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Digger has landed, Tom is bigger than life, in Verity what is the very busy Anne Hathaway up to, Queen on the big screen and some highlights of September, with Heart of the Beast top of the list.

Jacobs's back in The Dog Stars, Bill Nighey in & Sons, Olivia in I Want Your Sex, Tina Area: Unravel me, plus highlights from last week.

Only One Night, Where did Oak St go, a Runaway Drag Train, Jerry and Tom and Other Cats, plus a Match in Melbourne

Hi folks, we look at last weeks Spider-man epic arrival and 6 films this week, including nuns, a little death and evil ice cream.

Russian Wizards, Samoan Tenors, French Colours of Time and oops, someone killed Penny Lane.

A true Epic has landed, The Odyssey is a masterpiece, whether on fil or digital, this is an exceptional piece of story telling... also Animal Farm reboot and we reflect on the sad loss but wonderful life of Sam Neill.

Moana is a Sydney girl, Seth Rogan has a bad back, Evil Dead again, Nuns in the Philippines and OMG careful with your diet tablets in Saccharine!

This week as July opens for business we see the magnificently original 100 Nights of Hero, The (disturbing) Good Boy and final instalment of Jackass, who are at least Good Hearted if not altogether Good.

Supergirl, Minions, Charlie Chaplin, Vivaldi, Scottish Distilleries and Lawrence of Arabia... gosh, what a mix !

Pixar brings us another Toy Story, Spielberg is banging on about Aliens again in Disclosure Day and the backstreets of the West co-star in their industrial gorgeousness in Leviticus.

This week it's an Irish film about music, an English film about Hawks, Irish Kids in an animated film and the bizarre world of backrooms at a furniture store… and some Judy Garland…

The cute and fun Finding Emily, the cute Grogu with epic Mandalorian, talking of Epic, Birthright is an Australian family drama like you've never seen before!

Seven films opening this week, an eclectic mix, huzzah.

The Sheep Detectives is a delight, Mortal Kombat 2 made in Australia is big, brash and really entertaining, while it seems it's time for musicians to make films about themselves again.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 has landed - huzzah, plus Hokum, Jeff Buckley and Australian films Wolfram and Seven Snipers.