#new release movies 2023

[vishalraj2244]

Latest Series And Movies To Watch On Netflix In October

OTT Releases Today: What Released Today On OTT OTT platforms are the biggest source of entertainment nowadays and it looks like slowly we are getting addicted to them at the same time OTT Release Date platforms are making huge revenue by making money from subscriptions. OTT platforms are releasing new movies

6th October 2023

On Netflix

Ballerina (Movie) – Korean, English, Hindi Fair Play (Movie) – English, Spanish, Hindi A Deadly Invitation (Movie) – English, English Insidious: The Red Door (Movie) – Hindi A Deadly Invitation (Movie) – English

On Amazon Prime Video

Totally Killer (Movie) – English, Hindi Mumbai Diaries Season 2 (Series) – Hindi, Tamil, Telugu Desperately Seeking Soulmate: Escaping Twin Flames Universe Season 1 (Series) – English Gen V and The Continental: From The World Of John Wick – New Episodes

On Disney+ Hotstar

LOKI Season 2 (Series) – English, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi

On ZEE5

Gadar 2 (Movie) – Hindi

On AHA

The Great Indian Suicide (Movie) – Telugu Mr. Pregnant (Movie) – Telugu

On Amazon miniTV

Constable Girpade: S1 (S) – Hindi

On Lionsgate Play

Joy Ride (Movie) – English Minx Season 2 (Series) – English

On Paramount+

Pet Sematary: Bloodlines (Movie) – English The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Movie) – English

On Shudder

V/H/S/85 (Movie) – English

In Cinema Halls

The Exorcist: Believer (Movie) – Hindi Thank You For Coming (Movie) – Hindi Mission Raniganj (Movie) – Hindi

[ladamarossa]

Thanksgiving (2023)

[rabbitcruiser]

Ghostbusters was released in the United States on June 8, 1984.  

[bl-bam-beyond]

THE NEW EMPLOYEE: MOVIE (NOVEMBER 3, 2023)

South Korea

The much talk about series was released as a movie with a few additional scenes in Korea. Well Rakuten Viki has finally released it.

Here is the love scene edited or more like removed from the series.

Seung Hyun (MOON JI YONG) has fallen for his gorgeous boss and vice versa. Before learning Kim Jong Chan (KWON HYUK) dated his college crush the virginal Seung Hyun gives in to his boss. But the next morning while Kim Jong Chan if off to buy food Seung Hyun finds the fountain pen he helped pick out. Hurt, he leaves with out word later sending a text saying he was going home because he wasn't feeling well.

@pose4photoml @lutawolf

[grunge-samurai]

men would rather drop out of law school to become an OCD hitman obsessed with The Smiths and hell-bent on revenge after a job goes wrong, instead of going to therapy

Also, this film gave me Le Samouraï vibes all the way through. Absolutely adored it. Great to see Fincher back on thrillers and Fassbender back as a lead actor.

[femme-foucault]

Top films coming out that I am looking forward to:

Anora

A Real Pain

Memoirs of A Snail

The Brutalist

Nightbitch (but, like, ironically)

Actually, speaking of ironic anticipation, Joker 2 was kinda my most anticipated movie of the year because I knew it was going to be realllllly badddddddd and as a Bad Film Enjoyer and a hater of the first movie, it definitely lived down to my expectations but was too bleak and too boring for me to truly recommend in a So Bad It's Good way like I had hoped it would be. The other movie I had been ironically looking forward to was Trap, which isn't quite So Bad It's Good -- is not a good movie but it's not completely incompetent enough to be truly Camp -- but is pretty much exactly what I hoped it would be and Josh Hartnett is great because you can tell he knows exactly what kind of movie he is in. Metropolis is another one I was actively rooting to be bad and apparently lived down to my expectations based on the reviews, but it actually looks so insufferable that I don't think I could make myself sit through it in theaters. Maybe a drunk rental.

