Kind of jarring to put a cutesy kids film next to two horror movies and follow it up with a documentary, but that's this week's new releases for you. Variety is the spice of life!

I was really hoping that Brad Pitt's adventures in space to find his father would end up with him rescuing Matt Damon, but alas, from Ad Astra's trailer it looks like I got my hopes up for nothing.

It may be Friday the 13th but there aren't any spooky releases this weekend, but there is a little bit of everything else though.

I'm SO EXCITED to watch IT: Chapter 2 this weekend! I loved the first film and, while the second might not be hitting the same highs, I'm still very keen for the conclusion. And I'll also finally be able to read the book.

Quite a few critically acclaimed films are opening in cinemas this week, from Quentin Tarantino's latest to a raucously funny, R-rated coming-of-age tale. Here's everything hitting local screens this weekend.

Today's new movies include Angel has Fallen, the rare third film in a franchise that has actually managed to improve on both of its predecessors (albeit only slightly), and the third version of Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, which the director has labelled as his favourite.

For a very long time, I thought that Lego and Playmobil was the same thing. Unfortunately for Playmobil, they're not, and it looks like they can't match the massive success that The Lego Movies have had.

Despite the long weekend, there aren't too many movies opening in cinemas, so your choices are, unfortunately, limited.