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The best drive-in cinemas in Melbourne

The best drive-in cinemas in Melbourne

Roll up, tune in and watch classic films in these drive-in cinemas near Melbourne

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Guides for Melbourne movie lovers

Movie reviews

Didi
4 out of 5 stars

Trigger warning: millennials may find this excellent ’00s teen movie too relatable

Deadpool & Wolverine

Deadpool & Wolverine

3 out of 5 stars

Ryan Reynolds’ snarky superhero strains to propel this yappy but hardly snappy threequel

Crossing

Crossing

4 out of 5 stars

Levan Akin’s Istanbul-set LGBTQ+ drama has a heart the size of the Bosphorus

Twisters

Twisters

3 out of 5 stars

Minari’s Lee Isaac Chung goes from indie to windy with this helter-skelter tornado movie

His Three Daughters

His Three Daughters

4 out of 5 stars

A dying dad brings three bickering sisters together in a deeply felt and beautifully acted drama

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The best cinemas in Melbourne

Cinema Nova

Cinema Nova

Melbourne's largest arthouse movie complex also hosts regular films events, special screenings and festivals

Lido Cinemas

Lido Cinemas

An arthouse complex complete with a jazz bar, rooftop cinema and Huxtaburger

Cinema Nova

Melbourne's largest arthouse movie complex also hosts regular films events, special screenings and festivals

Cinema Nova

Cinema Nova

Melbourne's largest arthouse movie complex also hosts regular films events, special screenings and festivals

Lido Cinemas

Lido Cinemas

An arthouse complex complete with a jazz bar, rooftop cinema and Huxtaburger

The Astor Theatre

The Astor Theatre

A single-screen Art Deco theatre with a program of new and classic films in 35mm, 70mm and digital

Coburg Drive-In

Coburg Drive-In

One of Melbourne's last remaining drive-ins, this is a cinematic experience brimming with nostalgia

The Sun Theatre

The Sun Theatre

This pint-sized Art Deco cinema counts Quentin Tarantino among its legion of film-loving fans