The Apprentice is getting good reviews, but while Jeremy Strong as Roy Cohn sounds interesting, I am so fucking sick of thinking about the existence of Tr*mp especially in an election year that I don't know if I can stomach a whole movie about him and Cohn.

[disneyfanatic1993]

what movies are you looking forward to this year?

Of course I always look forward to anything Disney releases, so I’m SUPER excited for “Inside Out 2”!!! Especially considering the first one is one of my top favorite Pixar films. 💛🩵💚💜❤️

I also need to see “Wonka”! I know it’s already out, but I most likely won’t get to see it until it’s out of theaters. I read the book as a child, and I love both of the previous films, so I can’t wait to see what fresh spin they put on the story this time.

But other than those two, I don’t really stay in the loop much about what new films are being released. Typically I won’t hear about one I want to see until it’s already coming to theaters. 😂 (Unless it’s Disney. I always stay in the loop with Disney.)

[bataddictedloony]

listen this might be something that seems obvious to me because I actually like the art of film and storytelling and art in general, but maybe… don’t make movies based off of old movies you very obviously hate. Why should I watch your remake if all you do is shittalk the source material you based it off of? How is that supposed to convince me your “new and improved” version is going to be better if you keep telling me the bar is literally rock bottom?

[nayladoodles]

Asteroid City was a 70s themed pipe dream. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

[thanksvideogames]

5x5 grid of babygirls featured in media I consumed in 2023

[sonknuxadow]

ok wait actually what if they finally show a trailer for the knuckles series at the game awards. im not saying its for sure going to happen but iirc the first full trailers for the second movie and sonic frontiers were shown at the game awards so its not completely impossible

[fandom-girl-99]

Totally Killer (2023)

Hey, guys! Last night I watched Totally Killer and I loved it so I decided to write a review! Enjoy!

I just finished watching the new movie called Totally Killer starring Kiernan Shipka (The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), Julie Bowen (Modern Family), Olivia Holt ( Kickin’ It, Marvel’s Cloak And Dagger, Cruel Summer), Lochlyn Munro (Riverdale) and Liana Liberato (Light As A Feather) with Charlie Gillespie (Julie And The Phantoms) directed by Nahnatchka Khan. The plot of the movie is about a…

[queen-ofc]

Movie Review - Blue Beetle - First Impressions !! SLIGHT SPOILERS MENTIONED!!

Hello everyone!

Movies are something that I am OBSESSED with! Film is my passion! Ever since I was a little girl, I would critique every movie I've ever seen to my parents, so much so that they'll sit and listen after we finish a movie because they always expect me to say something about it.

I have always wanted to share my passion for film with the world, but I have never the confidence nor will to start, but that's all going to change. I wanted to start off my little series of movie reviews with the one I had just seen in theaters today: Blue Beetle!

Now, Jaime Reyes' Blue Beetle has ALWAYS had a special place in my heart. I grew up watching the series Young Justice, and I continue to watch it today. Ever since I saw Blue Beetle on the screen, he instantly connected with me and has kept his #2 spot on my list of all-time favorite DC characters. (#1 being Dick Grayson Robin/Nightwing.)

This has been a HIGHLY anticipated movie for me! Ever since the trailer first came out, I was anxiously waiting for it to hit theaters, keeping track of every day in between, counting down the very seconds until its release, and as soon as it did, my parents and I jumped on the opportunity to go see it in theaters! To see my boy hit the big screen and finally get recognized by so many people as a hero in the DCU just filled me with overwhelming joy. So, as one could expect, I had incredibly high expectations for this film. And to make a long story short, overall, I wasn't disappointed!

⚠️WARNING! THE FOLLOWING CONTENT FROM THIS POINT ON CONTAINS SPOILERS! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!⚠️

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As I said, overall, this was a very enjoyable movie, but there were a couple things I wanted to point out that could've improved it!

1) Now, this one is mostly a bias of mine, so feel free to ignore this point and move on to #2 if you'd like.

