The autumn equinox has arrived, summer has ended, and the North American film market, which is about to enter October, is still full of new films. In fact, this October may become the most lively month of 2021, with various A-grade blockbusters being released.
In addition to A-list blockbusters, there is also some interesting independent films. Here's a complete list of films that you'll be interested in this October:
1. "Venom 2" will be released on October 1, and the mainland file is expected to be determined
It's the shortest superhero movie, just 90 minutes, and before that the record holder was The Fantastic Four 2 for 92 minutes. If you're worried about the length of time affecting quality, this news might reassure you that it received good word-of-mouth feedback during the Venom 2 screening.
And the show is rumored that the Easter egg at the end of the film will connect with the MCU's Spider-Man. It seems likely to be linked, and the Spider-Man universe will be further expanded. Perhaps "Mobias", which will be released next year, may also be mixed.
2. "007: No Time to Die" On October 8, the mainland was set at 10.27
After changing the file N times and releasing countless final trailers, the much-anticipated "007: No Time to Die" is finally about to be released. It will be the longest 007 movie, with 163 minutes long.
Admittedly, without too many introductions, go straight to the cinema! Daniel Claire's last role as Britain's greatest agent also symbolizes the end of an era.
Daniel Craig spoke at the finishing round
3. "Moonlight Panic: Killing" October 15
This is the second installment of the Moonlight Panic trilogy, the first of which was released on October 19, 2018, exactly three years apart. After three years, "Abstinence" killer Michael has finally crawled out of the house that burned down at the end of the first part.
The first one achieved good word-of-mouth and box office results as soon as it was released, and I hope that the second part can maintain the same state it was three years ago.
Admittedly, too much introduction and plot explanation will only kill the surprise when watching the movie, just go and watch it! The movie will land on streaming media on October 15, and domestic audiences will not wait too long. If you haven't made the first one, go see it now! It won't let you down.
4. "The Final Duel" October 15
Ridley Scott's medieval masterpiece The Last Duel, starring Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Judy Comer, and Adam Drey. Ben Affleck co-wrote with Matt Damon.
The film participated in this year's Venice Film Festival, and the creators brought their families to the red carpet, which is definitely one of the most eye-catching crews of the film festival.
The film tells the story of a knight played by Adam Deliffer accused of assaulting the wife of a knight played by Matt Damon (played by Judy Comer), and the king (played by Ben Affleck) decides to let them engage in a life-and-death duel, and it will be God's will for the living and the victor. If the knight played by Matt Damon loses, his wife will be burned.
It was also Ben Affleck's first medieval film, with eye-catching blonde hair:
At present, the freshness rating of "The Last Duel" on Rotten Tomatoes is 71%, and the word of mouth is decent. Positive reviews suggest that the film is a good historical epic, even if they don't like this genre very much, and negative reviews believe that the film's 152-minute duration is somewhat unbalanced, the plot is too messy, and it became a medieval soap opera. Lengthy plot preparation overwhelms the theme that the film ultimately wants to discuss.
5. "Dune" was released simultaneously in the mainland on October 22
Probably October's most anticipated film, directed by blade runner 2019 directors, the story is based on the science fiction novel of the same name.
It tells the origin of the "spices" that human beings dream of and compete for, and here is a space opera of power and betrayal, fear and hatred, hope and dream. People often call this arid planet by another name, the dunes. Paul (played by Timothy Chalame), a young boy with a broken family and a displacement, fights his fate here.
The film currently has a freshness rating of 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, and judging by the performance of the venice film festival, the word of mouth is stable.
"Empire" film critic Ben Travis scored a perfect score of 100 on MTC, which he believes is a wonderful and awesome adaptation of the novel, which not only surprises the original party, but also can make passers-by who have not seen the original book obsessed with those spices (spices are an important prop in the story).
In addition, the director said that if the film box office is good, he will shoot a sequel next year.
6. "The French Mission", October 22
Timothy Chalame will stage the lavish treatment of two films (Dune and French Mission) released on the same day. The resources of sweet tea in recent years are simply not too good.
"French Pie" has the feel of Wes Anderson's 2014 Das Buyers Club in style, 3:4 format, symmetrical aesthetic.
The story follows an American newspaper in Paris in the 20th century, gathered on three story lines, described as a love letter to a journalist.
The cast also includes: Benicio del Toro, Adrian Brody, Tilda Swindon, Leia Saidu and others.
7. "Soho Horror Night" October 29
A thriller directed by Edgar Wright and starring Anya Taylor-Joy.
The film tells the story of a brightly dressed young woman (played by Tomasin Mackenzie) who has the mysterious ability to travel back to the '60s and meets her idol (Anya Taylor-Joy), a gorgeous and famous singer, but London in the '60s is not what it seems, and time seems to fall apart with dark consequences.
Seems to involve time travel themes.
The film currently has a rotten Tomatoes freshness rating of 69%, is decent, and has a tendency to polarize word of mouth.
Soho Horror Nights is one of the most anticipated thrillers of the year, and fans of the genre shouldn't miss it.
8, Kazuno, Oct.
The horror film in which Gilmour del Toro is a producer tells a supernatural horror story: a young female teacher accidentally discovers that the student's father and uncle are suspicious, and she protects the child, but will face a survival fear beyond imagination.
The film currently does not have any screening activities, of course, there will be no word-of-mouth data, but its popularity is very high, Douban has as many as 13,000 people want to see.
Judging from the trailer, it is likely that Cthulhu and folklore elements are involved.
That's all for all the most anticipated movies of October!