Good news! You've survived Halloween, which means you're ready for an onslaught of high-quality dramas, comedies and thrillers that are designed to be experienced in your favorite movie theater with your friends and family. Some are true stories, some are entirely fictional, but all will delight and surprise in equal measure. 

ARMAGEDDON TIME (Limited Release Oct. 28; Wide Release Nov. 4)

Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong star as the parents of a young man (Banks Repeta) who separate him from his best friend (Jaylin Webb) by sending him to a new school. Along the way, his eyes are opened by his grandfather (Anthony Hopkins) as he learns about the American Dream.

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BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER (Nov. 11)

Still mourning the loss of their king, T'Challa, the proud nation of Wakanda is pitted against mighty world powers that want to intervene in their lives.  How will they respond? Angela Bassett, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Danai Gurira, Florence Kasumba, Lupita Nyong'o, Martin Freeman and Tenoch Huerta star. 

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THE FABELMANS (Limited Release Nov. 11; Wide Release Nov. 23)

Director Steven Spielberg paints a loving portrait of a typical family in post-war America, led by an artistic mother (Michelle Williams) and a scientific father (Paul Dano). Their teenage son Sammy (Gabriel LaBelle) is an aspiring filmmaker. When Sammy learns a devastating secret, he unlocks the true power of movies. 

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SHE SAID (Nov. 18)

Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan star as real-life reporters Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor, who break a story that begins to shatter the wall of silence surrounding sexual assault that has been built for decades in Hollywood. Andre Braugher and Patricia Clarkson also star in the intense investigative drama.

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THE INSPECTION (Nov. 18)

Young, gay Ellis (Jeremy Pope) is rejected by his mother (Gabrielle Union). Out of options, he enlists in the Marines to make a new life for himself. But he never gives up on his mother. Bokeem Woodbine (pictured above) also stars in the gritty, heartfelt drama, inspired by a true story.

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THE MENU (Nov. 18)

Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) are excited to join a small group traveling to a secret location to enjoy a glorious meal, specially prepared by the world-famous Chef Slowik (Ralph Fiennes). But as it turns out, they’re shocked to find out what, exactly, is on the menu.

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BONES AND ALL (Nov. 23)

From director Luca Guadagnino comes a darkly romantic story of two lovers (Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet) with an insatiable appetite for blood. On the run and deseprate, they encounter another of their kind (Mark Rylance), who offers another way to survive, quietly, without attracting notice.

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DEVOTION (Nov. 23)

Jonathan Majors and Glen Powell star as U.S. Navy fighter pilots who overcome racial barriers and become friends. They must risk their lives on a dangerous military mission during an armed conflict that many people have forgotten. The dramatic action-adventure is inspired by a true story.

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NANNY (NOV. 23)

Aisha (Anna Diop) has worked hard to achieve the American Dream, immigrating to the US and caring for a young child on New York City's Upper East Side. Her carefully-wrought life, as well as her future, are threatened when a dangerous secret from her past is revealed. Michelle Monaghan also stars.

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STRANGE WORLD (Nov. 23)

The newest animated adventure from Disney features the Clade family, legendary explorers who are recruited to travel to a distant planet, in order to save the world. Can they find their missing patriarch and solve the deepening mysteries that develop? Jake Gyllenhaal, Gabrielle Union and Dennis Quaid lead the voice cast.

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THE SON (Nov. 25)

Peter (Hugh Jackman) must come to grips with a changing domestic situation. He's been happy with Beth (Vanessa Kirby), his new partner in life, and their infant child, until his ex-wife (Laura Dern) unexpectedly asks him to care for their teenage son, Nicholas (Zen McGrath), leading to great turmoil.

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SPOILER ALERT (Limited Release Dec. 2; Wide Release Dec. 9)

Jim Parsons and Ben Aldridge star as Michael and Kit, romantic partners who share a lighthearted and tender love story until it is imperiled by major health issues that will affect their future together. Sally Field also stars in the comic drama, directed by Michael Showalter ('The Big Sick') and based on the memoir by Michael Ausiello.

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VIOLENT NIGHT (Dec. 2)

Who's been naughty and who's been nice? A very busy Santa Claus (David Harbour) must mete out bloody justice to some naughty mercenaries led by John Leguizamo, when they break into the remote estate of a very nice, wealthy family in the outrageous action-comedy.

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WOMEN TALKING (Dec. 2)

Rooney Mara, Claire Foy, Jessie Buckley and Frances McDormand star in this searing drama directed by Sarah Polley, who also wrote the script based on the bestselling novel. When the women of an isolated religious community discover the violence being perpetrated against them, they resolve that they will not sit around and do nothing. But will they leave, or will they stay?

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EMPIRE OF LIGHT (Dec. 9)

In director Sam Mendes' affectionate, clear-eyed look back at an English seaside town in the early 1980s, he captures the overarching romantic tenor and deep-seated racial animosity of a time when everyone went to the movies. Olivia Colman, Colin Firth, Micheal Ward and Toby Jones star.

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THE WHALE (Dec. 9)

Brendan Fraser gives a revelatory performance as an English teacher seeking to reestablish his parental bonds with his estranged teenage daughter (Sadie Sink). Directed by Darren Aronofsky, the empathetic drama also stars Hong Chau, Ty Simpkins and Samantha Morton.

AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER (Dec. 16)

James Cameron's highly-anticipated action-adventure returns to the fantastical world of Pandora, where Jake (Sam Worthington) and his family are living  peacefully. When an old threat resurfaces, Jake must unite with Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) and the Na'vi people to protect their planet. Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Yeoh and Stephen Lang also star.

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I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY (Dec. 21)

Naomi Ackie stars as pop sensation Whitney Houston, whose blazing talent made her a superstar in the entertainment industry yet did not keep her from tragedy. Stanley Tucci stars as music executive Clive Davis; Tamara Tunie, Ashton Sanders and Clarke Peters play key figures in the singer's life.

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PUSS IN BOOTS: THE LAST WISH (Dec. 21)

The titular cat, voiced by Antonio Banderas, has always sought high-flying adventures, no matter the dangers. That has cost him eight of his nine lives, however, so now he must find the mystical "last wish" in order to restore his lost lives. Salma Hayek and Florence Pugh also star.

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BABYLON (Dec. 23)

Damien Chazelle's epic extravaganza puts a spotlight on Hollywood and its early years, when decadence and depravity ruled the day and rules were made to be broken by a cast of outrageously ambitious people.  Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie star.

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A MAN CALLED OTTO (Limited Release Dec. 25; Wide Release Jan. 13)

Casting aspersions upon his long-suffering neighbors is the only joy that Otto (Tom Hanks) derives from life, now that his wife is gone. New next-door neighbors initially pose fresh targets for the grumpy widower before he develops an unlikely friendship that may forever change his point of view.

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