Something that really stuck out to me was the fact that Jaime's father told him something like, "The Universe knows" or "... chose you" (obviously not an exact quote, but you get the idea.) During the movie, I noticed that they were hitting a lot of stereotypes regarding Hispanic/Latino families. Keeping that in mind, I'll go back to Jaime's father. Now, already a lot of people can tell it's obvious that Jaime seems to be visiting him in a heaven of sorts, with the candles around his father symbolizing that. However, there was no mention of God at all during this time, which in my personal opinion, seemed like something that could've been an easy switch; from "universe" to "God" or "the Lord" or something along those lines to show a Catholic or some other Christian denomination belief system.

However, this is just a minor thing, and luckily, it doesn't affect the story at all. Now, I'll get into something a little more unbiased and a little more major to Blue Beetle's story.

2) They should've established a good relationship with the Scarab.

Now, I'm not saying to remove Jaime's relationship with his family to this, but I'm just saying to add it. I loved the fact they included Jaime's family in all the scenes, making them an essential part of the movie, but adding this would dive into the Blue Beetle's story a bit more. Yes, the movie would be a tad longer, but it would be so much better.

Throughout the movie, the growing relationship between Jaime and his scarab is always implied and never actually produced in the scenes. Instead, he seemed thrown into the action and already knew how to use his scarab to his full extent after just a single battle. It's like we were missing a big chunk of the story, and just thrown into the action.

At the beginning, the scarab seemed hellbent to kill any and every threat in its wake, yet at the end, it tells Jaime that he shouldn't kill the enemy. It tells Jaime "We aren't murders." That doesn't seem right to me considering there was no time in between when Jaime taught the Scarab such things. The control Jaime had over the Scarab also seemed just given to him, instead of earned.

What they should've done, is have some sort of "training montage" in the movie. A time when Jaime finally has the Scarab in a calm mood and is talking with it to learn exactly what his abilities are and how to use them all. He should've had to fight a little more with the Scarab, telling it why they don't kill innocent people. Jaime should've had to command control of the Scarab himself, instead of it being handed to him on a silver platter. Only when the Scarab and Jaime are fully in sync would the Scarab acknowledge why it's bad to blatantly murder people regardless of what they have done, making the "We aren't murders" line so much more meaningful after all they had been through.

Another thing that I would fix, is to more obviously establish the fact that only Jaime can hear the Scarab. Only at the very end of the movie does this fact become clear, meaning that people who didn't know the Blue Beetle and his powers probably would've been confused about that fact. I think they should've had a small scene where Jaime is having a conversation with his Scarab, maybe even arguing with it, in front of his family or his girlfriend. The family/girlfriend would obviously be confused, thinking that he was talking to them, when in reality he wasn't.

Maybe he gets into a fight with a family member or his girlfriend while he's trying to argue with his Scarab because the family member or girlfriend thinks that he's insulting them when he's insulting the voice in his head. Make it a little bit of a joke when he's fighting the enemy and gets into another argument with his Scarab, making the enemy think Jaime is talking to them, only making Jaime have to repeat himself that it's not them he's talking to, but the Scarab.

Just small ideas, but all ones I believe would make a big difference.

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That concludes my initial reaction to Blue Beetle! I really hope my writing was comprehensible as I just kinda brain dumped it all on here and my brain is far from organized, haha. However, I do plan on making a more in-depth review of the movie once it hits a streaming platform and I can watch it a second time! After all, you can miss a lot of things the first time!

Being that this is my first time actually posting any of my thoughts on a movie, please give me some grace. As I do want to continue to do these types of things, sharing my thoughts on movies I love, I would appreciate constructive criticism and thoughts on how to more accurately organize my thoughts before I write them! I would also love recommendations of blogs that do any kind of reviews so that I could learn from them too! And please, share your thoughts on this movie!

Thank you for reading! <3

[rabbitcruiser]

Ghostbusters was released in the United States on June 8, 1984.  

[lexyscross]

First official Five Nights At Freddy’s poster!

(via Jason Blum’s Twitter)

[genes-tierney]

Top 9 First Time Watches of 2023

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