The most anticipated film releases of October: from ‘Joker’ to ‘Anora’

It is always a good time to go to the movies, but even more so when the colder and rainier days begin. Fall is the perfect time to make plans indoors. And, of course, going to the movies is one of the best options. This October comes loaded with news that we can see on the big screen after having been presented at festivals like that of San Sebastián.

Movies that have already been released

One of the most anticipated new features premiered on October 4: Joker 2: Folie à Deux. The sequel to Jokerstarring Joaquin Phoenix y Lady Gagais one of the big favorites for the next Oscars, although many have left the theaters somewhat disappointed with the love story between the villain of Batman and Harley Quinn.

That same day it also premiered The sparklesdirected by Pilar Palomero and starring Patricia López Arnaiz, Julián López and Antonio de la Torre, which triumphed at the closing ceremony of the San Sebastián Festival. Also old pride by Chema Rodríguez, It used to be fun de Ally Pankiw y Super/Man: La historia de Christopher Reeve by Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui.

The most anticipated

October 11 is the turn of My Hero Academia: You’re Nextbased on the popular anime with the same name. The dating game killer It will also arrive that same day. This is the directorial debut of the actress Anna Kendrickwhich is also the protagonist, and tells a true story in which a young woman goes to a dating show without knowing that her better half is a serial killer.

This will be the month of the aftermath. And it will be released on October 18 smile 2a horror film that continues the story of the mysterious entity that causes terror among the population. In addition to Venom 3: The Last Dance on October 25, a film starring Tom Hardy in which Marvel’s famous antihero returns with more action and more dark humor, as they struggle to find their place in the world. And that same day, Terrifier 3also terrifying.

The expected Anora It will arrive in theaters on the 25th. Sean Baker directs this story that won the Palme d’Or at Cannes for Best Film and which tells the life of Anora, a young prostitute from Brooklyn who comes across the opportunity to live a story in the style of modern Cinderella, when she meets the son of a Russian oligarch.