November’s rolled in, and we’re here to dish out the scoop on the coolest flicks for any night. Picture this: you, your couch, and a bunch of top-notch movies and TV series. It’s a vibe, right?
No fancy cinema talk here, just the good stuff. We’re diving into November 2023 with a list that’s cooler than the other side of the pillow. From laugh-out-loud comedies to edge-of-your-seat thrillers, we’ve got your nights covered.
So, grab your popcorn (or other snacks of choice) and join us on this low-key adventure. No need for a tuxedo or a red carpet; we’re all about the chill and the chuckles. Let’s make November movie nights the highlight reel of the year
Best Movies & TV Series in November 2023
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1. Moon in the Day
Premiering on November 1st and airing Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9 p.m. KST on ENA, available on Viki, “Moon in the Day” is a webtoon-based drama. This chilling and heartbreaking love story spans 1,500 years, shifting between past and present. The narrative revolves around a man frozen in time after being killed by his lover and a woman with no memories of her past life, navigating a storyline where time “flows like a river.”
Witness the vengeance take place – or maybe not on Viki now.
2. Vigilante
While Nam Joo Hyuk serves in the military, fans can find comfort in revisiting his past films and dramas, celebrating the moments that define him in the entertainment world – or you can watch Vigilante!
Premiering on November 8th and airing Wednesdays on Disney+, “Vigilante” is an enthralling webtoon-inspired drama. The series chronicles the story of Kim Ji Yong (Nam Joo Hyuk), an exemplary police university student who, by day, upholds the law but transforms into a vigilante by night.
Driven by a mission to confront criminals escaping justice, Kim Ji Yong takes matters into his own hands, blurring the lines between duty and vigilantism.
Catch this action-packed series on Disney Hotstar now.
3. Daily Dose of Sunshine
Launching on November 3 at 4 p.m. KST on Netflix, “Daily Dose of Sunshine” brings the good vibes. It’s a combo of webtoon magic and a real-life peek into a psychiatric nurse’s world. Join nurse Jung Da Eun (Park Bo Young) on her journey of personal and professional growth in the psychiatric department, healing hearts along the way. The cool part? All episodes drop at once, serving up a binge-worthy narrative packed with compassion and self-discovery. So, grab your snacks and dive into the good feels!
Let’s marathon on your comfy couch today, stream it on Netflix now.
4. Sweet Home Season 2
I know this is a bit early, but let’s get ready to dive back into the monstrous mayhem! “Sweet Home Season 2” hits the screens on December 1st, picking up after the first K-creature chaos. Hyun-su and fellow Green Home survivors navigate a transformed world where desires become monsters.
Leaving the familiar Green Home, they face new challenges in a dilapidated baseball stadium, battling both external threats and inner turmoil. Song Kang returns as Hyun-su, navigating mysterious locations and a foreboding voice. Brace for a thrilling ride as characters confront the looming threat of monstersisation, questioning Hyun-su’s role as a potential saviour.
Mark your calendar! Catch it on Netflix starting from December 1st.
5. My Demon
Get ready for a dose of supernatural hilarity! Premiering on SBS (also on Netflix!) every Friday and Saturday at 10 p.m. KST from November 24th, “My Demon” is your go-to fantasy rom-com. Picture this: a sceptical chaebol heiress, Do Do Hee (Kim Yoo Jung), and a charming demon, Jung Gu Won (Song Kang), caught up in a contractual marriage.
It’s a whimsical blend of fantasy, romance, and comedy, especially when Jung Gu Won starts losing his powers. Tune in for a laughter-filled magical ride!
Will this mischievous couple survive? Catch it on Netflix starting from November 24th.
6. All The Light We Cannot See
Dropping on November 2nd, the limited series “All The Light We Cannot See” brings to life the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Follow the journey of Marie-Laure, a blind French girl, and her father Daniel LeBlanc, escaping Nazi-occupied Paris with a legendary diamond.
This series intertwines heartbreak and historical significance, presenting a compelling exploration of human connection amid wartime adversity. Brace for an extraordinary tale that unfolds against a poignant historical backdrop.
Watch the history unfold at Netflix now.
7. Squid Game: The Challenge
Squid Game enthusiasts, gear up for a real-life showdown! “Squid Game: The Challenge” hits this month, transforming the beloved series into a riveting reality. On November 22nd, 465 players dive into the action, competing for a jaw-dropping $4.56 million. Brace for an adrenaline-fueled ride, mirroring the thrills and chills of the original show.
Be part of the game, catch it on Netflix starting from November 22nd.
8. Tell Me That You Love Me
Love is in the air! Closing the year with warmth, “Tell Me That You Love Me” premieres on November 27th exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar. This fresh take on a cherished Japanese classic and TBS Television Drama Series, scripted by Eriko Kitagawa and produced by TBS Television Inc., unveils a unique love story.
Featuring Jung Woosung and Shin Hyunbeen, the series offers a fresh perspective on life through another’s eyes, promising a heartwarming romantic journey.
Will they confess their love? Catch it on Disney Hotstar starting from November 27th.
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