Movies To See In The Movie Theater This Awards Season

The communal experience for these movies is a must.

After the success of Barbenheimer this summer, I think we've learned that audiences want to go see movies at the movie theater.

They want to see new movies, original voices, something that will entertain them or make them think.

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

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One of the hottest concert tours of the summer is coming to a theater near you! If you couldn't get a ticket or survive the secondary market prices, this is the perfect way to see one of the shows of the year. From the comfort of those plush recliner seats.

In theaters October 13

Killers of the Flower Moon

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A new Scorsese film should be enough to want to experience in a theater. But, this historical epic is especially important to catch. Especially from all reports, to see Lily Gladstone's performance on as big a screen as possible.

In theaters October 20

The Holdovers

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Paul Giamatti in a character comedy-drama set at a boarding school in the 70s where he plays a stubborn professor charged to look after a student unable to go home for Christmas? I mean, if that doesn't sell you I don't know what will.

In limited release October 27, wide release November 10

Priscilla

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After we got Elvis' story last year, this year we're getting Priscilla's side of being with the King. Sofia Coppola might be the perfect person to explore the girlhood and womanhood of someone who was in the shadow of fame and how it affects a woman.

In theaters November 3

The Marvels

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I know we're all getting Marvel and superhero fatigue, but every trailer I've seen has gotten me excited for this movie. The first full female superhero team up movie, featuring Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, and Iman Vellani coming together to fight Zawe Ashton. What more can you want?

In theaters November 10

Saltburn

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The Talented Mr. Ripley for this age, but instead of Italy, it's set in a lavish English country estate. Barry Keoghan is our guide into this world of excess and privileges of the upper class.

In theaters November 17

Wish

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A new animated Disney film is always one to check out. This one takes the power of wishing on a star and makes it real. With a watercolor look that makes the action look straight out a picture book, this one is not one you want to discover on streaming months later.

In theaters November 22

Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé

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The other hottest concert of the summer! Another impossible ticket that is going to be beamed in theaters for those who were unable to see the show in person. See you at the ball!

In theaters December 1

Poor Things

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Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone reunite in this reimagining of the Frankenstein tale. Everything that's come out about this movie from Venice has been wild and that should be truly experienced with a crowd.

In theaters December 8

The Color Purple

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A new adaptation of The Color Purple, this time an adaptation of the Broadway musical, with Fantasia Barrino and Danielle Brooks reprising the roles from the original and revival, repectively. Joining them is an all-star cast of Taraji P. Henson, Colman Domingo, Corey Hawkins, Aunjanue Ellis, Halle Bailey, and H.E.R.. This is the one to take your family to see this Christmastime.

In theaters December 25

What movie are you looking forward to seeing this awards season?