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Hey everyone,
It's another month with another great batch of movie releases! In last months thread we discussed a variety of films and I managed to catch Halloween at the cinema. I thought it was a fantastic sequel to the original film and I'd highly recommend it for any horror fans out there! 
November wise I'm looking forward to Overlord which revisits the zombie theme in a world war 2 setting.
I'm also interested in checking out Creed II a sequel to the 2015 reworking of the Rocky franchise.
I'll be keeping an eye out for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and The Girl in the Spider's Web both of which look great from the trailers.
So, what about you guys? What are you hoping to see this month and do you have any recommendations for the rest of us? 
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Well that makes me all the more keen to watch it.....
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@Cleoriff wrote:Well that makes me all the more keen to watch it.....
And me. It looks good from what I've seen.
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Oh without a doubt, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald...
And whilst I was not quick enough to get a pair of tickets to the premiere of Ralph Wrecks The Internet in London today, courtesy of an O2 Social Media promotion, I will get to see it for free on 02-Dec, courtesy of my work's Sports and Recreation Club 
And I must go see Bohemian Rhapsody on the big screen, #2 daughter saw it last week and insists I go see it
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@pgnsadly I'm no longer up for going to the cinema, so I will have to wait for Bohemian Rhapsody to come out on DVD.
Annoying really, as a lifelong fan of Queen I have heard superb reviews about it.
Rami Malek who plays Freddie, says he was frightened to death, particularly as the first scene he flimed was of their magnificent perfomance at Band Aid Wembley!
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Same here @Cleoriff, I am eagerly awaiting it's release on blu-ray. Rami Malek was afraid he wouldn't do Freddy justice. According to reports he has. And, apparently, he did some of the singing too. Interesting to hear how he sounds in comparison to the real voice of Freddy.
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Re the singing @Glory1....like you, I understood Rami Malek would sing some of the songs.
According to this article he didn't?
Freddie Mercury is played by Rami Malek, but he knows there's no way he could ever replicate Mercury’s singing voice. The solution was to take recordings from Queen master tapes, with additional vocals recorded by Canadian singer Marc Martel. Producer Graham King told Rolling Stone in an interview, “Literally, you could close your eyes and it’s Freddie, and that’s a very tough thing to do.”
Meanwhile if you have 16 minutes to spare, here's a lovely video of clips and trailers
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Ah, interesting what's said about the singing @Cleoriff in the article you posted. I'm only going by what Rami Malek said himself when asked by Ellen Degeneres, on her show, if it was true he did some of the singing. He said yes, it was a combination of him singing and Freddy's actual voice. So, did he lie on national television? Stupid of him, if he did.
