Action-adventure
Action/RPG




Multiplayer FPS
* PvP early access
Action/RPG
Action/RPG
PC*
* PC: Nov. 11
Battle royale
PC*
* PC: Oct. 5




Sports
* Legacy edition
Survival/Action-adv.
RPG
Action/Platformer




Action-adventure
Roguelike
Strategy/RPG
Action-adventure
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Survival horror
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Football Manager 2023 PC PS5 XBX NS iOS
Sports/Management – November 7
Sonic Frontiers PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NS Pre-Order
Platformer – November 8
God of War Ragnarok PS5 PS4 Trailers Pre-Order
Action-adventure – November 9
Tactics Ogre Reborn PC PS5 PS4 NS
Strategy/RPG – November 11
Pentiment PC XBX XB1
Adventure/RPG – November 15
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 iOS
Battle royale – November 16
Goat Simulator 3 PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
Adventure/Simulation (goat-related) – November 17
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 Pre-Order
Action-adventure/Survival horror – November 18
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales PC Trailers
Action-adventure – November 18 (PC version)
Pokémon Scarlet / Violet NS Pre-Order
RPG – November 18
Evil West PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
Action – November 22
Gungrave G.O.R.E. PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
Shooter – November 22
Just Dance 2023 PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NSPre-Order
Rhythm – November 22
Ship of Fools PC PS5 XBX NS
Action/Roguelite – November 22
World of Warcraft: Dragonflight PC
Expansion – November 28
The Knight Witch PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NS Trailers
Metroidvania – November 29
Gundam Evolution PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 Trailers
FPS – November 30 (consoles)
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide PC XBX* Pre-Order
FPS – November 30 (*XBX: tbd late 2022 / early 2023)
The Callisto Protocol PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 Trailers Pre-Order
Survival horror – December 2
Marvel’s Midnight Suns PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NS Trailers Pre-Order
Tactical RPG – December 2
Need for Speed Unbound PC PS5 XBX
Racing – December 2
Hello Neighbor 2 PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
Adventure/Stealth – December 6
Dragon Quest Treasures NS
RPG – December 9
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NS Pre-Order
Remaster/Action/RPG – December 13
High on Life PC XBX XB1
FPS – December 13
One Piece Odyssey PC PS5 PS4 XBX Pre-Order
RPG – January 13
Persona 3 Portable PC PS4 XBX XB1 NS
RPG – January 19 (new platforms)
Persona 4 Golden PC PS4 XBX XB1 NS
RPG – January 19 (new platforms)
Fire Emblem Engage NS
Tactical RPG – January 20
Forspoken PC PS5 Trailers
Action/RPG – January 24
Dead Space [2023 remake] PC PS5 XBX
Survival horror – January 27
Deliver Us Mars PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
Adventure – February 2
Dead Island 2 PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 Trailers Pre-Order
Action/RPG – February 3
Hogwarts Legacy PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NS* Pre-Order
Action/RPG – Feburary 10 (*Switch: tbd)
Theatrhythm: Final Bar Line PS4 NS
Rhythm – February 16
Wild Hearts PC PS5 XBX
Action-adventure – February 17
Company of Heroes 3 PC
RTS – February 23
Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe NS
Platformer – February 24
Octopath Traveler II PC PS5 PS4 NS Pre-Order
RPG – February 24
Destiny 2: Lightfall PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
Expansion – February 28
Skull and Bones PC PS5 XBX
Action-adventure – March 9
Resident Evil 4 [2023 remake] PS5 PS4
Survival horror – March 24
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom NS Trailers
Action-adventure – May 12
Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp NS
Remake/Compilation/Strategy – was April 8, 2022 / now delayed indefinitely
Humankind PS5 PS4 XBX XB1
4X strategy – was November 4, 2022 (console version) / now delayed indefinitely
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum PC PS5 PS4 XBX XB1 NS
Action-adventure – was September 1, 2022 / now tbd late 2022 or early 2023
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake PC PS4 XB1 (+others tbd)
Action-adventure – was March 18, 2021 / now tbd 2022
The Settlers [2022 reboot] PC
Real-time strategy – was March 17, 2022 / now tbd
Sons of the Forest PC
Survival horror – was May 20, 2022 / now tbd October 2022
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl PC XBX Trailers
FPS – was December 8, 2022 / now tbd 2023
Starfield PC XBX Trailers
Action/RPG – was November 11, 2022 / now Q1 or Q2 2023
Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown PS5 XBX NS
Racing – was September 22, 2022 / now tbd 2023
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Stuck in limbo awaiting the arrival of your favourite films? Well, we’ve rounded up all the new Blockbuster release dates in one place, including the newly re-arranged Marvel Phase Four slate.
