As April winds down, Brisbane’s cinemas are firing up with an exciting mix of blockbuster sequels, cult classics, live performances and music films. Whether you’re after a nostalgia-fuelled experience or keen to dive into something new, this week’s releases have something to suit every mood. Here’s what’s showing and where to find it.

The Accountant 2

A high-stakes action thriller as the enigmatic accountant returns with new enemies and deeper secrets to uncover.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS
Rating: 7.5/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: THE ACCOUNTANT 2 – HOYTS

Until Dawn

A psychological thriller about a weekend getaway that spirals into a chilling descent as paranoia takes hold.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS
Get Tickets: UNTIL DAWN – HOYTS

Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (20th Anniversary)

Anakin Skywalker’s tragic turn to the dark side in this pivotal chapter of the saga, now back on the big screen.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS
Rating: 7.6/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: REVENGE OF THE SITH – HOYTS

Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII

The iconic 1972 concert captured in the haunting ruins of Pompeii, newly restored for the big screen.
Cinema: Event Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Rating: 8.6/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: PINK FLOYD – EVENT CINEMAS

Lobby

A philosophical slow-burn drama unravelling mysteries through the conversations and silences of a hotel lobby.
Cinema: Event Cinemas
Rating: 6.1/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: LOBBY – EVENT CINEMAS

Mumu

A warm and whimsical French coming-of-age tale exploring family, rebellion and imagination in the 1950s.
Cinema: Event Cinemas
Get Tickets: MUMU – EVENT CINEMAS

Peg O’ My Heart

Romance blossoms through letters from the past in this gentle, emotionally rich drama.
Cinema: Event Cinemas
Rating: 6.1/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: PEG O’ MY HEART – EVENT CINEMAS

Alien (1979)

Ridley Scott’s tense sci-fi horror returns, where no one can hear you scream in space.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 8.5/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: ALIEN – FIVE STAR CINEMAS

Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove

A razor-sharp Cold War satire, brilliantly absurd and disturbingly prophetic.
Cinema: Palace Cinemas
Rating: 7.6/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: DR. STRANGELOVE – PALACE CINEMAS

2001: A Space Odyssey

Kubrick’s legendary odyssey through time and space that redefined cinema.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 8.3/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY – FIVE STAR CINEMAS

Big Shark

Tommy Wiseau takes on a killer shark in what might be the weirdest creature feature of the year.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 5.4/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: BIG SHARK – FIVE STAR CINEMAS

Aliens (1986)

Ripley’s return against the xenomorph horde in one of cinema’s most thrilling sequels.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 8.4/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: ALIENS – FIVE STAR CINEMAS

Royal Ballet: Romeo and Juliet

A lush ballet adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragic romance, with world-class performances and choreography.
Cinema: Palace Cinemas
Get Tickets: ROMEO AND JULIET – PALACE CINEMAS

Spirited Away

A visually stunning coming-of-age journey through a spirit world, from animation master Hayao Miyazaki.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 8.6/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: SPIRITED AWAY – FIVE STAR CINEMAS

From intergalactic action to surreal French nostalgia, Brisbane cinemas are offering up an enticing array of films this week. Whether you’re revisiting a classic, exploring something avant-garde, or catching the latest blockbuster, now’s the perfect time to escape into the big screen experience.

From blockbuster thrillers to cult anime classics and insightful documentaries, Brisbane’s cinemas are rolling out a packed schedule this week. Here’s what’s hitting the big screen on April 17, 2025, with films showing across major venues including Event Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS, Five Star, and Palace Cinemas.

