The 13 biggest movies hitting theatres this summer
December is traditionally blissful for movie fans. Leigh Paatsch has cast his eye over all the top releases coming this summer.
December is traditionally blissful for movie fans. Leigh Paatsch has cast his eye over all the top releases coming this summer.
With an all-singing, all-dancing Timothee Chalamet – and a hilarious Hugh Grant – Wonka is not just a great movie, it could become a pop-culture phenomenon, writes Leigh Paatsch.
Director Bradley Cooper follows up A Star Is Born with another music-focused masterpiece but Carey Mulligan steals the show with the best acting of the year.
Apart from the brilliant battle scenes and a brave Vanessa Kirby, Ridley Scott’s long-awaited Napoleon biopic ends up as an overstuffed and disappointing mess, writes Leigh Paatsch.
The tone-deaf, hot mess that is Hillbilly Elegy stands out — for all the wrong reasons — among the new movies on streaming platforms.
We’ve run the rule over every movie on free-to-air TV this weekend to help you pick the best one for you and your family.
Keira Knightley shines in the real-life story of Misbehaviour and Netflix’s award-bait Hillbilly Elegy is a hot mess. These are the must-see movies of the week.
From an animated Christmas classic to the Aussie horror flick that banked $300m at the box office, streaming services are packed with new releases ahead of the weekend. Here are the best.
There’s a movie for everyone on free-to-air TV over the coming nights. Leigh Paatsch uncovers the best viewing options for your weekend.
There’s something for everyone on TV this weekend with over 30 movies to choose from. From action, to romance to something for the kids, let us help you find something to watch.
Art imitates life with Dustin Hoffman in a race against time to fight a contagious virus, while Shia LaBeouf is a troubled fisherman on an adventure with a stowaway. Leigh Paatsch rates the weekend viewing options on Binge, Netflix and more.
From high-stakes low-plot action movies to sequels both magical and meandering, there is no shortage of cinematic variety on TV tonight.
Blake Lively stars in a pulpy, punishing tale of vengeance, Emma Roberts lightens the mood in a rom-com and Joel Edgerton takes viewers on a torrid journey of mystery. Leigh Paatsch reviews the offerings on Binge, Netflix and more.
Movies to satisfy every taste are on free-to-air TV over the coming nights. Leigh Paatsch casts a discerning eye over what’s hot and what’s not.
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