Best movies to stream this weekend
There’s a movie for all tastes available on streaming services this weekend, so make the most of the bad weather and lack of footy and curl up on the couch with one of these films.
There’s a movie for all tastes available on streaming services this weekend, so make the most of the bad weather and lack of footy and curl up on the couch with one of these films.
Sean Connery goes on an action adventure in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Woody Allen takes us on a Spanish romp in Vicky, Cristina Barcelona and a West Texas high-school football team captivates in Friday Night Lights. Here’s all tonight’s TV fare rated.
Millie Bobby Brown has all the answers as Sherlock Holmes’ younger sister in ‘Enola Holmes’, and Dakota Johnson puts her 50 Shades shockers behind her in the feel-good fun of ‘The High Note’.
Art blends perfectly with heart against a Parisian backdrop in Amelie, eerie psychodrama Take Shelter takes viewers on a race against time and Disney offers another classic animation in Mulan. Leigh Paatsch rates all the TV offerings tonight.
Twenty five years may have passed since their first screen assignment, but Bad Boys For Life Will Smith and Martin Lawrence deliver in this spectacularly combustive and conspicuously ridiculous last hurrah.
Just Mercy details the true story of an idealistic lawyer facing racial roadblocks. But despite gripping performances, particularly from Michael B. Jordan, the flick’s been unfairly snubbed by awards season.
More than a decade after finding fame in Twilight, Kristen Stewart is back on screens with lean, mean marine thriller Underwater. The flick is visually vivid — but does the star’s performance sink or swim?
Nearly a decade since shooting her final scene in Twilight, Kristen Stewart says she refuses to be typecast, choosing movies that push her to her limits, just like her A-lister Hollywood action role model.
Double Oscar-winner Tom Hanks is Hollywood’s nice guy, but the superstar veteran actor warns against anyone who is trying to take advantage of his good nature.
If you’re in the market for some real movie magic, then get along to Dolittle and watch Hollywood make $250 million disappear in 100 minutes, along with Robert Downey Jr’s bizarre and largely unintelligible depiction of Doc.
Those with an interest in all things #MeToo – both the positive and negative aspects of the phenomenon – will definitely walk away feeling Bombshell could have gone in harder.
Margot Robbie and Oscar-winners Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman join forces to bust open attitudes to sexual harassment in acclaimed drama Bombshell. But there was one part of the script that left Robbie “so shocked”.
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