😻 The Cat in the Hat (Nov 6 - Theaters): An animated feature bringing Dr. Seuss’s iconic, mischievous cat back to the big screen, launching a shared "Seussiverse" animated universe for a new generation.

👻 Ghost Soldier (Nov 11 - Theaters): A high octane action thriller starring a former Green Beret and weapons engineer who must draw upon his specialized military training to defend his local Wyoming community against an armed tactical threat.

🏈 Madden (Nov 11 - Limited Theaters / Streaming Nov 18 on Prime Video): A biographical sports drama exploring the life and career of legendary NFL coach and broadcaster John Madden, tracing his rise from coaching titan to revolutionizing video games with the creation of the Madden NFL franchise.

🏴 Ebenezer (Nov 13 - Theaters): Directed by Ti West and starring Johnny Depp as Ebenezer Scrooge, this stylized adaptation brings a darker, atmospheric twist to Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of holiday redemption.

💸 How to Rxb a Bank (Nov 13 - Theaters): Directed by David Leitch and featuring Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz, and Pete Davidson, this stylish comedy follows an eccentric crew attempting a high stakes bank rxbbery that quickly descends into chaotic comedic turns.

🤩 Guarding Stars (Nov 18 - Netflix): Based on Katherine Center's novel The Bodyguard, this romantic comedy stars Leighton Meester as a security agent posing as an action star’s (Jared Padalecki) girlfriend at his family’s Montana ranch for the holidays, only for fake feelings to become real.

🏹 The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (Nov 20 - Theaters): Returning to Panem 24 years before the original trilogy, this prequel dives into the morning of the 50th Hunger Games, the legendary Second Quarter Quell won by Haymitch Abernathy.

🥊 I Play Rocky (Nov 20 - Theaters): A biographical drama following a struggling young Sylvester Stallone (Anthony Ippolito) as he risks everything to write and star in the original 1976 boxing classic, Rocky.

🐯 Paper Tiger (Nov 20): Directed by James Gray and starring Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson, this crime thriller centers on two brothers whose attempt to chase the American Dream gets entangled with the dangerous Russian mafia.

👧 Disney’s Hexed (Nov 25 - Theaters): Disney’s holiday animated original adventure filled with magic, spellbinding mishaps, and family friendly mystery, accompanied by an all new Lilo & Stitch theatrical short.

🍫 Hershey (Nov 25): Directed by Mark Waters and starring Finn Wittrock and Alexandra Daddario, this historical drama recounts the life of Milton Hershey and how he built his iconic chocolate empire and model town.

🚗 The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth (Nov 25 - Netflix): Directed by David Fincher and starring Brad Pitt, this continuation spotlights the legendary stuntman Cliff Booth navigating dangerous schemes and vintage Hollywood intrigue.

👨‍👨‍👧‍👧 Focker-In-Law (Nov 25 - Theaters): Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro return for the fourth installment of the Meet the Parents franchise, where Greg Focker finds himself in another clash of wills, this time alongside a formidable new family addition played by Ariana Grande.

🗡 Way of the Warrior Kid (Nov 25 - Apple TV+): Based on Jocko Willink’s bestselling book, Chris Pratt stars as an energetic Navy SEAL uncle who helps his young nephew overcome bullying, build resilience, and discover his inner strength over a life changing summer.

Which of these are going straight to your watch list this month? Let us know in the comments below! 💬👇

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Ever since RealVNC became not free anymore, I've been looking for a better solution. I've been using RustDesk but I'm having a problem with the modifier keys (shift, ctrl, option, cmd, and possibly also left mouse click) behaving as if they are being pressed down when they really aren’t. This leads to unexpected behavior when trying to work. A dealbreaker.

Anyone know of a fix for this?

Or another remote connection app that supports cross platform and direct ip access, does NOT use VNC protocol, and works well with dual monitor setups?

For short-form videos, do you focus more on faster cuts, captions and getting to the point quickly, while longer videos get more room to breathe? Or do you mostly use the same editing style for both?

Also interested in whether you use different software or templates depending on where the video is going.

This piece is a sanctuary designed for the mind to slow down – a space to reconnect with oneself and let the noise of the world fall away. I wanted to see how subtle hues could deepen that sense of introspection and structural biomorphism.

Tools: Liners and alcohol markers on paper.

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