32 Films to See in November
If you think 2022 has given you all too few reasons to venture out to a movie theater—well, November is a different story. The month ahead will bring a massive haul of intriguing new titles, from potential blockbusters like Black Panther: Wakanda Forever to likely Oscar contenders including Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans. There's also a chance to catch the new Knives Out sequel and a terrific new Guillermo Del Toro film on the big screen before they head to streaming.
In the gallery on this page, our editors have selected the most interesting films debuting in theaters (or on streaming services) this month, listed in alphabetical order.
Comedy/Music | Directed by Eric Appel
Streams on The Roku Channel November 4
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Daniel Radcliffe plays the beloved musician and song parodist “Weird Al" Yankovic in a comedic, Funny or Die-produced biopic about Yankovic's music career and personal life—with only most of the facts changed. Yankovic himself co-wrote the script, making it his first film project since his 1989 cult classic UHF. Eric Appel (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Silicon Valley) directs a cast that also includes Quinta Brunson (as Oprah Winfrey), Evan Rachel Wood (playing Madonna as Al's psychotic, fame-hungry girlfriend), and Rainn Wilson (as legendary DJ Dr. Demento), while Toby Huss and Julianne Nicholson also star as Al's parents. If this film's even half as good as its advance publicity photos, we are in for a treat. And there's every reason to believe it is: Weird was the audience winner in TIFF's Midnight Madness section, where critics also had a blast with the film.
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