Victims' families blame Cruise for film deaths
The families of two pilots killed in a plane crash during the filming of American Made have filed a lawsuit which alleges Tom Cruise was partly to blame.
Movies
On the phone while driving? Check this real life horror movie
Five young people volunteered to be filmed driving for two weeks. What the footage revealed was truly horrifying.
Putting a spotlight on military veterans through film
The president, Damien Thomlinson, who lost his legs in Afghanistan, is one of three board veterans.
Director of Gibson film files suit to have it destroyed
The director of Mel Gibson's Oxford Dictionary movie is looking to destroy a producer's cut of the film, saying it does not reflect his wishes.
Is Captain Underpants a comment on marriage equality?
David Soren's film about the dimwitted Captain Underpants has something for everyone.
Best of the box office
Film reviews: Australia Day, Captain Underpants, The Lego Ninjago Movie.
Oscar winner takes on Lara Croft in new Tomb Raider
Oscar winner Alicia Vikander is Lara Croft in the new trailer for Tomb Raider.
James Cameron announces surprise Terminator news
Linda Hamilton is returning to the Terminator franchise for the first time since 1991's Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
Kingsman review:Not an easy film to like
As entertaining as the Kingsman sequel mostly is, this isn't an easy film to like.
Lego Ninjago review: Cliched hero tale strays too far from reality
This is a film assembled by committee to sell toys, and it shows.
Olivia Munn's Ocean's Eight cameo cost her money
Olivia Munn has dropped a surprise bombshell about the highly anticipated film Ocean's Eleven spin-off.
Satire of white privilege lacks magic touch
Jon Lithgow shines in Beatriz at Dinner, a film starring Salma Hayek as a Mexican immigrant who treats rich cancer patients.
The Go-Betweens: divisions and pain run deep
A new documentary takes you inside the highs and lows of Australian rock royalty outfit the Go-Betweens, writes Andrew Stafford.
Top five films: best of the big screen
Our pick of what's showing on the big screen this week
Australia Day review: 'A few cans short of a barbecue'
Kriv Stenders' new film is unreservedly bleak, and it just gets bleaker.
Australian film Sweet Country wins Toronto award
Thornton and his stunning film continue their march towards potential Oscars glory.
Make it Australian, or lose it, warns Gillian Armstrong
This isn't the first time the veteran director has felt Australian film and television was in serious trouble, and sadly it probably won't be the last.
Acts of bravery
Feature-length documentary Mr Gay Syria highlights the plight of gay Syrian refugees as a group of young men compete to enter the Mr Gay World contest.
Actor Harry Dean Stanton dies aged 91
Though he starred in blockbusters such as Alien and The Godfather, Stanton was best known for quirky roles such as Paris, Texas and Twin Peaks.
Big in Hollywood, but rebel Wilson was paid a pittance
A huge defamation payout has put the smile back on Rebel Wilson's face, but court documents reveal her early years in Hollywood were a struggle financially.
Jamie Lee Curtis signs for final Halloween chapter
Jamie Lee Curtis is returning to the Halloween role she created four decades ago.
'I ate lots of pies': Bale's prep for Dick Cheney role
The actor is playing the former US vice president in Adam McKay's upcoming Backseat.
Daniel Dae Kim wins Hellboy role given up by Ed Skrein
Skrein gave up the part because he wanted to help bring positive change to representation in Hollywood.
Damages in Rebel Wilson case spell disaster for gossip sites
The world of celebrity gossip media in Australia may just have been dealt a fatal blow by a massive defamation damages award.
Simon Baker's Breath catches the Toronto wave
Baker's adaptation of the Tim Winton novel had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
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