10 New Movies and TV Shows to Watch in November 2022

Prestigious boarding, young love, a prince, family drama—who didn’t fall in love with Young Royals? After ending on a bit of a cliffhanger, we can finally see the aftermath of the scandal around Prince Wilhelm (Edvin Ryding) and Simon's (Omar Rudberg) relationship. Having captured the hearts of millions of viewers, Season 2 of the hit series will premiere on Netflix on November 1.

Step aside Sherlock, there’s a new Holmes in town. After Enola Holmes became a huge hit, fans impatiently waited for a sequel to be confirmed, and even longer for a first-look trailer. Now, the moment we have all been waiting for has almost arrived. The adventures of Sherlock’s younger sister, played by Millie Bobby Brown, can be enjoyed once again as Enola Holmes officially premieres on November 4 exclusively on Netflix.

In a time where there is so much going on currently with the royal family, it provides the perfect incentive to tune into the Netflix original series The Crown. With a lot of success from the past four seasons, Season 5 is set to premiere on Netflix on November 9. What makes this upcoming season even more anticipated compared to previous ones, is that watchers will get to see how the show decided to handle the controversial death of the people’s princess, Princess Diana (Elizabeth Debicki).

It’s the Lindsay Lohan renaissance we have all been waiting for. The Freaky Friday star is returning to Hollywood starring in the holiday rom-com Falling For Christmas. Following a wealthy woman who falls off a ski slope and loses her memories, Lohan goes through a journey of self-discovery while falling in love along the way. Falling For Christmas premieres on November 10 only on Netflix.

After the immense success of Black Panther, Wakanda Forever has been a highly anticipated film following the events that have happened in the Marvel universe. With T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) gone, the question has been who will take his place. That answer arrives in theaters November 11.

The trouble foursome is back for a second season, with more laughs, more parties, and more sex. The Mindy Kaling-produced TV series follows the lives of four college roommates, who despite their stark differences in personalities, end up getting along and trying to figure out how to navigate college together. Season 2 of The Sex Lives Of College Girls premieres on November 17 exclusively on HBO Max.

A coming age-of-age story about two cannibals who fall in love while on a road trip of self-discovery, the film stars Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell. After receiving overwhelming praise during the 2022 Venice Film Festival, Bones And All will premiere in theaters on November 18.

Based on true events, biographical drama She Said tells the story of two New York Times journalists reporting on the stories of sexual abuse perpetrated by well-known Hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein. In a world where victims are too often silenced and the system protects those who did the abuse, She Said tells the important story of this influential time that fought against the decades of assault innocent women were subjected to. It was this moment that sparked the flame of the #MeToo Movement. See She Said in theaters on November 18.

Everyone’s favorite monster family has snapped their way back onto the screen. Wednesday will follow Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega), a chilling girl with no personality and amazing fencing skills, as she navigates attending Nevermore Academy. While the premise of the show predominantly focuses on Wednesday, we will still get to see plenty of the rest of the family. Wednesday is set to premiere on Netflix on November 23.

Amy Adams as Princess Giselle is back for a sequel to the beloved 2007 film Enchanted. Set years after we last saw her, Giselle and Robert (Patrick Dempsey) move from New York and into the suburbs. Struggling to adapt, Giselle wishes for a fairytale life, but as they say, be careful what you wish for. Disenchanted premieres on Thanksgiving Day on Disney+.