Drop

A psychological drama exploring the unraveling of truth after a mysterious disappearance. Tension builds as secrets come to light in this moody, character-driven story.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Five Star Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Rating: 6.6/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: DROP – Five Star Cinemas

Neil Young: Coastal

This music documentary captures Neil Young’s reflections, performances, and environmental advocacy along his coastal tour. A must-see for longtime fans and music lovers alike.
Cinema: HOYTS, Palace Cinemas
Get Tickets: Neil Young: Coastal – Palace Cinemas

Sinners

A dark, philosophical thriller that delves into the consequences of guilt and morality. As a community unravels, lines between right and wrong blur dangerously.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Five Star Cinemas, Cinebar, Palace Cinemas
Get Tickets: SINNERS – Five Star Cinemas

The Correspondent

When a war journalist uncovers a cover-up, the truth becomes a dangerous pursuit. A gripping political drama with international stakes and emotional depth.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Five Star Cinemas, Cinebar, Palace Cinemas
Rating: 8.5/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: The Correspondent – Five Star Cinemas

The Penguin Lesson

Based on a true story, this heartfelt film follows an unlikely bond between a man and a penguin. It’s a gentle, life-affirming tale with universal charm.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Rating: 7.3/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: The Penguin Lesson – Five Star Cinemas

Golgo 13: The Professional

One of the original anime anti-heroes hits the screen in this stylish, action-packed 1983 film. Golgo 13 delivers bullets, brooding, and brutal precision.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 6.8/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: Golgo 13 – Five Star Cinemas

Ninja Scroll

A legendary samurai battles demons, assassins, and corruption in this cult anime hit. Beautifully animated and brutally iconic.
Cinema: Five Star Cinemas
Rating: 7.8/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: Ninja Scroll – Five Star Cinemas

Warfare

A raw depiction of combat and survival, this war thriller questions loyalty, sacrifice, and the human cost of conflict. Intense and emotionally charged.
Cinema: Cineplex, Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Five Star Cinemas, Cinebar, Palace Cinemas
Rating: 7.9/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: Warfare – Five Star Cinemas

We Girls

In Mandarin with English subtitles, this coming-of-age drama follows a group of young women navigating friendship, identity, and personal growth. Honest and heartfelt.
Cinema: Event Cinemas, HOYTS
Rating: 8.6/10 IMDb
Get Tickets: We Girls – HOYTS

Whether you’re chasing high-stakes drama, nostalgic anime, heartfelt documentaries, or feel-good stories, Brisbane’s cinemas are bringing a diverse mix to the big screen this week. Round up your mates, pick your flick, and make it a movie night to remember.

From anime classics and cult thrillers to spiritual epics and indie dramas, this weekend’s cinema lineup has something for every film fan. Whether you’re catching a big-screen blockbuster at Event Cinemas or diving into foreign gems at Five Star, Brisbane’s theatres are rolling out a diverse and exciting schedule. Here’s your curated watchlist with venues included.

Event Cinemas

The Amateur – April 10
A former CIA cryptographer is pulled back into the world of espionage when terrorists kill his wife.
Rating: 7.10/10 IMDb

Kaiju No. 8: Mission Recon – April 10
Adapted from the hit manga series, this action-packed anime follows elite monster fighters saving Tokyo.
Rating: 8.7/10 IMDb
Also at HOYTS, Five Star Cinemas

The King of Kings – April 10
A newly restored biblical epic returns to the big screen with stirring visuals and classic storytelling.
Also showing at Cineplex

Small Things Like These – April 10
A haunting Irish drama about buried secrets in a small town during the 1980s.
Rating: 6.10/10 IMDb
Also at Cineplex, Five Star Cinemas

Bad Genius – April 10
A Thai heist thriller set in the cutthroat world of high school exams.
Rating: 6.2/10 IMDb
Also at Cineplex, HOYTS

The Chosen: Last Supper – April 10
A one-night cinema event featuring the final moments before the crucifixion, as depicted in the global series.
Rating: 9.1/10 IMDb

Cineplex Cinemas

Death of a Unicorn – April 10
When a father and daughter accidentally hit a unicorn, they become targets of a secret corporate conspiracy.
Rating: 6.3/10 IMDb

Five Star Cinemas

Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion – April 11
The mind-bending finale to the legendary anime series, newly remastered.
Rating: 8.1/10 IMDb

