LIKE A BOSS has enough laughs to satiate an audience keen to see women represented in all their weed-smoking, casual sex-having, mistake-making glory. In cinemas now Paramount Pictures. Claire Robson reviews. bit.ly/37yYIUg

THE PEANUT BUTTER FALCON is a sweet if familiar buddy 'road' movie sure to please audiences. In cinemas tomorrow through Rialto Distribution AU. Kendal Coombs reviews. bit.ly/2RVU7Vu

A HIDDEN LIFE is a beautiful, challenging film that harks back to Terrence Malick’s great works of the last few decades. In cinemas now 20th Century Fox AU. David Nagle reviews. bit.ly/37CmsqD

Exploring vanity, fame, loneliness in a crowd and the blurred line between fiction and authenticity in building identities, NT Live's PRESENT LAUGHTER is evergreen in its relevance. Limited screenings from Saturday Sharmill Films. Angus Tonkin reviews. bit.ly/2REWPQx

Oscar nominee FOR SAMA deserves all the plaudits it has already received and the many more likely to come its way. In cinemas now through Umbrella. Connor Kret reviews. bit.ly/2ub6dT6

The unfolding narrative of THE LIGHTHOUSE is almost impossible to predict, with a screenplay that becomes progressively more outlandish and twisted. In cinemas now Universal Pictures. Dan Santos reviews. bit.ly/2SnoAfp

Nicolas Cage is at a 10 in COLOUR OUT OF SPACE, bringing his unique mania and energy. His performance and the visuals are more than worth the price of admission. In cinemas now Umbrella. Ben Isbel reviews. bit.ly/2Ox2V3e

Following Mel Gibson's efforts to prevent the release of THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN, the film amounts to a two-hour-long definition of the word ‘strained'. In cinemas now. Angus Tonkin reviews. bit.ly/2V9C4ON

Unfortunately a few nods to the fans doesn’t make a substance free plot exciting, interesting or intriguing. We're keeping our fingers crossed for the sequels! MISS FISHER & THE CRYPT OF TEARS is out tomorrow. Kendal Coombs reviews. bit.ly/2T0klYT

Leigh Whannell proves himself a maestro behind the camera, however THE INVISIBLE MAN begins to unravel due to a perplexing plot and vexing character motivations. In cinemas now. Ben Isbel reviews. bit.ly/2SYS9FC

Shia LaBeouf's unconventional biopic HONEY BOY is an exercise in catharsis that is sincere, moving and brave. In cinemas now Sony Pictures AUS. Dan Santos reviews. bit.ly/32t3alG

GUNS AKIMBO is a grindhouse-light, high-octane affair, and the real joke is on anyone trying to dissect it too much. In cinemas Thursday. Ben Isbel reviews. bit.ly/2VxLKTC

DARK WATERS is endlessly fascinating and totally relevant, but ultimately uninspiring viewing. In cinemas tomorrow. Ben Isbel reviews. bit.ly/32PgC3m

A rebuke of the destructive forces of capitalism lies at the heart of HONEYLAND. In cinemas now through Umbrella. David Nagle reviews. bit.ly/39orfwP

DOWNHILL is a remake that strips the original of its power, makes its subtlety blunt, its subtext broad, and deprives new viewers of the most powerful scenes. In cinemas now. David Nagle reviews. bit.ly/2Iqvtbb

QUEEN & SLIM is unequivocally a political film that very much belongs to the present Black Lives Matter movement. In cinemas tomorrow Universal Pictures. Kevin Hawkins reviews. bit.ly/2TY6d1x

Peter Strickland’s absurdist and grimly fetishistic imagination makes IN FABRIC far too strange to be termed a parody or a tribute. It's unnerving and a must-see. In cinemas now. Angus Tonkin reviews. bit.ly/39JE2da

Combining a traditional fairy tale premise with the heart of a family drama, ONWARD is a familiar yet original screenplay brought to life with innovative world-building. Out now on iTunes & Google Play, and on Disney+ from Friday. Kevin Hawkins reviews. bit.ly/2XM6Oa3

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