Stretching from 2022 to 2028, here’s how your movie calendar is shaping up. (The following dates are subject to regular changes owing to the shifting release schedule. UK and Ireland release dates are accurate at the time of publication, as per the Film Distributors’ Association. Certain dates indicate US releasing where UK has not yet been confirmed.)
And here’s a breakdown of each individual movie in greater detail.
The much-loved Crawley aristocracy once more throws open its doors in this follow-up to the blockbusting Downton Abbey movie. Scripted, as before, by the creator of the original ITV series, Julian Fellowes, A New Era is crowned by a series of familiar faces, including Maggie Smith’s splendidly acidic Dowager Countess.
Evil Dead and Spider-Man director Sam Raimi replaces Scott Derrickson for the Sorcerer Supreme’s follow-up movie. Benedict Cumberbatch returns as the title character, promising to send Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe careering into horror territory for the very first time.
Tom Cruise feels the need for speed once again, reprising his role as cocky fighter pilot Maverick in the long-overdue Top Gun sequel. This time, Maverick is older and schooling a group of new Top Gun cadets – but he’s still got that rogueish twinkle in his eye. Watch out for Miles Teller as Bradley, son of Maverick’s late wingman Goose (Anthony Edwards).
Colin Trevorrow returns to the director’s chair for the third and final instalment of the Jurassic World trilogy. Picking up where 2018’s Fallen Kingdom left off, we’re now about to be presented with a vision of the future where human and dinosaur have been forced to co-exist. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard are back as heroes Owen and Claire. Even better, the original Jurassic Park trio of Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum will be returning to the arena of prehistoric mayhem.
Chris Evans voices the human inspiration for Toy Story space ranger Buzz Lightyear in this Disney-Pixar origin story.
The versatile Ethan Hawke makes a rare pivot into villainy in this chilling tale from Sinister and Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson. When Hawke’s masked psychopath kidnaps a young girl, he underestimates her tenacity, not to mention her apparent psychic connection with his previous victims…
The life story of The King of Rock and Roll is sure to make for an eye-popping, hip-shaking cinematic experience, especially when it’s marshalled by Moulin Rouge! director Baz Luhrmann. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’s Austin Butler portrays Elvis Presley, and Tom Hanks plays Elvis’ controversially controlling manager Colonel Tom Parker.
We could all do with our own handy lockdown helpers at the moment. But we wouldn’t want to rely on those mischievous minions to keep our homes in order. Following the 2015 Blockbuster spin-off movie Minions, the cheeky sidekicks return alongside a youthful Gru (Steve Carell), in a family adventure exploring the title character’s rise to world domination.
Writer-director Taika Waititi galvanised the formerly stodgy superhero Thor in 2017’s riotously funny Thor: Ragnarok. Waititi is sure to bring the same offbeat sensibility to MCU Phase Four movie Thor: Love And Thunder, which sees Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster lifting the iconic hammer Mjolnir. Plus, former Batman Christian Bale is playing the baddie.
Oscar-winning director of Get Out and Us, Jordan Peele, has made his mark with two coruscatingly funny yet scary horror-comedies. Both of Peele’s movies have spoken of racial intolerance and hypocrisy, packaging them up in audience-friendly, spine-tingling narratives. In 2022, he returns with his mysterious new project, another collaboration with distributor Universal (who are also working separately with Peele on a remake of Wes Craven’s cult classic The People Under the Stairs).