August in the Water – April 11
A surreal coming-of-age fantasy from cult Japanese director Gakuryu Ishii.
Rating: 7.3/10 IMDb

Battle Royale – April 12
The original dystopian survival thriller that inspired a generation of pop culture.
Rating: 7.5/10 IMDb

Ghost in the Shell – April 12
Mamoru Oshii’s cyberpunk anime masterpiece returns to the big screen.
Rating: 7.9/10 IMDb

Trainspotting – April 13
Danny Boyle’s cult classic returns—still raw, stylish, and unforgettable.
Rating: 8.1/10 IMDb

Whether you’re after Oscar contenders, foreign masterpieces, or anime cult hits, Brisbane’s cinemas are buzzing with screen-worthy content this week. Don’t miss your chance to catch these limited and classic sessions while they’re in town.

The first weekend of April brings a variety of big screen experiences to Brisbane, from anime classics to gritty French dramas and cult favourites. Whether you’re in the mood for animation, action, or something avant-garde, here’s what’s new in cinemas from April 4 to 6, 2025.

Friday, April 4

Ghost in the Shell (1995)
Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A restored screening of the iconic cyberpunk anime that shaped the genre. Follow Major Motoko Kusanagi as she investigates cybercrime in a futuristic Japan.
Rating: 6.4/10 IMDb
More info

Saturday, April 5

La Haine
Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Mathieu Kassovitz’s searing black-and-white portrait of racial tension and police violence in the Parisian suburbs returns to the big screen.
Rating: 8.1/10 IMDb
More info

Wicked
Upper Kedron Recreation Reserve
Enjoy an open-air cinema experience with this musical retelling of the Wicked Witch of the West’s origin story. Presented as part of Brisbane’s outdoor film program.
Rating: 7.5/10 IMDb
More info

Sunday, April 6

The Big Lebowski
Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
The Dude abides! The Coen brothers’ cult comedy returns for another round of misadventures, bowling, and mistaken identity.
Rating: 8.1/10 IMDb
More info

From underground classics to cult favourites and big-screen nostalgia, this weekend’s film offerings are perfect for cinephiles, casual viewers, and everyone in between. Check showtimes and book ahead—some sessions may sell out quickly.

A fresh wave of cinematic experiences is landing on Brisbane screens. From concert films and cult classics to animated fun and international cinema, here’s what’s new at your local cinemas this week.

Wednesday, 26 March

Imagine Dragons: Live From The Hollywood Bowl
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, HOYTS
The popular band’s electrifying live concert experience, backed by the LA Film Orchestra.
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Thursday, 27 March

A Working Man
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS
A stirring drama that captures resilience, sacrifice, and identity in working-class Australia.
Watch info

Ange & the Boss: Puskas in Australia
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
An inspiring football docudrama about Puskás’s influence on Australian sport.
Rating: 8.1/10 IMDb
Watch info

Looney Tunes: The Day The Earth Blew Up
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS
A new animated adventure featuring classic Looney Tunes chaos and charm.
Watch info

Love of an Icon: The Legend of Crocodile Dundee
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS
A nostalgic docu-feature revisiting one of Australia’s most iconic pop culture figures.
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Oh, Canada
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas
An introspective and poetic exploration of identity, belonging, and memory.
Rating: 5.7/10 IMDb | 64% Rotten Tomatoes
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The Cats of Gokogu Shrine
Venue: Palace Cinemas
A whimsical Japanese tale about community and the mysterious cats of a local shrine.
Rating: 7.4/10 IMDb
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Venue: Palace Cinemas
A National Theatre Live presentation of Oscar Wilde’s witty classic.
Rating: 6.8/10 IMDb | 57% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

Pip and Posy’s Cinema Show
Venue: HOYTS
Perfect for little ones—a delightful series of short stories and games for preschoolers.
Watch info

