Film

The Elizabeth Holmes doco You Can See Everything is out in Australia, and it is one of the most captivating and provocative films you’ll ever experience.

The 1998 Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan film is getting the reboot treatment, but for a movie that is so specific to the nascent days of the internet, how do you even update that for now?

The James Gunn era of DC Studios is largely over, after it was announced the filmmaker and his producing partner would depart years before his vision could be completed.

The Die Hard star’s heartbreaking condition has been revealed four years after his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis forced him to retire from acting.

Australian comedy-adventure Allen is packed with 1990s childhood nostalgia, but when does arrested development need to end?

Robert Pattinson emerged as a left-field contender to take on the 007 role, and he would actually be the best person in that field of candidates. But for his sake — and ours — he shouldn’t do it.

Godzilla Minus Zero has engaging action set-pieces and thematic weight. It’s exactly what a Godzilla movie should be.

Matt Damon has shared the frightening truth behind why he skipped the 2024 Oscars.

She may be playing a smelly, unibrow-having outcast in love with a wicker man, but Olivia Colman doesn’t see it as a risk.

The 95-year-old earned Emmy, Oscar and Tony Award nominations during a seven-decade entertainment career.

John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell and filmmaker Martin McDonagh team up for Wild Horse Nine, a movie with flawed friends, political conspiracies and huge Oscars buzz.

Eric Bauza, who lent his voice to a host of iconic Looney Tunes characters, has passed away, according to a statement from his family.

Twenty years ago, Chris Hansen set American TV on fire by catching paedophiles in stings, and filmed it all for ratings. Director Lance Oppenheim opens up on how the mixed genre TV influenced his own work.

He is best known for his roles in Picket Fences, Alien and Steel Magnolias.

Taika Waititi’s latest film is adapted from a novel by a renowned author, but the depth of the book didn’t carry over to the screen.

You Can See Everything is the only movie anyone is talking about, and it’s not arriving in Australia for another three weeks. But that can be a blessing.

Ahead of the four-movie Beatles movie “event”, expect to see a marketing campaign calibrated to get you excited again about the four lads from Liverpool.

After a decade, Netflix still doesn’t know how to make its movies pop in the culture. Amid an executive purge, now is its chance to finally do better.