November is a time to chill out ahead of the Christmas season – so what better time to catch a blockbuster or a potential new favourite in your local cinema?

Thankfully, Hollywood has come prepared with plenty of gripping watches to keep us locked in our seats this month – and with Sky Cinema’s partnership with Vue, customers can get two FREE tickets to see the latest films at the cinema at no extra cost.

So, whether you want to catch the final instalment of musical Wicked: For Good, catch some Oscar-potential with Emma Stone’s new movie Bugonia, or see a historical drama with The Running Man, we have you covered.

And with two free Vue Cinema tickets every month, you won’t have to break the bank either to see them.

Even if you want to stay in, Sky has your back with even more new movies joining Sky Cinema. You can see the full list here of what you can watch at home.

But if you want to make use of those free Vue tickets – whether you’re in London, Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester or anywhere else – here’s what you use your free tickets on this month.

Release Date: November 7th

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson star as Grace and Jackson, a couple who decide to uproot their life and family in New York for a quieter world in Montana, Jackson’s childhood home. But once there, writer Grace finds herself slowly slipping into madness due to the isolated world she finds herself in, putting pressure on her relationship as her behaviour continues to get more erratic.

Release Date: November 7th

The latest collaboration of Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone (who previously worked on Oscar-winning films The Favourite and Poor Things, as well as Kinds of Kindness), this out of this world story follows two conspiracy-obsessed men, who come to believe a high-flying CEO of a major corporation is actually an alien planning to destroy the Earth. In a bid to get the truth, they decide to kidnap her.

Release Date: November 7th

The latest instalment to the Predator franchise, starring Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi. The story follows Dek, a young alien hunter who has been cast out from his Predator clan as he embarks on a journey “in search of the ultimate adversary”. On his journey, he encounters Thia, a damaged Weyland-Yutani (Wey-Yu) synth who proves to be a helpful ally.

Release Date: November 14th

In the third chapter of the series, The Four Horsemen are back in business for their biggest heist yet. Recruiting three more illusionists along the way, the team plan to secure the world’s largest queen diamond – right from the under the nose of a crime syndicate.

Release Date: November 14th

Glen Powell stars in this remake of the 1987 movie, based on the book by Stephen King. In a dystopian future, game show The Running Man is must-watch TV – and tracks contestants as they are hunted down by professional assassins. If they survive 30 days without being caught, they earn a cash prize. In dire need of money for his sick daughter, Ben Richards accepts the challenge – but soon the game is out to get him as he becomes a fan favourite, and soon those in charge become keen to make sure he doesn’t make it.

Release Date: November 14th

Based on the book The Nazi and the Psychiatrist by Jack El-Hai, Nuremberg follows the true story of the titular court trials held by the Allies after the end of World War II.

Douglas Kelley, an American psychiatrist, is left in charge of deciding whether Nazi prisoners at Nuremberg prison are fit to stand trial for their crimes during the war – among them Hermann Göring, Hitler’s right-hand man.

Soon, the two enter a battle of wits, with Göring vowing to ‘escape the hangman’s noose’ for the atrocities he was part of while Kelley is desperate to make sure the right people take accountability for their actions.

Find out more about Nuremberg here.

Release Date: November 21st

In the second and final part of this tie-in tale to The Wizard of Oz, Wicked: For Good picks up several years since the events of the first film. With Elphaba now Enemy Number 1 in Oz, cast out and branded ‘The Wicked Witch of the West’, her former friend Glinda has become a beacon of hope and good.

But as an angry mob tries to take Elphaba down, she will need the help of all of those she came to know and love at Shiz University in order to survive – as the question of what it means to be a good person is put to the ultimate test.

Release Date: November 28th

In a new animated adventure, Detectives Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are back as they attempt to track down a mysterious animal who is causing chaos in the town of Zootopia. In order to catch their bad guy, they need to go undercover.

Release Date: November 28th

Sydney Sweeney is completely transformed into Christy Martin – one of the biggest boxers of the 90s – in this new sports biopic.

Tracking her life and career, the film follows what it takes to become the best, starting with her small-town roots in West Virginia to becoming an international star. Fuelled by a determination that was unmatched, she is guided by her manager (and later husband) Jim. But behind closed doors, things are far more brutal – including her husband’s attempt to murder her in 2010.