Friday, 28 March

Big Shark
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A cult horror-comedy from Tommy Wiseau, sure to divide and delight.
Rating: 5.4/10 IMDb | 78% Rotten Tomatoes
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The Room
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
The infamously bizarre cult classic returns to the big screen.
Rating: 3.6/10 IMDb | 34% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

Dark Water
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Japanese psychological horror steeped in atmosphere and mystery.
Rating: 6.7/10 IMDb | 84% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

Ju-On: The Grudge
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
The chilling original J-horror that helped define the genre globally.
Rating: 6.7/10 IMDb | 80% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

Saturday, 29 March

In the Realm of the Senses
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A provocative and controversial Japanese drama exploring obsession and desire.
Rating: 6.6/10 IMDb | 86% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

Onibaba
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
An eerie and powerful black-and-white Japanese horror set during civil war.
Rating: 7.9/10 IMDb | 89% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

Met Opera 2024–25: Fidelio
Venue: Palace James St Cinemas
Beethoven’s only opera in a bold, contemporary staging.
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Imagine Dragons: Live From The Hollywood Bowl
Venue: Dendy Powerhouse (New Farm)
Encore screening of the band’s live show with orchestral backing.
Watch info

Sunday, 30 March

The Aegean
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A meditative, oceanic documentary with dreamlike visuals.
Rating 7.3/10 IMDb
Watch info

Gozu
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Surrealist Japanese crime-horror from cult director Takashi Miike.
Watch info

Visitor Q
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Another bold Miike film—experimental, shocking, and darkly satirical.
Rating 6.5/10 IMDb | 60% Rotten Tomatoes
Watch info

From eccentric horrors and live concert spectacles to international drama and opera, Brisbane’s cinemas are buzzing with variety this week. Whether you’re a film buff or just after something different, there’s something fresh to catch on the big screen.

Whether you’re craving a classic, curious about a documentary, or planning a family day out, Brisbane’s cinemas have you covered this weekend. From arthouse gems to blockbuster hits and rare event screenings, here’s your guide to what’s lighting up the big screen.

Friday, 21 March

Stop Making Sense

Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: Talking Heads’ iconic concert film returns to the big screen in a new 4K restoration. Directed by Jonathan Demme, this remains one of the most acclaimed music films ever made. Get tickets here.

Alto Knights

Venue: Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, Cinebar, Event Cinemas, Five Star Cinemas, HOYTS
Description: Robert De Niro stars in dual roles in this crime drama set in 1950s New York. It’s a mob story with grit, power struggles, and character-driven intensity. Check session times here.
Rating: 6.2/10 IMDb | 38% Rotten Tomatoes

Saturday, 22 March

Opéra de Paris: Carmen

Venue: Palace Cinemas
Description: Bizet’s legendary opera comes alive on screen with all the drama, passion, and unforgettable music. A treat for opera lovers or those looking for something special. More info here

Heathers

Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: The dark teen cult classic returns for a special screening. Winona Ryder and Christian Slater lead this razor-sharp satire of high school life. Book here
Rating: 7./10 IMDb | 38% Rotten Tomatoes

Exhibition on Screen: Dawn of Impressionism – Paris 1874

Venue: Dendy Cinemas
Description: A documentary-style journey through the art world of 1870s Paris, marking the birth of the Impressionist movement. A must for art lovers. Watch trailer and book.

World Science Festival Brisbane 2025: Moana 2

Venue: Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)
Description: A sneak preview of the much-anticipated Moana sequel, screening as part of the World Science Festival’s family programming. Starts at 2:00 p.m. Reserve your seat.
Rating: 6.7/10 IMDb | 61% Rotten Tomatoes

Sunday, 23 March

Eternity and a Day

Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: Theo Angelopoulos’ Palme d’Or–winning film returns for a one-off screening. A poetic meditation on memory, mortality, and the passage of time. More details here.
Rating: 7.9/10 IMDb | 95% Rotten Tomatoes

From restored music docs to operatic epics, this weekend’s cinema lineup delivers something special on every screen. Whether you’re up for introspection, inspiration or a burst of nostalgia, there’s a film for you in Brisbane.

