From the pages of bestselling novels to the big screen and beyond, November’s lineup of premieres is bringing some major stories to life. Whether you’re revisiting a familiar fictional universe, discovering a new sweeping romance, or immersing yourself in an action-packed world, there’s plenty to look forward to. Grab your favorite seasonal drink and get comfortable as EnVi guides you through these new releases!
The Remarried Empress – November 3
Based on the popular webtoon and webnovel of the same name, this Korean romance-fantasy series brings a story of betrayal, ambition, and second chances to the small screen on Disney+. The series follows Empress Navier (Shin Min-ah), whose seemingly perfect marriage to Emperor Sovieshu (Ju Ji-hoon) begins to crumble when he declares his desire to marry a commoner woman named Rashta (Lee Se-young). Rather than quietly accept the impending divorce, Navier makes an unexpected counterproposal: she’ll agree to the divorce, on the condition she can marry Crown Prince Heinrey (Lee Jong-suk) of the Western Kingdom. What ensues is a royal battle of romance, drama, and power as Navier fights to reclaim control of her kingdom. With a star-studded cast and fantastical historical setting, The Remarried Empress is one to keep on your radar.
Where to Watch: Disney+ and Hulu
Scarlet Heart Ullavee – November 4
Prepare for the eye candy feast and a romance that transcends space and time in Scarlet Heart Ullavee. Inspired by the Chinese novel Bu Bu Jing Xin by Tong Hua, the Thai period romance brings together an ensemble of some of GMMTV’s top stars. The series follows Na Boon (Tu Tontawan), a modern-day woman who unexpectedly finds herself transported back in time and now inhabits the body of Fong Nuan, a lowly noblewoman in the kingdom of Ullavee. Caught in the middle of a political power struggle involving seven princes, Na Boon must navigate unfamiliar customs and unexpected romantic entanglements. Starring opposite Tu are Win Metawin, Nanon Korapat, Tay Tawan, Fourth Nattawat, Phuwin Tangsakyuen, Perth Tangsakyuen, Perth Tanapon, and Force Jiratchapong. With Director Fon Kanittha Kwunyoo at the helm, viewers can expect a compelling mix of romance and unexpected twists.
Where to Watch: Viki
When I Meet the Moon – November 5
This Chinese romance drama explores the ups-and-downs of young love, second chances, and the complicated process of finding your way back to someone. Based on the final novel in author Zhu Yi’s Nanwu trilogy and starring Lin Yi and Lu Yuxiao, the series follows Yun Li (Lu Yuxiao), a socially anxious young woman who moves to Nanwu for graduate school. There she unexpectedly reunites with Fu Shize (Lin Yi), a brilliant but reserved former classmate and hernfirst love. As the two grow closer, Yun Li gradually finds the courage to pursue their relationship.
Unfortunately their perspective differences and unresolved emotional struggles force them apart. When Yun Li finally returns from abroad, Fu Shize sets out to win back her heart, setting the stage for a new chapter in their love story. Following the success of Hidden Love and The First Frost, which adapted the first two novels in the Nanwu trilogy, When I Meet the Moon gives fans another opportunity to dive back into this universe.
Where to Watch: iQiyi
Ramayana: Part One – November 5
Prepare for an epic retelling of one of the most celebrated stories in Indian mythology. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari (Dangal, Chhichore), Ramayana: Part One brings the ancient Sanskrit epic to life with an ambitious cinematic adaptation and cast backed by a reported $500 million budget. This makes the film one of India’s most expensive projects to date as they bring the timeless tale to global audiences. The first installment of the planned two-part film follows the legendary story of Prince Rama when his wife Sita is abducted by the demon king Ravana. As Rama sets out on his journey to rescue her, he encounters a multitude of challenges and others who test his strength, courage, and devotion. Drawing from the rich mythology and legacy, the film explores themes of duty, love, sacrifice, and the battle between good and evil.
