The best films out in September include Bill Nighy's brilliant murder-mystery and Jennifer Lawrence's surreal horror
Here is a romance done properly, with all the blood, sweat, and tears – as well as mud, spit, vomit, and all other kinds of excrescence and effluence – needed to tell a real, pungent love story. God's Own Country is more than just the Yorkshire Dales' Brokeback Mountain.
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Bill Nighy is on the trail of a terrifying serial killer in Victorian London in this grievously undersold thriller. What could just have been another whodunnit with murdered prostitutes ends up being a feminist polemic with serious punch (and Bill Nighy).
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When it comes to It, you'll fall into one of two camps. You're either incredibly excited to see it, and can't wait to hurl your popcorn into the air with a shriek – or you'd rather eat your dinner off a sticky cinema carpet than go see this hair-raising horror based on Stephen King's epic novel.
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And if the idea of It turns your stomach, you're unlikely to be that willing to go brave Mother! – except, perhaps, that it stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem (if there's a sexier onscreen pairing, we don't know of it) and is directed by Darren 'Requiem for a Dream' Aronofsky. So it's going to by stylish horror, at least.
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Young, impetuous, unlikeable, and brilliant – it's hard to think of a better actor than Shia LaBeouf to play temper-tantrum tennis-star John McEnroe. This drama focuses on his rivalry with the comparatively Zen Swedish player Björn Borg in the 1970s.
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