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15 Movies To See in November: ‘Causeway,’ ‘Bones & All’ ‘Armageddon Time’ & More

Feb 6, 2023

For anyone concerned that the release schedule had been oddly slow (for us non-metropolitan area folks), worry not because November is begging that we dedicate a good half of our time in the theaters. There’s almost too much packed into the upcoming weeks with new films from filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg, Noah Baumbach, Guillermo Del Toro, and more. 
Along with director showcases, there are also plenty of performances worth seeking out this month, from Daniel Radcliffe’s committed performance in “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story,” Taylor Russell’s star-making turn in “Bones and All” and Jonathan Majors captivating presence in “Devotion.” It will be tough fitting everything in, but there’s no doubt the level of quality on display in November is enough to make us try and see everything we possibly can – and there will still be plenty left over. 
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