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Pixar’s wildly entertaining return plus other new movies to watch this week
Welcome to our weekly wrap of what’s new in cinemas.
- Jake Wilson and Sandra Hall
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New movies to watch: Glen Powell’s dark comedy, a Charli XCX mockumentary, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Frankenstein and a docudrama
Welcome to our weekly wrap of what’s new in cinemas.
- Sandra Hall and Jake Wilson
‘Watch for the close-up of copulating snails’: Is Wuthering Heights really as steamy as it promises?
Emerald Fennell’s take on Emily Brontë’s classic novel owes its idiosyncratic style to the current taste for “romantasy”.
- Sandra Hall
Hamnet won Golden Globes for best drama and best actress – but is it any good?
A new film puts Shakespeare’s wife Anne Hathaway centre stage as the couple mourn the death of their young son.
- Sandra Hall
Movies to see this week: It’s been almost a decade. Was Zootopia 2 worth the wait?
Welcome to our weekly wrap of what’s new in cinemas this week.
- Jake Wilson and Sandra Hall
- ★★★
- M magazine
Knives Out goes Gothic in latest Daniel Craig whodunnit parody
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery also stars Josh Brolin, Glenn Close, Kerry Washington and Josh O’Connor.
- Jake Wilson
Movies to see this week: George Clooney in full movie-star mode, a new horror and a Gaza doco
Adam Sandler and Billy Crudup join Clooney in Jay Kelly, a film about an actor on a journey of self-discovery, while hope and devastation collide in the documentary Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk.
- Sandra Hall and Jake Wilson
This is the role of a lifetime, and Rose Byrne embraces it with everything she’s got
Rose Byrne, Conan O’Brien, A$AP Rocky, and a malevolent hamster come together in a film that takes on the minefield of motherhood.
- Sandra Hall
Reality TV takes a deadly turn in this classic remake
Intelligent chase scenes make The Running Man stand out from the dystopian pack.
- Jake Wilson
Don’t let the name put you off, Fwends is poignant and real
This tiny budget debut feature film by Melbourne-based Sophie Somerville punches above its weight.
- Jake Wilson