Daniel Craig, as James Bond, is shown in a scene from “Spectre.” (Photo credit: Columbia Pictures)

Opening Friday:
“Spectre” (PG-13): Daniel Craig returns as James Bond, and he’s bringing his “Skyfall” director Sam Mendes with him in the latest (and, at two and a half hours, longest) 007 installment.
“I Smile Back” (R): Sarah Silverman takes a break from comedy for this drama about a woman plagued by self-destructive disillusionment.
“Miss You Already” (PG-13): “Twilight’s” Catherine Hardwicke directs this comedy drama about two inseparable pals (Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette) whose lifelong friendship is tested when one of them receives disastrous news.

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In stores Tuesday:
“Inside Out” (DVD/Blu-ray): Just weeks before its second film of the year hits theaters (“The Good Dinosaur,” coming Nov. 25), Pixar’s summer box office smash arrives with a heap of supplements.
“Vacation” (DVD/Blu-ray) Ed Helms and Christina Applegate take over as the Griswolds in this sequel to the 1983 comedy classic.
“The End of the Tour” (DVD/Blu-ray): Jason Segel is David Foster Wallace and Jesse Eisenberg is the Rolling Stone reporter interviewing him during a tour to promote his novel “Infinite Jest.”
“Game of Thrones” (Blu-ray): The first two seasons of HBO’s mammoth hit series get a re-release in limited edition steelbook packaging.
In stores Thursday:
“Cobain: Montage of Heck” (DVD/Blu-ray): Brett Morgen directs this critically acclaimed documentary about the life of the late Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain.