
Oct. 12: The story of astronaut Neil Armstrong and his remarkable accomplishments in space are explored in “First Man,” with Ryan Gosling playing the Ohio native who landed on the moon in 1969. Gosling reteams with director Damien Chazelle (“La La Land”), and the strong cast also features Claire Foy, Kyle Chandler and Jason Clarke. Robert Redford has said “The Old Man & the Gun” will be his farewell to acting. It is based on the true story of serial bank robber Forrest Tucker, who kept up his larcenous ways well into his 70s. A confluence of weird, dark and desperate characters find themselves at a rundown Lake Tahoe hotel for one crazy night in “Bad Times at the El Royale.” Chris Hemsworth, Dakota Johnson, Jon Hamm and Jeff Bridges star.

Oct. 19: There have been so many “Halloween”s (not to mention “Nightmare on Elm Street”s, “Friday the 13th”s, etc.) that it’s hard to believe the original with Jamie Lee Curtis debuted in 1978. That makes the new “Halloween” a tidy, 40-year cycle for Curtis, who returns as Laurie Strode to battle Michael Myers in a “final confrontation.” Don’t believe the “final” part. Race, cops and class collide when a young black woman witnesses the shooting of her best friend in “The Hate U Give”. Melissa McCarthy stars as Lee Israel in an adaptation of the author’s memoir “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”

Oct. 26: Paratroopers discover a secret Nazi lab in the World War II horror-thriller “Overlord”. A sub captain (Gerard Butler) and Navy SEALs take on a deadly mission in “Hunter Killer”. Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean!) returns as an inept secret agent in the comedy “Johnny English Strikes Again.”

Also in October: Monsters and ghouls terrorize two boys in “Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween”. Jonah Hill wrote and directed “Mid90s,” a comedy-drama about teen skaters. Steve Carell and Timothee Chalamet star in “Beautiful Boy,” a drama about a family coping with addiction. Another family-in-crisis film, “What They Had,” deals with a daughter (Hilary Swank) returning home to
Oct. 12: The story of astronaut Neil Armstrong and his remarkable accomplishments in space are explore in “ First Man, ” with Ryan Gosling play the Ohio native who landed on the moon in 1969. Gosling reteams with director Damien Chazelle (“ La La Land ”), and the potent cast also sport Claire Foy, Kyle Chandler and Jason Clarke. Robert Redford has say “ The Old Man & the Gun ” will be his farewell to acting. It is based on the true story of consecutive bank robber Forrest Tucker, who kept up his larcenous ways well into his 70s. A concourse of weird, dark and despairing characters rule themselves at a rundown Lake Tahoe hotel for one brainsick night in “ Bad Times at the El Royale. ” Chris Hemsworth, Dakota Johnson, Jon Hamm and Jeff Bridges star. 

 Oct. 19: There have been so many “ Halloween”s (not to note “ Nightmare on Elm Street”s, “ Friday the 13th”s, etc .) that it ’s hard to believe the original with Jamie Lee Curtis debuted in 1978. That makes the fresh “ Halloween ” a tidy, 40 - year cycle for Curtis, who returns as Laurie Strode to battle Michael Myers in a “ concluding confrontation. ” Do n’t believe the “ final ” part. Race, cops and class collide when a unseasoned black woman witnesses the shooting of her best friend in “ The Hate U Give ”. Melissa McCarthy stars as Lee Israel in an adaptation of the author ’s memoir “ Can You Ever Forgive Me? ” 

 Oct. 26: Paratroopers detect a secret Nazi lab in the World War II horror - thriller “ Overlord ”. A submarine master (Gerard Butler) and Navy seal take on a deadly deputation in “ Hunter Killer ”. Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean !) returns as an awkward secret agent in the drollery “ Johnny English Strikes Again. ” 

 Also in October: Monsters and ghouls terrorize two boys in “ Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween ”. Jonah Hill wrote and directed “ Mid90s, ” a comedy - drama about teen skaters. Steve Carell and Timothee Chalamet asterisk in “ Beautiful Boy, ” a drama about a class coping with addiction. Another family - in - crisis film, “ What They Had, ” deals with a daughter (Hilary Swank) returning home to

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Oct. 12: The story of astronaut NeiL Armstrong And hiS reMarKaBle aCcomPlishments in spACe arE explored in “First Man,” witH Ryan goSLing PLaYing tHe Ohio nATiVE Who LaNdEd oN tHE mOon in 1969. gosLing retEams with diRecToR Damien ChazeLLe (“la La Land”), anD thE strong cast aLso FeaturEs claIRe Foy, kylE ChanDler anD jason CLarke. RobeRt rEdford HAs said “THE olD Man & The Gun” will be his faREwELl to acting. It is Based oN tHE tRUE stOry Of serial baNk RobbeR forrest tUcKER, Who KEpt up his larceNous ways welL IntO his 70s. A CoNflUEnce of Weird, DaRK anD desperate cHaraCters find ThemseLVes at a rUNdown LaKe TahoE hoTel For oNE cRaZy nIgHT in “bAd timES at The El RoyAlE.” CHris HEmswORTH, dakoTa JOhnsOn, Jon hamm and Jeff BrIdgEs stAR.

