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Can you believe it’s November? At least a new month means a fresh slate of movies and shows to get excited about, and we're kicking things off with two highly anticipated premieres, a fresh take on a beloved literary classic, and a Netflix hidden gem worth excavating.
And a quick programming note for my fellow Dancing with the Stars fanatics: The show is airing tonight instead of Tuesday due to Election Day! As always, I'll be sharing my thoughts (and plenty of opinions) in Worth the Chat.
Happy streaming,
Meredith
Managing Editor @ Pix
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Biggest Premieres of the Week
If you’re anything like me, a sports biopic or a monster movie wouldn’t ordinarily be at the top of your watchlist. But great storytelling transcends genre, and these two highly anticipated premieres are worth making an exception for.
The Greatest
Streaming Nov. 4 on Prime Video
Early reviews are raving about this upcoming Muhammad Ali series, with The Wrap even calling it “one of the year’s best TV dramas.” The series starts with a young Ali, fresh off gold at the 1960 Olympics, as he sets his sights on the heavyweight title. But his biggest fight might just be outside the ring as he navigates newfound fame, family drama, and a country that isn't quite ready for him to become the legend we know today.
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Godzilla Minus Zero
In theaters Nov. 6
Godzilla Minus One (streaming now on Netflix) is a favorite among Pix Media staff, thanks to its surprisingly moving and beautifully human take on a monster movie—but don’t worry, there’s still plenty of sci-fi epicness. Now, the highly anticipated sequel is headed to theaters, with Japan once again facing off against the King of the Monsters as the country struggles to rebuild after the devastation of war and Godzilla's previous rampage.
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Hotel Spotlight
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The Hoffmann Hotel Basalt Aspen, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
The Vibe: Laid-back alpine living
The Location: Basalt, CO
Instaworthy Accommodations:
Set along the Roaring Fork River between Basalt and Carbondale, The Hoffmann Hotel Basalt Aspen is a laid-back Colorado retreat designed for year-round adventure. Thoughtfully appointed rooms and suites offer modern comfort after days spent skiing Aspen and Snowmass, fly fishing nearby rivers, or soaking in Glenwood Springs’ famed hot springs. With an on-site restaurant, outdoor hot tub, pet-friendly stays, and easy access to trails, slopes, and small-town dining, The Hoffmann strikes a perfect balance between mountain escape and everyday ease.
Trailer of the Day
Pride and Prejudice
We finally have a release date and a full trailer! Whether you’re team BBC miniseries or 2005 Keira Knightley adaptation, we’re all going to be winners when Dolly Alderton’s take on the Jane Austen classic drops December 3 on Netflix.
Hidden Gem Spotlight: Netflix
North of North
Early last year, this unassuming Canadian series quietly landed on Netflix and earned a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes! Set in a small Arctic community, this charming comedy follows a young Inuk woman who decides to reinvent her life after a very public breakup. Season 2 of the feel-good comedy drops Nov. 5 on Netflix.
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Coming Soon
👁️ NBC is developing a modern-day police procedural based on The Great Gatsby? Yup…
🪓 Meanwhile, a popular crime drama is ending after 20 seasons.
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Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale
The Vibe: Ivy League elegance
The Location: New Haven, CT
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Overlooking Yale University and set in the heart of downtown New Haven, Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale blends collegiate history with contemporary comfort. The hotel’s 306 spacious guest rooms and suites offer sweeping views of campus spires or Long Island Sound, creating a refined retreat above the city streets. Guests can dine at John Davenport’s with skyline views, grab coffee at Morsel’s, or unwind at Bar 19. A 24-hour fitness center and the on-site Ripple Float & Wellness Center add a restorative touch, while museums, theaters, and Yale’s iconic architecture await just outside the doors.
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