September comes with some super hits at the cinema, and below, you'll find a list of 11 titles worth checking out.
"Apollo 13: Survival"
Releases September 5th on Netflix
In April 1970, a problem occurred on NASA's Apollo 13 spacecraft. The series will tell the incredible story of the three astronauts who returned to Earth, through detailed stories from the perspective and experience of the astronauts themselves, interviews with family members and mission controllers. This documentary will use a combination of audio archives, film footage, subsequent interviews and new footage of the mission cockpit.
"Beetlejuice Beetlejuice"
Released on September 6
36 years have passed since the cinema saw "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", Tim Burton's masterpiece. Since then, Beetlejuice has appeared in hundreds of video games, has an animated television series, and inspired numerous Halloween costumes, but he's back again to give the world an interesting sequel. With a fantastic cast including Monica Bellucci, Jenna Ortega, Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara, the film is expected to be a huge success.
"The Front Room"
Released on September 6
Robert Eggers is one of the most revered names in contemporary horror thanks to such disturbing dramas. "The Front Room" tells the story of a pregnant woman who hopes that she and her husband will get some money from his elderly and infirm stepmother. They invite the stepmother to live with them, but little do they know that the new guest is a religious fanatic and a racist. It is very likely that the healthy stepmother is much more evil and dangerous than they think.
"His Three Daughters"
Released on September 6
Azazel Jacobs' comedic and witty drama is highly rated on Rotten Tomatoes. Carrie Coon from "The Leftovers", Elizabeth Olsen and Natasha Lyonne, will play the roles of 3 sisters who do not have a very good relationship with each other. They are forced to come together in New York to take care of their father, who is suffering from an incurable disease. This story is described as a dark, funny, incurable tale that confronts the ugliness of grief and offers a happy ending, at least as much as a devastating death can bring.
"Speak No Evil"
Released on September 13
Mackenzie Davis and Scoot McNairy will join forces to tell us the story of an American couple who, during their trip to Europe, befriend a British couple, played by McAvoy and Aisling Franciosi. The Americans accept the British couple's invitation to stay at their cottage away from civilization, and although on the surface, the British couple seems very kind, in fact, the situation becomes very frightening.
"Lee"
Released on September 13
Lee Miller was hailed as a model and muse to Picasso and Man Ray. She was also adored by a World War II photographer, so her son wrote a biography about his mother's fascinating life. Now, the biography has been turned into a movie and believe us, it tells everything except the story of a beautiful woman.
"The Substance"
Released on September 19
This is a film that combines satire with horror. "The Substance" brings back Demi Moore and parodies the courage of Elisabeth Sparkle, a Hollywood actress. When her sexist boss (Dennis Quaid) fires her for hiring a younger presenter, Elisabeth pays a company to produce a clone of herself, fixed as she was in her 20s. But, soon, the events take a different course, scary and mysterious.
"Wolfs"
Released on September 20
"Wolfs" brings back Brad Pitt and George Clooney in a movie. In this film, Clooney plays the role of a glamorous mercenary who specializes in cleaning up gruesome crime scenes before they are discovered by the authorities. The mercenary likes to think that he is uniquely qualified to do such a specific job. On the other hand, Pitt is a reserved man, a "lone wolf", who does the same job as Clooney. The two of them are forced to come together and of course, things take a different turn.
"The Goldman Case"
Released on September 20
This is a golden age of French courtroom dramas. He started with "Anatomy of a Fall" and "Saint Omer", to continue with "The Goldman Case", a film that tells the story of Pierre Goldman, militant of the extreme left, convicted of double murder in 1974. A year later, Goldman (Arieh Worthalter) is back in court again to appeal the sentence, but this time, the trial is a campaign against racism, anti-Semitism and state corruption.
"The Wild Robot"
Released on September 27
The sci-fi cartoon takes place in space, in a stunning, verdant territory. Adapted from the children's books by Peter Brown, Robot tells the story of Roz, a robot shipwrecked on an uninhabited island who is forced to learn life without technology and experiences tons of emotions.
"Megalopolis"
Released on September 27
Francis Ford Coppola's philosophical sci-fi saga is coming to life! Lots of intrigue in a fantastical architecture in "New Rome", as well as an impressive cast with Aubrey Plaza, Adam Driver, Shia LaBeouf, will create one of the best movies of the year, at least so movie fans hope.
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