Where to Watch: In Theaters
How to Rob a Bank – November 13
What happens when a bank robbery becomes the internet’s latest obsession? Directed by David Leitch (Bullet Train, The Fall Guy), How to Rob a Bank is an action-comedy thriller that promises daring heights, fame, and high action chases. The film centers on a group of tech-savvy criminals led by Ryan (Nicholas Hoult), who livestream tutorials of their bank robberies. As they turn each daring escape into an online spectacle, their newfound notoriety quickly catches the eye of the FBI. Teaming up with the brilliant software hacker Reagan Gardner (Zoë Kravitz), the FBI work together to close in on the crew as they prepare for their final heist. The film also features Anna Sawai, Rhenzy Feliz, Christian Slater, and Pete Davidson. The mix of elaborate heists and viral broadcasting offers a fresh take on a classic heist story.
Where to Watch: In Theaters
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping – November 20
Before Katniss Everdeen volunteered as tribute, another young competitor was fighting to survive the arena. Audiences witness Panem’s 50th Hunger Games in the new film, where they uncover the experiences that shaped one of the franchise’s most recognizable characters, Haymitch Abernathy. The prequel follows a young Haymitch (Joseph Zada) as he’s thrust into the Second Quarter Quell, a particularly brutal edition of the annual competition that doubles the number of tributes. Facing seemingly impossible odds alongside his fellow District 12 tribute Maysilee Donner (Mckenna Grace), Haymitch sets off a chain of events that has lasting consequences for Panem. Casting announcements for the impressive ensemble have generated considerable excitement among fans, including Ralph Fiennes as President Snow, Jesse Plemons as Plutarch Heavensbee, Elle Fanning as Effie Trinket, Kieran Culkin as Caesar Flickerman, Maya Hawke as Wiress, Kelvin Harrison Jr. as Beetee Latier, Glenn Close as Drusilla Sickle, and Whitney Peak as Lenore Dove Baird.
Where to Watch: In Theaters
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 – November 20
Everyone’s favorite demigods are back, and their next adventure might be their most dangerous one yet. Following two seasons of mythical creatures, friendships, and personal growth, Percy Jackson and the Olympians returns for its third installment, adapting the events of The Titan’s Curse from the beloved book series. This time, Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) finds himself facing another grand adventure when his friend Annabeth Chase (Leah Sava Jeffries) goes missing after a heart-pounding encounter. Determined to find her, Percy sets out alongside his best friend Grover Underwood (Aryan Simhadri) on this new quest. In their journey to save their friend, they navigate new threats, rescue a captured goddess, and face a prophecy that could change the fate of Olympus. Along the way they meet new demigods, including Thalia Grace (Tamara Smart), Nico di Angelo (Levi Chrisopulos), and Bianca di Angelo (Olive Abercrombie). With familiar faces returning and new characters entering, the new season is ready for another action-packed chapter.
Where to Watch: Disney+ and Hulu
Blade Runner 2099 – November 25
Blade Runner 2099 takes place 50 years after the events of Blade Runner 2049. Backed by returning executive producer Ridley Scott, the new series continues the franchise’s exploration of identity, humanity, and the blurred lines between humans and replicants. At the center of the limited series is Cora (Hunter Schafer), a fugitive who has spent her life adopting different identities to stay one step ahead. In an attempt to leave her past behind, she assumes her final identity as a Blade Runner. Cora’s path soon crosses with Olwen (Michelle Yeoh), a replicant reaching the end of her lifespan. The two form an unlikely partnership as they team up to investigate a runaway whose secrets threaten the fragile balance of their world. Joining the cast are Dimitri Abold, Lewis Gribben, Katelyn Rose Downey, and Daniel Rigby. The upcoming series is set to preserve the Blade Runner’s signature visuals and storytelling while introducing a new era.
Where to Watch: Prime Video
Looking for even more fresh releases? Check out GMMTV’s upcoming lineup of dramas!