Get ready for an exciting lineup of films hitting cinemas from March 13 to 16! Whether you’re a fan of gripping dramas, nostalgic sci-fi classics, or compelling documentaries, this week’s movie releases offer something for every moviegoer. From highly anticipated blockbusters to indie gems and special screenings, there’s no shortage of options to enjoy on the big screen. Grab your popcorn, check out the latest releases, and plan your movie night!

March 13

Black Bag

Venues: Five Star Cinemas, Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Cinebar
Description: A gripping action thriller following a former special forces operative as he unravels a high-stakes conspiracy.
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Rating: 7.4/10 IMDb | 95% Rotten Tomatoes

Zerobaseone The First Tour [Timeless World]

Venues: Event Cinemas
Description: A must-see for K-pop fans, this concert film captures the electrifying performances of Zerobaseone on their world tour.
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Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin

Venues: Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Cinebar
Description: A historical drama exploring the controversial life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a theologian involved in a plot to assassinate Hitler.
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Rating: 6.3/10 IMDb | 66% Rotten Tomatoes

We Live in Time

Venues: Dendy Cinemas (Outdoor)
Description: A heartwarming romance that unfolds across different eras, weaving together love, loss, and destiny.
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Rating: 7.0/10 IMDb | 79% Rotten Tomatoes

March 14

The Diplomat

Venues: Event Cinemas
Description: A tense political thriller following a diplomat caught in a web of espionage and betrayal.
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The Big Lebowski

Venues: Five Star Cinemas
Description: The cult classic comedy returns to the big screen, following “The Dude” in a hilarious case of mistaken identity.
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Rating: 8.1/10 IMDd | 80% Rotten Tomatoes

Court – State Vs. a Nobody

Venues: HOYTS
Description: A legal drama uncovering the hidden complexities of the justice system through the trial of an unlikely defendant.
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March 15

Outdoor Cinema in the Suburbs – Inner Space

Venues: Yeronga Memorial Park
Description: An outdoor screening of the sci-fi classic “Inner Space,” perfect for a night under the stars.
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Rating: 6.8/10 IMDb | 82% Rotten Tomatoes

Ange & the Boss: Puskas in Australia

Venues: Palace Cinemas
Description: A sports documentary exploring the legendary Puskas’ impact on Australian soccer.
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Alien (1979)

Venues: Five Star Cinemas
Description: The sci-fi horror classic returns to the big screen, following a crew’s terrifying encounter with an extraterrestrial predator.
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Rating: 8.5/10 IMDb | 93% Rotten Tomatoes

Aliens (1986)

Venues: Five Star Cinemas
Description: The action-packed sequel to “Alien,” featuring Ripley’s fight for survival against the deadly xenomorphs.
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Rating: 8.4/10 IMDb | 94% Rotten Tomatoes

The Secret of Kells

Venues: Five Star Cinemas
Description: An animated masterpiece inspired by Celtic mythology and Irish folklore.
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Rating: 7.5/10 IMDb | 90% Rotten Tomatoes

March 16

Invasion of Astro-Monster

Venues: Five Star Cinemas
Description: A classic Japanese kaiju film featuring Godzilla, King Ghidorah, and an epic space battle.
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Rating: 6.2/10 IMDb | 50% Rotten Tomatoes

Seen

Venues: Five Star Cinemas
Description: A groundbreaking feature-length documentary that not only explores the transformative power of personal healing for parents.
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With such an incredible mix of new releases, classic revivals, and special screenings, this weekend is shaping up to be a dream for film lovers. Whether you’re revisiting a sci-fi favorite, diving into a gripping thriller, or experiencing a thought-provoking documentary, the big screen awaits. Don’t miss out—book your tickets, gather your friends and family, and enjoy the magic of cinema!

