Eliza Janssen

These fantastic films are anything but two-dimensional, whether they’re made for kids or older fans of animation.

Long-time science fiction nerds will froth at the first TV adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s “interplanetary novels”.

Place your bid to be shiny and chrome, hooning around your suburb in the War Rig or the Doof Wagon.

Simu Liu stars as the San Francisco superhero, Marvel’s first Asian lead—here’s where to see him kick arse.

Ryan Reynolds stars as Guy, a video game background character who realises the truth about his status in ‘Free City’.

Two extremely attractive people grapple with their vows in this remake of the Bergman drama miniseries.

“Whatever happens now”, Rosamund Pike warns us breathily in the first trailer, “there’s no turning back.”

Kenneth Branagh directs this highly personal black-and-white story of boyhood in turmoil.

Based on a series of fan-fic-inspired novels, the third film in the ‘After’ series now has its streaming home.

Even as it’s still screening in some Aussie cinemas, this high-concept feature will take your living room to sunken, futuristic world.

How excited should we be? Is Yahya playing Morpheus? Just how deep does the rabbit hole go?

From vital documentaries to a new drama on the value of lost lives, here’s how to learn more about 9/11 on screen.

Otis has a moustache, Eric has some sick gold eyeshadow, and there’s a strict new head teacher in charge.

Julie Delpy creates and stars in this clever comedy about a group of women navigating middle age.

Tom Hardy is back, this time making peace with his demons in order to fight a supercharged Woody Harrelson.

Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson lead this latest moony flick from disaster auteur Roland Emmerich.

This tearjerking movie musical stars Ben Platt, reprising the Broadway role that won him a Tony.