From a psychological thriller shot entirely on an iPhone to an iconic kids show rebooted, and something for the Star Wars diehards with the story of how maverick pilot Han Solo got his wings, Leigh Paatsch has you covered with what to watch.
It’s forensically authentic, but this Lars von Trier-directed insight into a pro-level psychopath is a film we could do without, writes Leigh Paatsch.
Aussie star Rebel Wilson’s first solo Hollywood lead has gone straight to Netflix here — but don’t let that put you off, writes Leigh Paatsch. Her trademark self-depreciating sarcasm is on point.
A married couple in real life, Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem tackle the question, does an old love ever really die? Everybody Knows provides a sophisticated story but many will see the twist coming miles away.
OSCAR hopeful Benedict Cumberbatch cracks the enigma of brilliant but blunt code breaking genius Alan Turing in a gripping World War II drama.
REVIEW: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies is a fitting reward for sitting through the first sluggish instalments of Peter Jackson’s trilogy.
REVIEW: Big Hero 6 is a refreshing mix of American and Japanese cartooning kids will love and parents will find refreshing
REVIEW: The novelty hasn’t quite worn off A Night at the Museum, but the franchise probably should stop with this third instalment.
REVIEW: Russell Crowe’s The Water Diviner might change your mind about Australian cinema – for the better.
WHAT festive flick best suits your own particular view of Christmas? Take our interactive quiz, and Leigh Paatsch will come up with a recommendation.
MOVIE REVIEW: The new Annie movie has a sturdy musical plot to draw on that holds up well, but the rearranged songs are mighty shaky.
THESE are the best and the worst films that hit our cinema screens this year. While some blew us away, the Transformers won’t be happy.
MOVIE REVIEW: Mr. Turner is an engrossing biopic of the famous British painter JMW Turner from legendary UK filmmaker Mike Leigh.
MOVIE REVIEW: Like a majority of sequels to hit comedies, Horrible Bosses 2 feels as if it is the result of a compulsory work order.
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