Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin and Ridley Scott couldn't work their magic with The Dog Stars to dislodge Spidey, Odyssey and Insidious off the podium, whilst Andre Rieu continued his reign
There's no budging Spidey and The Odyssey, with the latter benefitting from increased IMAX sessions. Meanwhile, the latest Insidious opened in third, well above Mutiny and Spa Weekend, which both
It was all about Spidey this weekend, with punters of all ages turning out in droves, pre-booking seats for date nights of all sorts, and pointing to the possibility that
8.2
… a consistently engaging, excitingly directed, well acted superhero flick with a surprising amount of emotional heft and genuinely memorable sequences.
As the carnival promoting the second season of wildly popular show Wednesday flew through Sydney, co-creators/showrunners/professional partners Alfred Gough (left) and Miles Millar (born in Sydney, coincidentally) sat down to
… a strong premise, a talented cast and some of the dopiest moments on the big screen in recent memory. It’s a bit of a mess, although not without its
Thwip! In a case of deja vu, the top 6 remains unchanged from last weekend's report, however, it was a lacklustre weekend across the board, with figures down an average
Have we entered some sort of multi-verse at the cinemas? With animation (including CGI, reboots, remakes) dominating the box office in a way that we have never seen before, this
Those with the patience to stomach the bloat are in for a good time …
Bullet Train maintained top spot, whilst Father's Day offerings Top Gun: Maverick and Spider-Man: No Way Home (not my father?!) re-emerged in cinemas with a vengeance. Orphan: First Kill was