Delia Owens’ critically acclaimed bestseller is adapted for the big screen by Beasts of the Southern Wild writer Lucy Alibar. Normal People’s breakout star Daisy Edgar-Jones portrays the North Carolina protagonist Kya in this gripping saga of the American Deep South that traverses two different timelines.
You may know Superman – but what about his beloved canine companion? Meet Krypto, the lead character of the animated adventure DC League of Super-Pets, and voice by the ubiquitous Dwayne Johnson. Krypto must team up with fellow mutt Ace (voiced by Johnson’s Jumanji co-star Kevin Hart) to save the day when the Justice League members are kidnapped by the nefarious Lex Luthor (Marc Maron).
Back in 2019, actor Olivia Wilde turned director for the first time, with spectacular results. The movie, Booksmart, was acclaimed for its incisive and hilarious look at high-school relationships, but Don’t Worry Darling is a different kettle of fish, a creepy story of fragmenting domestic unease set in the 1950s. Florence Pugh and Harry Styles star.
Best Spider-Man movie ever? For many fans, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse netted the perfect balance between gorgeous animated visuals, heartfelt characters and razor-sharp, self-referential nods to Spider-Man lore. That’s the kind of thing we’ve come to expect from producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the bods behind The LEGO Movie, and they’re returning to steer Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) though another surreal Spider-Verse odyssey.
Dwayne Johnson leads and produces this DC Comics adaptation. He plays the eponymous Black Adam, best known as the nemesis of Shazam. According to Johnson, the Black Adam film, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, will introduce us to the Justice Society of America. In DC terms, this band of characters pre-dated the Justice League, and initially consisted of Doctor Fate, Hour-Man, Spectre, Sandman, Atom, Flash, Green Lantern, and Hawkman.
Released in 2018, Black Panther was not just a movie but a cultural event, re-setting the balance for portrayals of black superheroes the world over. (Don’t forget, however, that 1998’s Blade was the first.) Of course, in the wake of Chadwick Boseman’s death, we wait to see what Marvel will do with the role of T’Challa, although in more positive news, Ryan Coogler is returning as director.
In 2019, DC comic book origin story Shazam emerged as a delightful surprise. Asher Angel delivered a star-making turn as the young orphan teen who finds he can transform into a superhero, played with exuberance and verve by Zachary Levi. There isn’t much word on the sequel so far, but the cast and director David F. Sandberg are all set to return.
More than a decade after the world-conquering success of Avatar, director James Cameron transports us back to Pandora. The pioneering CGI motion capture technology will once again be out in full force, as we’re introduced to the planet’s underwater realm. New tribes of the indigenous Na’Vi will be introduced, along with new cast faces Kate Winslet and Michelle Yeoh. Somehow, Sigourney Weaver is returning from the dead as Dr. Grace Augustine – we can’t wait to see how they explain that one. Meanwhile, in the lead roles, Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana are back from the original movie, which grossed more than $2 billion worldwide.
Brie Larson’s Marvel superhero made her solo movie debut in 2019, having been teased in 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War. She helped save the day in 2019’s Avengers: Endgame, working to bring down the evil Thanos (Josh Brolin), so surely everything after that is going to be a walk in the park? Candyman’s Nia DaCosta directs.
Do we have permission to board the DC Aquaman sequel? You bet we do. Having reclaimed the throne of Atlantis in 2018’s Aquaman, Jason Momoa’s hunk out of water now returns for his follow-up adventure. James Wan’s movie reunites all of the original property’s cast members including Amber Heard, Willem Dafoe, Patrick Wilson, Dolph Lundgren, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Temuera Morrison, and Nicole Kidman.
