Your Night In: Every movie on TV tonight rated
A Harry Potter sequel that’s far superior to the original is one of several excellent movie options on TV tonight, including a Wes Anderson masterpiece and an underrated underground thriller.
A Harry Potter sequel that’s far superior to the original is one of several excellent movie options on TV tonight, including a Wes Anderson masterpiece and an underrated underground thriller.
Mystery, animation, sport and biopics make up some of the many great movies available for streaming this weekend. So sit back and settle in for a film feast.
From the first instalment of a steamy blockbuster trilogy to a helping of rom coms guaranteed to lighten up your lockdown blues, this weekend’s TV schedule is jam-packed with unmissable picks.
From a goofy action flick to a classic J-Lo rom-com, there’s something for every family member on TV tonight — even the young ones can indulge in the millionth re-run of the Harry Potter flick that started a phenomenon.
Charlize Theron was a force as Megyn Kelly, Scarlett Johansson pushed herself harder than any of her rivals in Marriage Story and Renée Zellweger is the comeback story we love with her knockout performance as Judy Garland. So who will win?
Some nice work does continually surface during hyper-whimsical Australian family movie H is for Happiness, but so too do its niggling inconsistencies, with its rookie leads lacking the dramatic range at this early stage of their careers to carry it.
Nine movies are vying for the Oscars top gong, covering everything from racing and marriage to war and parasites with some seriously heavyweight star power. So who will win Best Picture?
It’s a field of strong contenders for the Oscar for Best Actor, but was Adam Driver’s Marriage Story performance or Leo’s lead role in Once Upon a Time strong enough to oust Joaquin Phoenix as Joker?
Laura Dern has swept the awards season so far with a SAG award, BAFTA, Critics’ Choice Award and a Golden Globe. Can she take out the Oscar for her supporting role in Marriage Story or will Margot Robbie or Scarlett Johansson steal the gong?
The Oscar for Best Director is one coveted gong and with a strong field this year, including Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese, it’s a tight race for the biggest achievement behind the camera.
It’s known as an award for the old-timers — a pat on the back for a career well done — and this year’s crop features some all time Hollywood greats. But Leigh Paatsch predicts this year will be different.
Get a dose of Australian history on your screen with the strangest rendition of the Ned Kelly story you’ll see or a sobering yet uplifting family war drama. But if that’s not your thing, here’s what else you should watch.
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