This week's release slate splits cleanly between Friday's theatrical arrivals and a packed Tuesday at home. Leading the cinema side on Friday, October 30 is The Mongoose, which puts Liam Neeson behind the wheel as a falsely accused war hero dragging police into a live, televised cross-country chase with his old Special Forces unit backing him up.
Veteran stunt coordinator Mark Vanselow, who spent nearly two decades doubling for Neeson on films from Taken to The Grey, makes his feature directorial debut here alongside Marisa Tomei and Ving Rhames.
Sharing Friday's theatrical window is The Mosquito Bowl, Peter Berg's World War II drama starring Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgård as college football stars who enlist in the Marines after Pearl Harbor.
At home starting Tuesday, October 27, three recent theatrical releases reach digital platforms to rent or buy: Michael Showalter's thriller Verity with Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson, Ridley Scott's post-pandemic survival drama The Dog Stars starring Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin, and the animated adventure Forgotten Island.
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On television, Thursday, October 29 brings Nocturne, a six-part serial-killer thriller led by Liev Schreiber and Zazie Beetz. Save any of this week's arrivals to your Plot watchlist so you know the moment they land.
