From an Agatha Christie whodunit to cheesy 80s comedies and romantic dramas — there’s a movie to suit everyone’s taste on TV tonight. We’ve rated every film so you don’t waste your time on a one-star dud.
Sacha Baron Cohen’s new Borat movie premieres this week, but those hoping it would deliver the same level of comedic brilliance as its prequel may be sorely disappointed.
A chilling tale of an American murder and the story of how McDonalds became a fast food titan are among the diverse options available on streaming platforms to help you survive lockdown fatigue this weekend. Leigh Paatsch looks at the best movies on Binge, Netflix and more.
A blockbuster line-up of movies is on offer on free-to-air TV over the coming nights. Leigh Paatsch rates all the entertainment offerings for the weekend.
Parasite was first released in Australia eight months ago, but off the back of it’s history-making Best Picture win at the Oscars, this twisty mystery is getting a wide re-release. And you need to see it.
Richard Jewell became a big name during the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, but he wasn’t an athlete. He was a security guard who discovered a bomb in a bag that kicked off a feeding frenzy and a chilling, cautionary tale.
Jane Austen once described her young, haughty and headstrong character of Emma as “a heroine whom no-one but myself will much like” and to its credit this new movie sticks with the famed author’s blueprint.
The only positive impression left by DC Comics’s Suicide Squad was Harley Quinn. And now her spin off is here. But if you are faint of heart or selective of taste, you might be wise to give this one a big miss. Here’s why.
Oscars are upon us again which means it’s time to celebrate the best of the best in Hollywood. Here are all the categories and nominees you need to know.
While this latest instalment in The Grudge franchise is one that can get forcefully scary when it has a mind to do so, true horror fans may have an issue with it.
With the Oscars happening Monday, what better time to reacquaint yourself with last year’s upset winner? Or the classic five-star gangster movie Goodfellas might be more your style. Here’s what to watch this weekend.
If you think you can pick what intimidating psychological drama The Lighthouse is ultimately up to with this strange, strained state of affairs, you could be in for a rude shock.
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