The only wide release this weekend is the long-anticipated Unbreakable/Split cross-over, Glass, but the critical response has not been great.

A bunch of dramas out this weekend, ranging from possible Oscar contenders to sappy garbage, according to the critics.

As has become tradition, the new year kicks off with a horror movie and for 2019 it’s Escape Room, which is getting mixed but more positive than expected reviews.

Everything is trying to come out in time for Christmas with five new releases hitting theaters including Aquaman, Bumblebee, Mary Poppins Returns, Second Act and Welcome to Marwen.

After a few barren weeks at the box office, four new (well three new and one rejiggered) movies hit theaters including the highly anticipated Into the Spider-Verse, the latest from Clint Eastwood, a Peter Jackson backed YA adaptation and a PG-13 Deadpool for the whole family.

After last week’s Thanksgiving onslaught, November closes out with a single horror movie, the critically panned The Possession of Hannah Grace.

Creed II, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Robin Hood and Green Book are the big releases for this Thanksgiving holiday weekend and all but Robin Hood have received great reviews from critics.

The latest chapter in the Harry Potter movie universe arrives this weekend with The Crimes of Grindelwald along with star-studded heist film Widows and Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne getting an Instant Family.

New versions of The Grinch and Lisbeth Salander arrive in theaters this weekend along with an apparently awesome and over the top horror movie set in World War II and an addiction drama that is expanding wide.

November kicks off with a biopic about Freddie Mercury and Queen, the latest from Tyler Perry and Disney’s take on The Nutcracker.

The latest actionfest from Gerard Butler hit theaters this weekend along with the return of Johnny English, the directorial debut of Jonah Hill and the latest faith-based drama.