From sweeping historical epics to animated family favourites, this week’s cinema line-up offers something for every audience. A major new release headlines the week, while popular action, horror, comedy and family films continue their run across Brisbane cinemas, complemented by a trio of acclaimed classics screening at GOMA.
NEW RELEASE
The Odyssey
16 July 2026 | Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Hawthorne Cinemas, Hawthorne Deluxe, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside – Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (Brisbane City, Graceville, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (Barracks Brisbane, James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

A sweeping historical adventure arrives on the big screen, bringing one of literature’s greatest journeys to life with epic scale, striking visuals and a star-studded cast.
STILL SHOWING
Disclosure Day
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Hawthorne Cinemas), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside – Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Chermside, Indooroopilly), Five Star Cinemas (Brisbane City, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (Barracks Brisbane, James St Cinema), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

This tense drama continues to draw audiences with its timely themes, layered storytelling and compelling performances.
Evil Dead Burn
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cineplex (Balmoral, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (Brisbane City, New Farm), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Horror fans can expect relentless suspense, brutal scares and supernatural chaos in this chilling continuation of the iconic franchise.
Jackass: Best and Last
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Redbank), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

The outrageous crew returns for another collection of fearless stunts, outrageous pranks and laugh-out-loud moments.
Minions & Monsters
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside – Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (Graceville, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Colourful animation, mischievous humour and creature-filled adventures make this an entertaining choice for families during the school holidays.
Moana
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Redbank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside – Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (Brisbane City, Graceville, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

The much-loved Disney adventure continues to delight audiences with memorable songs, heartfelt storytelling and breathtaking island settings.
Obsession
Five Star Cinemas (Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

A gripping psychological thriller explores dangerous secrets, escalating tension and unexpected twists.
Supergirl
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cineplex (Balmoral, Hawthorne Cinemas, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

The iconic DC heroine takes centre stage in an action-packed adventure featuring spectacular visual effects and high-stakes heroics.
The Invite
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside – Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt), Five Star Cinemas (Brisbane City, Graceville, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford), Palace (Barracks Brisbane, James St Cinema), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Mystery and suspense intertwine as an unexpected gathering gradually reveals unsettling truths.
Toy Story 5
Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside – Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (Graceville, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace (James St Cinema), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Beloved toys embark on another heartfelt adventure that blends humour, friendship and emotional storytelling for audiences of all ages.
Tuner
Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Dendy Cinemas (Portside – Hamilton), Five Star Cinemas (Graceville), Palace (Barracks Brisbane, James St Cinema), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Music and drama come together in an intimate character-driven story filled with emotion and memorable performances.
GOMA
Love Streams
17 July 2026

John Cassavetes’ acclaimed drama offers a deeply personal exploration of family, loneliness and human connection through unforgettable performances.
Tempest
18 July 2026

Paul Mazursky’s imaginative interpretation of Shakespeare blends fantasy, comedy and romance in a visually distinctive adaptation.
Crime in the Streets
19 July 2026

This powerful crime drama examines youth, violence and social pressures in a gripping classic from the 1950s.
Whether you’re chasing a major blockbuster, a family outing, a gripping thriller or a timeless classic, Brisbane cinemas deliver a broad mix of new releases and returning favourites throughout the week, with GOMA adding an exceptional selection of celebrated films for lovers of cinema history.