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AlSo In OctOber: mOnsTers and Ghouls terRorIZe twO bOyS in “GoosEbumps 2: Haunted haLloween”. JonAh hilL wrote AND directeD “Mid90s,” a comedy-drama about tEEn skateRs. STeve CArelL and TimotHee chalamEt sTAr in “BeAutifuL Boy,” a DrAma ABOut a fAMIlY coPiNg with addiCTIon. anothEr FamiLy-in-criSis film, “What They Had,” DEalS with a daughteR (HiLary sWAnK) reTUrNIng HoME to

Oct. 12: The story of ast ronaut Nei l Arm str ong  a nd h is r emarkable acco m plis hments in space are ex plore di n “F i rs t Man ,” with Ry a n  Go sl in g p la y in g the  Oh io nati ve who lan ded  o n the moon i n  1 969. Gosli ngreteams with  di rector  D ami e n Cha zel le (“ La LaL and”),  and thest r ong ca s t alsof e at ures  Claire Foy, Kyle Ch a ndler and Jaso n Clar ke .  R o b ert  Re dford hassa id “T h e Old M a n& t heG un” will be h is farewell toacting .Iti s base d onth e  tr ue story of  ser ial bankrobber Forrest Tucker,  who k ept  up  his la rc eno us way s  w ell int o his 70 s.  A  conf luen c e o f we ird , da rk an d desperate c har acte r s f ind t hemse lves  a t a r undown  Lake  T ahoe hotel foronecrazy nig htin  “B ad  Time s  at th e E l R oyale.”  ChrisH ems wo r t h ,Dakota Johnson, Jo nH a mm  and Jef f Brid g es  s t ar.

Oct .19:  The r e  have  bee n  s o many “ Hallow e en ”s  (not t omentio n“Ni ght mareo n El m Stre et”s, “F riday the 13th”s, et c .) that it’sh ar d to beli eve  the origin al w i th J amie Le e C u rtisdebut ed in 1978. That makes th enew “H allow een” a tidy,40-year cy c l e  for Cur tis, wh o  returns as La urieStrode tob attle Mi chael  Myers i n a “fina l confront ati on. ” D on’ t be lieve the “fi n a l” p ar t. Race , c ops and  cl ass  co lli de  when a y oung bla ck  w om an  wi tness e s the sh oo tin gofher b e st fri end i n “T he  H a teU Give” .  M e l issa  M cC arth y s ta rs as  Lee Isr ael inan adapta tio n  ofth eauthor’ s memoir “Can  Y ou Ever Fo rg ive  Me?”O ct. 26:Paratroopers discover a secretNaz i lab  inthe World  Wa r II h orr o r-thri ller “ Overl or d”. A  subc a pt ain  ( Gerard But l e r)and N av y SE ALs tak e on a deadly miss i onin “Hunter Ki lle r”.R o wa n A t ki n son  ( M r.B e an!) returns as  an ineptse c re t agent in the  c omedy “ JohnnyEngli s h Strik es Again. ”

Also i nOcto b e r:Monsters a nd ghoul s terrori z e two bo ys in  “G oosebu mp s 2 : Hau nted H a llo ween” . Jona hHill w rotean d direct ed “Mid90s,” a comedy-d rama a bouttee n skaters . S t eve  Carell a nd T imothee Ch ala met  star  in “Beau tifu l  B oy, ”  a dr amaa bout a fa m il y c o p in g with addi c t i on.  Anot her family -in- crisis film, “Wha t  They Had,” de alsw i tha d a ught er  (Hilary Swank ) r et u r ning hom eto

Oct. 12:_The story_of astronaut Neil Armstrong_and his_remarkable_accomplishments in_space_are explored in_“First Man,” with_Ryan Gosling playing the_Ohio native who_landed_on the moon in 1969. Gosling reteams with director Damien Chazelle (“La La Land”),_and_the strong_cast_also_features Claire Foy, Kyle Chandler_and Jason Clarke. Robert Redford_has said_“The Old Man & the Gun” will be_his_farewell to acting._It is based on the true story of serial_bank robber Forrest Tucker, who kept_up his larcenous_ways_well_into his 70s. A_confluence of weird, dark and desperate_characters find themselves at a rundown_Lake Tahoe hotel for one crazy night_in “Bad Times at the El_Royale.” Chris Hemsworth, Dakota Johnson,_Jon Hamm_and Jeff Bridges star.

Oct. 19:_There have been_so many_“Halloween”s (not to_mention “Nightmare on Elm Street”s, “Friday_the 13th”s, etc.)_that it’s hard to believe the_original_with Jamie Lee_Curtis_debuted_in 1978._That makes the_new_“Halloween” a_tidy,_40-year cycle for Curtis, who returns_as_Laurie Strode to battle Michael Myers in_a “final confrontation.” Don’t_believe_the “final” part. Race,_cops and class collide when_a young black woman witnesses the_shooting of_her best_friend in “The Hate U Give”. Melissa McCarthy stars as Lee_Israel in an adaptation of the_author’s memoir “Can You_Ever Forgive_Me?”

Oct._26: Paratroopers discover_a_secret Nazi_lab in the World War II horror-thriller_“Overlord”. A_sub captain (Gerard Butler) and Navy_SEALs take on a_deadly_mission in “Hunter Killer”. Rowan Atkinson_(Mr. Bean!) returns as an inept_secret agent in the comedy_“Johnny_English_Strikes Again.”

Also in October: Monsters_and ghouls terrorize two boys in_“Goosebumps 2: Haunted_Halloween”. Jonah Hill wrote and directed “Mid90s,”_a_comedy-drama about teen skaters. Steve Carell_and_Timothee Chalamet star in “Beautiful Boy,”_a_drama_about a family coping with_addiction. Another family-in-crisis film, “What They_Had,” deals with a daughter (Hilary Swank) returning home_to