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Today’s top movie releases are sure to agitate your old cinema memories and get you ready for the big screen once again. But which movies should you Watch Today? Read on to find out!
Fast & Furious 6
Starring Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, this sequel to the hit film series returns to the fast-paced and adrenaline-inducing streets of New York City. The storyline focuses on a group of unlikely friends – Vin and Paul, Paul’s wife Linda and their 4-year-old son, Dumbo – who find themselves stranded on a desert island during the Blitz.
Read on to find out if you should watch Fast & Furious 6.
Avengers: Age of Ultron
This is the fifth movie in the Avengers series and once again stars Robert Downey Jr.,Mark Ruffalo,Chris Pratt, and Vin Diesel. The film follows the team as they protect their planet from an array of superpowered threats, including Captain America (Chris Evans), The Hulk (Mark Ritchton), Iron Man ( Robert Downey Jr.), and Thor (Cadillac HoffDrive).
The Martian
Directed by Matta and produced by Matt Reeves, The Martian follows a group of scientists who uncover a dangerous Martian environment. The movie sees the return of Michael Caine as the titular character, who finds himself stranded on the Red Planet after his ship is stolen by a hostile race of Marsians.
How to be a Good Man
A remake of the 1986 film, this film follows an unlikely group of people as they navigate a world of emotions and challenges. The movie follows four young people – two boys and two girls – who are sent to a remote island in the South Pacific to live with a traditional Ngati Maru (Marine).
Xmen Origins: Wolverine
This is the second Xmen film in the X-Men series and stars Hugh Jackman,Rosemarie barefoot,Saoirse Roni,Lea Thompson, and Dolph Lundgren. The film follows the X-men as they travel to Japan and Asia to confront an ancient secret society known as the X. Last year’s film, Logan, was a box office success and a critical and commercial success, having grossed $8.8 million in its opening weekend. Guardians of the Galaxy: The Second One was released in May, and it still has to wait for a 2020 release date.
The Prestige
This is the final film in the Dark Horse family of series, and it follows one of the most successful comics of all time, The Legend of He Man. The film follows a group of struggling writers who create a fantasy novel based on the life of one of history’s greatest writers, Lady Chatterley.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
This is the first South African-themed film in a decades-old franchise, and it follows a group of South African students who face discrimination and harassment from their peers in the U.S. After surviving an acid trip, the students find themselves in New York City and must deal with the aftermath of the incident.
The Theory of Everything
This is the first Netflix original in a Bourdain series, and it follows four MIT students (Maddie, Paul, Winston, and Stella) as they navigate brooks and conflicts in the modern world. The film follows the group as they navigate high school, college, and medical school, as they search for their place in the world.
Interstellar
This is the first movie in the original Star Trek universe and stars Jeff Bridges, Kate Mara, and Michael Caine. The movie follows the crew of the Starship Enterprise as they encounter numerous interstellar objects, including Earth and the Moon, in their journey to the desperately needed Ethereau.
Vicky Williams and the Australian Outback (1946)
This is the first feature length black-and-white Australian film, and it follows a young woman, named Vicky Williams, who is sometimes left out of her family’s business, and her efforts to win their trust, along with the financial backing of her family, as she attempts to set up a new business.
#Dumbo and the Nurses’ Choir at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the first feature-length performance by Australian composer, Billy Lawless, and it follows a group of children who learn to fly during World War II, as they learn to use the Dumbo train. This is not only a classic Disney film, it is also one of the most significant contributions to the modern film industry by a non-American composer.
How Things are Organized at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the first Disney feature from director Marc 5 and stars Jim Gaffigan, Maya Rudolph, and Allison Janney. As a child, Gaffigan lived in a one-bedroom apartment with his parents and younger siblings, and he heard stories about how the studio was organized according to function.
What is the weather like in Australia? (1946)
This is the first feature-length documentary about the Australian Outback, shot during the rainy season, in the 19th century. The movie follows Aboriginal people living in the Outback, their cultures, and the challenges faced by them.
#Dumbo and the Nurses’ Choir at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the first Disney Original Motion Picture and it follows a group of children, including Dumbo, as they learn to ride theousel and perform in Australia’s national opera. This is a fun movie, with lots of action and fun characters, and it is a great starting point for any Australian audience.
Theories of Everything at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the 50th release from Disney’s Animation studio, and it follows four children (Winnie the Pooh, Cinderella, Cinderella II, and Mulan) as they attempt to invent new and exciting things. The Disney Theory of Everything film is a Stitch & Disney Classic, and it has been seen by nearly three billion people around the world.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
This is the first South Korean-themed feature length film in a decades-old Disney lineup, and it follows a young woman (Chloe) who discovers she has a chance for a better life when she moves to South Korea with her family.
The Theory of Everything
This is the first House of Ideas production in a decade and it follows four MIT students (Aaron, Abby, Jacob, and Elliot) as they attempt to invent new and exciting things. The theory of everything is perhaps the Disney classic, and it has been seen by almost three billion people.
Vicky Williams and the Australian Outback (1946)
This is the first feature length black-and-white Australian film and it follows a young woman (Vicky) who discovers she has a chance for a better life when she moves to the Outback with her family.
How Things Are Organized at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the first Disney release from Marc 5 and it follows four Disney Animations as they attempt to invent new and exciting things. The Disney Theory of Everything film is a Stitch & Disney Classic, and it has been seen by nearly three billion people around the world.
What is the weather like in Australia? (1946)
This is the first feature-length black-and-white Australian film and it follows a young woman (Lizzy) as she journeys to Australia in the rains to find her family and finds herself in the Outback. The weather in Australia is always a challenge for Hollywood, and this film portrays the challenges faced by the Australian public in the late-1940s and 50s.
#Dumbo and the Nurses’ Choir at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the first Disney Original Motion Picture and it follows a group of children, including Dumbo, who learn to ride theousel and perform in Australia’s national opera. This is a fun movie, with lots of action and fun characters, and it is a great starting point for any Australian audience.
How Things Are Organized at Disney Studio Hollywood
This is the first Disney release from Marc 5 and it follows four Disney Animations as they attempt to invent new and exciting things. The Disney Theory of Everything film is a Stitch & Disney Classic, and it has been seen by nearly three billion people around the world.
What is the weather like in Australia?
