Hoyts Penrith

Some ingredients for making a Thor sequel: one copy of The Lord of the Rings; one DVD of Hellboy 2; one complete set of Masters of the Universe dolls; one footballers’ hairdressing manual from 1983; one Idiot’s Guide to Norse Mythology; and one re...

With his biceps and righteousness pumped to the max, Chris Evans’s superhero Captain America is an enjoyable square peg in the round hole of the sleek Marvel universe. That continues in this involving sequel to 2011’s WWII-set Captain America: The...

To misquote Forrest Gump’s mother, Guardians of the Galaxy is like a box of chocolates. Or rather, it’s like a vast, family-sized festive crate of chocolates, all wrapped in the shiniest packaging, all exploding with sweetness and surprises. Maybe...

Calling Iron Man 3 a mixed bag doesn’t really do justice to the heady peaks and interminable troughs in this scrappy but overwhelmingly likeable superhero sequel. In the minus column, there’s the tedious, talky first act, the script’s uneasy attem...

This fun, pacy addition to the dino disaster franchise doesn’t do much that’s particularly new – though what it does, it does with panache. That’s largely thanks to gifted Spanish director JA Bayona, who brings to bear the macabre touches that m...

If you’ve been pining for the fiery, political Spike Lee of Do the Right Thing and Malcolm X, good news: BlacKkKlansman has the director back to his energised best. Maybe the optimism of the Obama era robbed him of some of that righteous fury – wh...