'You can't take your eyes off it': Meet the director behind one of the year's best movies so far
Todd Haynes's new movie May December stars Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore as an actor and her subject, as Moore's past transgressions return to the fore.
Charlie Kaufman's new animated kids movie asks: Are you afraid of the dark?
The man responsible for films including Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind and I'm Thinking of Ending Things tries his hand in the kids market.
If nothing else, Argylle is a testament to the magic of movie marketing
A successful viral hoax generated a lot of buzz for star-studded campy action comedy Argylle. Does it live up to the hype?
Margot Robbie breaks silence on Barbie Oscars snub
Margot Robbie has addressed controversy over Barbie's absence from the best director and best actress categories at the 2024 Oscars.
Julianne Moore says her new movie is not about Mary Kay Letourneau. But it cuts uncomfortably close
Julianne Moore and Charles Melton star in May December as a married couple who began their sexual relationship when she was 36 and he was just 13 years old.
Eight Oscar nominations for Barbie isn't a snub — here's why
The internet is fuming that Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig were passed over for best actress and best director nominations for the 2024 Academy Awards. So how did we get here?
ICYMI: Jacob Elordi is very tall on SNL, the most hyped films from Sundance, and Pitchfork gutted
From the Minecraft movie to a juicy Brent Street reality show, here's all the latest entertainment news.
Huge new Michelle Yeoh series fuses black comedy and martial arts: The best of what to watch this January
New year new content! Here's what's good and new to streaming this month that you might not have heard of yet.
The Plastics and their Burn Book are back in the Mean Girls reboot but has the story lost its edge?
While serving up plenty of fan service, Mean Girls has lost its grit and darkly comic undertones.
The Holdovers is a dying breed of movie — the perfect comfort watch
The Holdovers won Golden Globes for Paul Giamatti and Da'Vine Joy Rudolph. Now that it's finally landed in Australian cinemas, it as good as the critics say?
'I do my job best when how I look doesn't matter': Da'Vine Joy Randolph shines in Golden-Globe winning role
Da'Vine Joy Randolph is an early Oscar contender for her role in the Holdovers, which gives a complex voice to a grieving mother.
Dan Levy's movie debut uncovers the lies we tell each other and ourselves to move forward
The directorial debut of Schitt's Creek creator and star Dan Levy sees the actor's character Marc navigating the stormy waters of grief, with help from his friends.
Taika Waititi was once a renegade. Does his new movie measure up?
The much-loved Kiwi director returns with a movie based on the true story of the American Samoa soccer team, starring Michael Fassbender.
Nicolas Cage is suddenly popping up in people's dreams in the latest film from A24
Dream Scenario stars Nicolas Cage shucked of all movie star swagger and sporting a hairline long since receded. Nonetheless, he keeps popping up in people's dreams.
Taika Waititi on authenticity and the myth of success
Taika Waititi's new comedy centres on the American Samoan soccer team's journey through the World Cup qualifiers.
Stars discuss diversity in Hollywood with new animated adventure
Comic characters Awkwafina and Keegan-Michael Key star in Migration, the new animated adventure following a family of ducks flying south for the winter. ABC News Breakfast caught up with them to chat about their roles and the importance of hearing diverse voices in Hollywood.
Months of work for a few seconds of film: Animator Andy on bringing Chicken Run characters to life
Twenty three years after Chicken Run's release, Andy had the "mind blowing" opportunity to work with stop motion powerhouse Aardman on Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget. We took a look behind the scenes.
Meet Deep Roy, the man who was 165 Oompa Loompas — including an entire glam rock band
Deep Roy played 165 Oompa Loompas (including an entire glam rock band) in Tim Burton's 2005 film adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Will Hugh Grant in 2023's Wonka ever measure up?
An adults-only take on the classic Parent Trap plotline: Is this the most unhinged film of 2023?
Irreverent, absurd and starring Bowen Yang as an extremely gay God, Dicks: The Musical is a balls-to-the-wall parody of toxic masculinity.
'I hope this helps people to understand': Why a film about racism and a rugby tour in 1972 still resonates today
In Julian Dennison's new flick Uproar, his character's life echoes his own experiences of navigating culture, racism and ethics, all while going through the truly formative adventure that is attending an all-boys high school.
Bottoms is stupid and funny — something women, let alone queer women, rarely get to be
Two teens start a fight club so they can hook up with cheerleaders, but in a way that is "so supportive of women — especially the hot ones". We unpack the madness that is female-lead high school comedy Bottoms, with its director Emma Seligman.
'I'd always wanted my own Proton Pack': Meet Queensland's real-life Ghostbusters
How a bunch of Australian hobbyists hit the big slime and became officially recognised ghoul hunters.
Why the Irish are so serious about being funny as film festival gets underway
The Irish Film Festival gets underway today in Australia and there will be some movies that will make you laugh and cry. So, what is it about the Irish and their ability to find light in tragic circumstances?
Alison shares her Brisbane home with 150 extremely rare Barbie dolls
With only 20 years of seriously collecting the dolls under her belt, Alison Burton has been hawkishly watching the Barbie market as their value keeps rising.
Strays will leave you roaring with laughter and gasping in disbelief
Starring Will Ferrell, Jamie Foxx and Australian actor Isla Fisher, Strays is an R-rated comedy about friendship that will have you howling with laughter.