Brisbane’s cinemas are showcasing a diverse lineup of films this week, featuring thrilling new releases, captivating dramas, and timeless classics. Whether you’re in the mood for a sci-fi adventure, a musical spectacle, or an animated family film, there’s something for every movie enthusiast. Explore what’s playing across various cinemas in the city.

Editor’s Note: Due to the anticipated inclement weather brought about by Tropical Cyclone Alfred, there may be unavoidable postponements or schedule changes not reflected on this article. Please confirm directly with the venue, as needed.

Event Cinemas

Mickey 17

Date: March 6
Venues: Event Cinemas, Five Star Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Description: A sci-fi thriller following Mickey, a clone on a mission to colonize a distant planet, who discovers the dark truth about his existence.
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Rating: 89% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.4/10 on IMDb

Spit

Date: March 6
Venues: Event Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Description: A gripping drama centered around the intense world of competitive sports, exploring themes of ambition, rivalry, and personal sacrifice.
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One of Them Days

Date: March 6
Venues: Event Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Description: A comedic take on the unpredictability of life, following a series of interconnected stories that highlight the chaos and humor in everyday situations.
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Rating: 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | 6.7/10 on IMDb

Hard Truths

Date: March 6
Venues: Event Cinemas, Five Star Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Description: An intense legal drama that delves into the complexities of the justice system, challenging perceptions of truth and morality.
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Rating: 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.3/10 on IMDb

SWGSM – Jesus Christ Superstar – The Musical

Date: March 6
Venues: Event Cinemas, Five Star Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Description: A cinematic presentation of the classic rock musical, depicting the final weeks of Jesus Christ’s life through powerful performances and iconic music.
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Rating: 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.3/10 on IMDb

Caught by the Tides

Date: March 6
Venue: Event Cinemas
Description: A romantic drama set against the backdrop of the sea, exploring the turbulent relationship between two lovers from different worlds.
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Rating: 97% on Rotten Tomatoes | 6.6/10 on IMDb

Five Star Cinemas

A Grand Mockery

Date: March 6
Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: A satirical comedy that takes a humorous look at societal norms, politics, and the absurdities of modern life.
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Every Little Thing

Date: March 6
Venues: Five Star Cinemas, Palace Cinemas
Description: A touching drama that weaves together multiple narratives, showcasing the small moments that connect us all.
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Rating: 94% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.2/10 on IMDb

The Fifth Element

Date: March 7
Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: The classic sci-fi adventure returns to the big screen, featuring Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich in a visually stunning, action-packed film.
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Rating: 71% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.6/10 on IMDb

Cléo from 5 to 7

Date: March 7
Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: A French New Wave classic that follows a young singer as she awaits medical test results, capturing the essence of 1960s Paris.
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Rating: 93% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.8/10 on IMDb

Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla (1974)

Date: March 9
Venue: Five Star Cinemas
Description: The iconic kaiju film pits Godzilla against his mechanical doppelgänger in a battle of destruction and high-stakes action.
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Rating: 83% on Rotten Tomatoes

Palace Cinemas

Monsieur Aznavour | 2025 Alliance Française French Film Festival Opening Night

Date: March 6
Venue: Palace Cinemas (Barracks – Gala + Afterparty, James St – Reception)
Description: An exclusive gala opening for the 2025 Alliance Française French Film Festival, celebrating the life and music of Charles Aznavour.
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Outdoor Cinema Events

Movie in the Park – 200% The Wolf

Date: March 8, 5:00 PM
Venue: Biami Yumba Park, Fig Tree Pocket
Description: An outdoor screening of 200% The Wolf, a fun animated adventure perfect for the whole family. Pack a picnic and enjoy a movie under the stars.
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Rating: 6/10 on IMDb

Plan Your Next Movie Night

With an incredible mix of blockbuster films, festival favorites, and timeless classics, Brisbane’s cinemas have something for every movie lover this week. Whether you’re in the mood for thrilling sci-fi, heartfelt drama, or a nostalgic throwback, there’s no shortage of entertainment options. Make your next movie night special by grabbing your tickets early and enjoying these fantastic films on the big screen.

