Get ready for a return to The Hunger Games, tune in as Disney makes a Wish, and listen up for Maestro
Even though Hollywood strikes—one ongoing, one ended—have created turmoil on movie release calendars, November is still shaping up to be a strong month for films, We’ve got sequels, prequels, and awards hopefuls, meaning everyone should be cinematically satiated during turkey month.
But one also rejoices because the Trolls series is surprisingly warm, funny, and infectiously optimistic. Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake return for the threequel and they’re joined by Kenan Thompson, Eric André, Kid Cudi, Daveed Diggs, Camila Cabello, and Amy Schumer, among others. Since the release of Trolls World Tour was compromised by the pandemic, we owe it to the Movie Gods to see Trolls Band Together in a big-ass movie palace.
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