The best films to see in theaters this fall

Valentina Barzaghi
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September 13, 2023

From Wes Anderson’s new film to Scorsese’s long-awaited return with Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro. Here are the movies you should watch in the cinema

After summer and the Venice International Film Festival, evenings (and afternoons) at the movies are back. But what to see? Here are the most beautiful ones movies worth watching in the cinema will be released this fall.

Among the most anticipated games are i new Wes Anderson films, Kenneth Branagh, Martin Scorsese and Ridley Scottbut also science fiction by Gareth Edwards or the second part Dunes signed by Denis Villeneuve. Below you will find a list of the most anticipated films in cinemas during the pre-Christmas months.

Not presented below, but should not be forgotten: new film, I’m the captain, Matteo Garrone, already the Silver Lion for directing in Venice 80 (from September 7 in cinemas); always funny Mercen4ri – The Expendables Scott Waugh (since September 21); costume drama Castle Roman Polanski (from September 28); west Strange way of life Pedro Almodovar with Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke (from September 21); controversial Great Dane Man

Luc Besson (from October 5).

Enjoy watching everyone!

Movies you should see in theaters this fall

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Asteroid city Wes Anderson

Among the new films you can see in theaters this fall, this is the place to start.

The new cast of Wes Anderson’s blockbuster – this time we see Scarlett Johansson, Maya Hawke, Margot Robbie, Tom Hanks, Jason Schwartzman, Rupert Friend, Tilda Swinton, Bryan Cranston… – is a comedy set in the 1950s, in isolated town in the American desert. where an important astronomical conference takes place, in which several families also participate.

When guests come into close contact, the army is forced to intervene and isolate everyone, leading to unexpected situations.

The film has everything Wes Anderson: irony, chorality, chromatic and visual sophistication, madness. If you are a fan, then this time it will not disappoint you. Release: September 14.

Murder in Venice Kenneth Branagh

As the cold season approaches, Kenneth Branagh’s new film adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel is coming out in cinemas (he has already brought Murder on the Hill to the cinema).Eastern ExpressDo you remember?).

This time, as the title suggests, we are in Venice after World War II. It is All Hallow’s Eve, when a group of people gather for a séance in a magnificent palace, during which a murder is committed.

Invited to an evening to expose the psychic who is organizing it, Hercule Poirot is forced to close the doors of the residence, waiting for the culprit to be found and the death case to be solved.

Classic detective. In addition to Kenneth Branagh as Poirot, the cast includes Jamie Dornan, Tina Fey, Riccardo Scamarcio, Michelle Yeoh and many others. Release: September 14.

Creator Gareth Edwards

Director Monsters, Godzilla, Rogue One: A Star Wars Storycontinues its impeccable exploration of science fiction in a film set in a classic near future in which the world has been devastated by a war between humans and artificial intelligence.

Joshua (John David Washington), a widowed former Special Forces agent, is recruited for a crucial mission: to find and kill the Master, the mastermind behind an advanced version of the AI ​​who holds the fate of the planet in his hands. When Joshua and his team discover that the one they are about to destroy has the face and soul of a child, they will have to decide how to behave.

Creator This is a fairly traditional story in the genre, but with a narrative architecture and visual design that is already mesmerizing from the trailer. Release: September 28.

Killers of the Flower Moon Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese’s new film with his fetish actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro is one of the most anticipated not only of the fall, but of the entire year.

The drama, based on real events and the novel inspired by them by David Grann, takes place in Oklahoma at the beginning of the last century. Here the Native Americans began to become rich by discovering several oil fields. This immediately aroused the interest of the whites, who, jealous and hungry for easy money, began to fraudulently extort the assets of the Osage tribe.

At the same time, a series of brutal and strange murders began to occur against the richest members of the tribe. Release: October 19.

Ferrari Michael Mann

Presented at the Venice Film Festival, Michael Mann’s new film focuses on the character of Enzo Ferrari, played by Adam Driver, and, in particular, on the period of deep crisis that the Italian entrepreneur experienced in the summer of 1957, after bankruptcy. this forced him to abandon the company he founded several years ago with his wife Laura (Penelope Cruz).

So he decided to bet everything he had on a car race that would cover the whole of Italy and which would then go down in history as one of the most important of all time: the Mille Miglia.

The cast also includes Shailene Woodley, Patrick Dempsey and many others. Release: November 30.

The Hunger Games – “The Rime of the Nightingale” Francis Lawrence

Coriolanus Snow, years before he became the formidable President of Panem, was his family’s last hope to restore the good name of their house after the post-war collapse of the Capitol.

Assigned to mentor Lucy Gray, one of the least popular girls in the entire district, Snow was afraid that he would not succeed. This continued until a young woman singing at the harvest ceremony left the entire nation speechless.

Then the boy realized that he was mistaken about her, and began a race for survival with her during the annual Hunger Games.

Francis Lawrence brings the world of Suzanne Collins back to film with a prequel to the events already told. Release: November 22.

Dune – Part 2 Denis Villeneuve

The long-awaited second part of the film based on the cult novel by Frank Herbert has finally been released.

Playing Paul, we see Timothée Chalamet again, Zendaya again as Chani, and Javier Bardem as Stilgar. New items are characters played by Austin Butler, Florence Pugh, Christopher Walken and Léa Seydoux.

Having survived the end of the Atreides, Paul has taken refuge from the Fremen, who look to him as a long-awaited messiah. But before he can follow his destiny among his adopted people, Paul must defeat the Harkonnen usurpers.

We expect all the visual splendor of the first chapter to also be signed by Denis Villeneuve. You can’t watch it anywhere except the cinema. Release: November 1st.

Napoleon from Ridley Scott

In director Ridley Scott’s film, which chronicles the life of the famous historical figure, from his origins to his rise as emperor to his military career, Joaquin Phoenix’s Napoleon Bonaparte is a big draw.

The film also stars Vanessa Kirby as his wife Giuseppina, as well as Tahar Rahim, Ben Miles and many others. The most interesting aspect will certainly be the re-enactment of the great Napoleonic battles, which we imagine will be shown on film in all their brutal and colossal scope.

For what it’s worth, and given the length of the facts presented, it seems like it won’t last long: about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Release: November 23.

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