Brisbane’s cinemas are rolling out an exciting lineup of films this week, featuring a mix of brand-new releases, animated adventures, gripping dramas, and timeless classics. Whether you’re in the mood for an action-packed anime, an inspiring music documentary, or a nostalgic throwback, there’s something for every movie lover. Check out what’s lighting up the big screens this week!

Palace James St., Cinema

Feb 27 – I’M STILL HERE

A deeply moving drama exploring themes of resilience, survival, and self-discovery. This emotional journey is sure to leave audiences with a lasting impact.
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Rating: 97% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8.7/10 on IMDb

Event Cinemas

Feb 27 – Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX-Beginning

Anime fans won’t want to miss this action-packed entry into the Gundam franchise, bringing mechs, war, and drama to the big screen in an epic way.
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Rating: 7.2/10 on IMDb

Feb 27 – The Lost Tiger

A suspenseful thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, “The Lost Tiger” follows the gripping tale of a man’s search for the truth in the depths of a jungle mystery.
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Rating: 6.6/10 on IMDb

Feb 28 – Mar 2 – Hard Truths (Advance Screening)

A gripping new drama that explores justice, deception, and the power of speaking out. This advance screening is your chance to catch the film before its official release.
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Rating: 95% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7.3/10 on IMDb

Palace Barracks

Mar 1 – Australian Chamber Orchestra: The Four Seasons – A Music Film

A stunning cinematic experience blending Vivaldi’s masterpiece with breathtaking visuals. Perfect for classical music lovers and film enthusiasts alike.
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Five Star Cinemas

Mar 2 – Josie and the Pussycats

The cult classic returns to the big screen! Follow Josie and the Pussycats as they navigate fame, friendship, and the music industry in this fun, nostalgic throwback.
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Rating: 53% on Rotten Tomatoes | 5.7/10 on IMDb

More Films Now Showing

For those looking for more cinematic options, here’s what else is screening across Brisbane:

• In the Lost Lands (Feb 27) – A dark fantasy epic full of adventure and magic.
• Inside (Feb 27) – A psychological thriller that takes viewers on a mind-bending journey.
• White Bird: A Wonder Story (Feb 27) – A heartwarming tale about kindness and courage. Rating: 7.3/10 on IMDb
• Dahomey (Feb 27) – A historical drama shedding light on forgotten stories. Rating: 6.8/10 on IMDb
• The Seed of the Sacred Fig (Feb 27) – A thought-provoking drama exploring cultural identity. Rating: 7.6/10 on IMDb
• The Last Journey (Feb 27) – A visually stunning sci-fi exploration of survival and hope. Rating: 7.9/10 on IMDb
• Hindi Vindi (Feb 27) – A Bollywood drama filled with romance and family dynamics.
• The Real Sister (Feb 27) – A gripping tale of sisterhood and secrets. Rating: 7.4/10 on IMDb
• Operation Hadal (Feb 27) – A deep-sea thriller full of tension and mystery. Rating: 5.4/10 on IMDb
• Tinā (Feb 27) – A unique indie drama with an unforgettable narrative. Rating: 9.1/10 on IMDb
• Laaj Sharanam (Feb 28) – A spiritual journey through faith and redemption.
• Badnaam (Feb 28) – A gritty crime drama that will keep you guessing.
• Superboys of Malegaon (Feb 28) – A humorous take on the power of filmmaking. Rating: 8.1/10 from IMDb
• Aghathiyaa (Feb 28) – A dramatic tale of fate and family struggles.
• Dhadak 2 (Feb 28) – A Bollywood romantic drama full of passion and heartache.

Don’t Miss Out!

With so many fantastic films screening in Brisbane this week, it’s the perfect time to grab some popcorn and catch a movie on the big screen. Whether you’re in for action, nostalgia, or drama, there’s something for every kind of moviegoer!