As the holiday season approaches, cinemas worldwide are rolling out a series of highly-anticipated films.
Keeping up the momentum from an especially busy year of blockbusters, this month has a mixed bag of exciting titles.
From new installations in major franchises, to outlandish romance and critically-acclaimed stories, here are some of the biggest films to look forward to this November.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
The harsh world from the mind of Suzanne Collins and her legendary book series is returning to the big screen with a brand new chapter.
Sunrise on the Reaping tells the story of the Second Quarter Quell, the reaping of the 50th Hunger Games 24 years before the first film.
The story follows a younger Haymitch Abernathy, who later becomes Katniss Everdeen’s mentor, and a particularly brutal Hunger Games with twice as many tributes.
Besides Abernathy (Joseph Zada), the younger versions of other familiar characters will also appear, including Effie Trinket (Elle Fanning), Caesar Flickerman (Kieran Culkin), and of course, President Snow (Ralph Fiennes).
Jesse Plemons, Mckenna Grace, Glenn Close and Maya Hawke are also amongst the cast.
How to Rob a Bank
How to Rob a Bank offers an exciting new addition to the world of heist movies.
In the vibrant action comedy, a crew of bank robbers lead a chain of successful heists.
However, instead of remaining under the radar, they build a cult following from documenting their heists in dynamic social media videos.
The film is directed by David Leitch, who is best known for his debut film and action hit John Wick.
It also boasts a stacked cast, starring Nicholas Hoult as lead, Zoe Kravitz, Pete Davidson and Anna Sawai.
The film is set to release on November 13.
You Can See Everything
You Can See Everything is the unexpected film of this year that critics and early audiences cannot stop talking about.
The metadocumentary follows Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the defunct health technology company Theranos, weeks before her 11-year prison sentence.
It is Nathan Fielder’s directorial debut, and it is apparent that the satirical and surreal comedian has struck gold.
Since early screenings and film festival appearances, it has attracted widespread acclaim and has already grossed over $65million against a $7million budget.
Many are calling for it to break records as the first documentary nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
Throughout this month, audiences around the world will chime in on the hype following more theatrical releases.
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Wicker
The film’s hilarious and bizarre first trailer quickly caught the internet’s attention.
Blending romance, fantasy and comedy, Wicker follows a solitary fisherwoman (Olivia Colman) often mocked by her fellow townsfolk for her pungent profession and spinster status.
As pressure builds for her to be next in the village to be married, she visits the Basket Weaver (Peter Dinklage) and commissions him to weave her a husband.
Eager to comply, her quirky request soon becomes reality, and her unconventional romance with her Wicker Husband (Alexander Skarsgard) causes chaos across the conservative and scrutinous town.
Despite the outlandish premise, Wicker has met positive reactions, which adds to the intriguing air following the film since its first look.
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