Breakout young actor Jacob Tremblay stars alongside Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson in the moving film Wonder, based on the best-selling novel.
From the acclaimed director Luc Besson comes a new entry into the sci-fi adventure genre of films – Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.
The 3rd trailer features a look at the toys that come with Spider-Man’s new suit in Homecoming, provided by Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.).
In case you missed them, here are some new trailers released over the past week for The Mummy, The House and War for the Planet of the Apes.
Being the 5th film in the Pirates franchise, Dead Men Tell No Tales does just enough to bring the series back to its former glory. Keywords – just enough.
The law drama Don’t Tell lacks that gut-punch feeling you’d expect from a film about a sexual abuse survivor at the hands of a church-associated paedophile.
Bong Joon Ho’s Okja is set to further ignite the never-ending ethical debate between meat-eaters and non-meat eaters around the world.
The colourful emoji characters on your phone’s keyboard get their own world in the new trailer for the upcoming animation The Emoji Movie.
In honour of the recent release of Alien: Covenant comes the hilarious Honest Trailer for James Cameron’s hit film Aliens (1986).
How do you tell the story of King Arthur, a story that’s been told on film many times before while keeping it fresh? Give it to Guy Ritchie.
Check out the trailer for the new comedy-drama film Battle of the Sexes, based on a true story and starring Emma Stone and Steve Carell.
Check out this hilarious re-cut trailer for Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man (2002) to see Tobey Maguire play a perfectly cast villain.
Forget Ted, forget Johnny Utah, forget Neo. There’s a new Keanu Reeves character in town that eclipses them all – John Wick.
The creepy first poster for renowned director Darren Aronofsky’s next film Mother! has just dropped, starring Jennifer Lawrence.
The acclaimed Aussie actor Ben Mendelsohn will be in Melbourne (and Sydney) for a special in conversation screening of his upcoming film Una.
Ali’s Wedding is the upcoming Australian romantic comedy film based on a true story from the life of the film’s co-writer and star Osamah Sami.