Stash away those pencils and library books, because Keanu Reeves’ sartorially stylish badass is back for another dose of violent action. The first three John Wick movies mixed arresting visuals with kinetic action sequences, adding another classic anti-hero to Reeves’ roster. The third and most recent movie ended with the thought-to-be-dead Wick returning to the Bowery King (Laurence Fishburne) to seek revenge against the High Table. There will most certainly be blood…
James Gunn marshals our favourite rag-tag mob of intergalactic misfits in their third adventure. Chris Pratt’s Star Lord, Zoe Saldana’s Gamora, Bradley Cooper’s Rocket Racoon and Vin Diesel’s Groot are all set to return, in a storyline that picks up after the events of Thor: Love and Thunder. Can we expect Chris Hemsworth’s brawny god to make an appearance?
If the next Fast Furious movie isn’t called Fast-ten Your Seatbelts, then we give up. Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto once again fires up the nos in what’s rumoured to be the final saga instalment of the blockbusting automotive franchise.
IT director Andy Muschietti is set to bring us the solo feature film movie about Barry Allen, aka The Flash. The DC superhero, who can move faster than any of us can comprehend, has been embodied on the big screen by Ezra Miller in 2017’s Justice League. And he’s set to reprise his role in a movie that shows us how The Flash came to be.
Harrison Ford cracks the whip again as the world’s greatest archaeologist adventurer. Significantly, this is the first Indy movie not to be helmed by Steven Spielberg – instead, Logan and Le Mans ’66 director James Mangold takes over. Mads Mikkelsen and Phoebe Waller-Bridge co-star.
Mission: Impossible – Fallout had us hanging onto our seats, courtesy of director Christopher McQuarrie and star Tom Cruise’s astonishing stunt work. That final helicopter chase/barrel roll sequence is one of the most impressive action sequences in many years. Goodness knows how they’ll top it in the seventh instalment of Ethan Hunt’s adventures, but Cruise will no doubt be finding many more ways to give his insurance company the sweats. Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson and Vanessa Kirby are all returning, as is Henry Czerny, reprising his role as Kittridge from the first Mission: Impossible movie.
Director Christopher Nolan assembles a gargantuan cast for this chronicle of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb. Nolan’s return to fact-based drama, his first such film since 2017’s Dunkirk, stars regular collaborator Cillian Murphy in the title role. And the rest of the cast? Take a deep breath: Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Florence Pugh, Robert Downey Jr., Rami Malek, Josh Hartnett, Matthew Modine, Kenneth Branagh, Benny Safdie, Jack Quaid and Alden Ehrenreich are all featuring.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe returns to the Quantum Realm as Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly’s shrinking superheroes team up once again.
Having fought off the megalodon in 2018’s The Meg, our favourite hardman Jason Statham is back to lay another smackdown on the pesky Carcharodon carcharias. Meg 2: The Trench makes the mainstream Hollywood debut of idiosyncratic British director Ben Wheatley, best known for his twisted, blackly comic horrors such as Kill List. This will be interesting…
Dune star Timotheé Chalamet transports us into a world of pure imagination in this Willy Wonka prequel movie. We’ll discover the origins of the beloved Roald Dahl character in this sure-to-be-magical movie from Paddington director Paul King.
Hot on the heels of Ethan Hunt’s seventh world-saving adventure comes his eighth. Details are currently thin on the ground, but we do know that the seventh and eighth instalments were due to be filmed back to back. Circumstances surrounding the pandemic have now changed the game, so we wait to see how the blockbusting Mission: Impossible franchise will evolve.
You can never have too much Gru in your life. Steve Carell’s baldy baddie and his ever-loyal Minions will return for a fourth instalment of madcap mayhem, so can we hear a ‘nee naw’ in response?
The original superhero family finally, finally falls under the umbrella of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Spider-Man director Jon Watts in charge.
Disney’s live-action remake of their 1989 animated masterpiece has confirmed its cast. Halle Bailey is Ariel, Melissa McCarthy is Ursula, Javier Bardem is King Triton, Daveed Diggs is Sebastian, Jonah Hauer-King is Eric, Jacob Tremblay is Flounder and Awkwafina is Scuttle.
Which of these movies are you most excited about seeing on the big screen? Let us know @Cineworld.