Here's the list. October is a pretty stacked month. Lots of stuff I'm interested in theatrically. I realize that some of you won't be seeing some of these movies for 30 to 90 days due to your personal situations. I won't get into that topic as it's been discussed ad nauseum. Let's just stick to talking about movies here.


For me, #1 No Time to Die. Craig's last Bond movie and it's been delayed 2 years, the trailers look awesome.

I won't be able to see it the Thursday night showings because I'm out of town, but I plan to see it ASAP on October 8th.

Last Night in Soho

Venom if I have to choose one, but nothing about this slate really excites me.

Never been a Bond fan.

Last Night in Soho, then Bond.

I can wait on the rest

1. Lamb

2. Sopranos

3. French Dispatch

4. Last Night in Soho

5. Bergman Island.


I think this is one of the better months, as a whole, that I have seen in a long time.

And I didn’t even include the so-called blockbusters. I haven’t seen a Bond film in 30 years, thought DGG’s Halloween sucked, and I think Matt and Ben were NOT the right fit for Last Duel.

Antlers might be cool though.

Last Night In Soho

I'll see No Time To Die eventually, but no rush. Not much interest in the others on the list (will check out some trailers for the few I know nothing about yet).

Halloween Kills, only because I am a Halloween/Myers fan, not because I expect it to be good.

I will probably see No Time To Die in theaters, and the other films I am interested in such as Dune or Venom I will catch when they hit the steaming services. Dune will be on HBO Max, so that is covered, and Venom I will just have to wait it out until it hits home video (it is a Sony title so I assume it will not hit Disney+). The rest, such as Adams Family 2, I expect I will not have to wait too long to see them in the comfort of my apartment. Almost forgot, Halloween Kills will be streaming on Peacock of all places, so I will probably see it on the weekend it is released.

French Dispatch.

There was a time when Bond would hands down be #1, but I don't really care for the direction the series has taken despite enjoying Daniel Craig. I'll still see it of course.

Dune would probably be next in the list.

You can watch Addams Family 2 in the comfort of your apartment on release day if you want to. Same day VOD.

The only ones I’m really interested in are: Halloween Kills, Dune, and No Time to Die. Which of those am I most interested in? I think it depends on the day.

If you held a gun to my head I guess I’d say No Time to Die. I think that’s the one I’m most likely to end up enjoying the most.

Basically this for me as well. October looks to be another weak month for films.
I'll wait for them to hit streaming.

Halloween Kills
The Many Saints of Newark
No Time to Die
Venom: Let There Be Carnage

I didn’t particularly like the 2018 Halloween, but the closer it gets the more I’m anticipating Halloween Kills for some reason. Hoping it’s good.

Also looking forward to The Many Saints of Newark as I’m a fan of The Sopranos. Kind of skeptical about it too though.

Bond first, then some others.

My heart will always be with Bond. Especially Craig’s Bond, though others great as well. Bond is familiar, always awesome and does have a special bond (no pun intended) and memories of grandfather for me growing up.

If it’s not streaming, then maybe this will get me back to theater.

Won’t go to theater, but next would be Saints, then Halloween which I don’t need to anyway.

Yup. Bond. That trailer looked phenomenal.

They have already said that Bond will be theatrical exclusive. No streaming options. It likely won't be available on home video until sometime in early 2022. January or February if I had to guess.

Eh, it is what it is. Technically, every one of these is eventually a streaming option at some point. That’s when I’ll be watching them.

Wow, I thought Dune would be higher.

1. Bond
2. Antlers

Good month. "No Time to Die", "Lamb", "The Many Saints of Newark", "The Last Duel" and "Last Night in Soho". I'll watch "Halloween Kills" on Peacock, but damn the trailer was terrible. And the last one was not so great IMO.

Dune.

No Time to Die

Many Saints of Newark BY FAR for me (I'm guessing it will be the best film we see in October) followed by Dune and then No Time to Die a distant third. I'm hoping Last Night in Soho will be good, but I'm hit and miss with Wright's movies.