'Alien: Romulus', 'Deadpool & Wolverine' and more: the movies coming to Disney+ in November

With the month of November approaching, Disney+ confirms the arrival of several films highly anticipated by the public. Among the most notable releases we find the blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine , which brings together Marvel characters in an adventure that promises a lot of action and irreverent humor. The latest from Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman is followed by Alien: Romulus , the latest installment of the famous space horror saga directed by Fede Álvarez , as well as an inspiring story based on the novel by Sharon M. Draper and a documentary film .

After breaking box office records and positioning itself as one of the most successful adult releases in history, Deadpool & Wolverine comes to streaming with Disney+ . In this film, the antihero played by Ryan Reynolds marks his debut within the Marvel Studios conglomerate, allowing him to interact with a wide range of characters from the X-Men gallery and the old Fox universe.

Hugh Jackman returns from retirement and puts on his claws again to play, once again, Wolverine , assuming a co-starring role in a story that has more of a buddy movie spirit than a continuation. With acid humor and plenty of winks for fans of the franchise, the mission will be to confront Cassandra Nova ( Emma Corrin ), the ruthless sister of Charles Xavier , who threatens to unleash chaos on a multiversal scale.

Under the direction of Shawn Levy , known for his work in Steel Giants (2011) and Free Guy: Taking Control (2021), the film of the self-proclaimed “savior of Marvel” will arrive on the platform on November 12.

For lovers of horror and science fiction, comes Alien: Romulus , the latest installment of the Alien saga, based on an original idea by Uruguayan director Fede Álvarez and his recurring collaborator, Rodo Sayagues . Set between the first and second Alien films, the plot follows a group of young men who venture into a Weyland Corporation research station to steal valuable equipment. However, their ticket to a better future ends up being too expensive when they begin to be brutally hunted by one of the galaxy's deadliest predators.

Thanks to its inventiveness, freshness and practical special effects, Alien: Romulus not only put one of the iconic franchises of the seventh art back in the center of the conversation, but it also became one of the highest-grossing horror films of all time. this year. In front of the cameras, this features performances by emerging talents such as Cailee Spaeny ( Civil War ), Isabela Merced ( Madame Web ), Archie Renaux ( Shadow and Bone ) and David Jonsson ( Rye Lane ).

The new xenomorphs will land on November 21 on Disney+ , with the promise of taking the breath away of all those who dare to immerse themselves in their terrifying universe.

One day after the launch of Alien: Romulus, a very different proposal will arrive in the Disney+ catalog that promises to captivate the public that prefers stories of improvement. Out of Me presents the story of Melody Brooks ( Phoebe-Ray Taylor ), a sixth grade girl with cerebral palsy who is very witty and intelligent, but since she does not speak and is in a wheelchair, she is not given the same opportunities as her classmates. class. But when a young teacher discovers her student's untapped potential, Melody begins to participate in general education and demonstrates the great contribution she can make.

Based on the novel of the same name by Sharon M. Draper , Out of Me is directed by Amber Sealey ( Ted Bundy: The Final Confession ) from a script written by Daniel Stiepleman (winner of the Humanitas Award for The Voice of Equality ). . Its cast is completed with figures such as Rosemarie DeWitt and Luke Kirby , while Jennifer Aniston provides the inner voice of Melody.

Closing the month comes Beatles '64 , a documentary that delves into a crucial stage for the famous Liverpool band. This documentary offers a nostalgic trip back in time, exploring the Beatles ' global popularity and their impact on pop culture.

With archival footage and exclusive interviews, Beatles '64 is a true gem for music fans that seeks to reflect a more intimate behind-the-scenes story, showing the camaraderie that existed between John, Paul, George and Ringo as they experienced great fame. unimaginable.

The documentary film will be available on Disney+ starting November 29 and will be an unmissable opportunity for those who want to learn more about the musical phenomenon that revolutionized the world.