Spider-Man: Brand New Day swings onto Brisbane screens as the week’s biggest new release, headlining a diverse cinema line-up alongside animated adventures, acclaimed dramas, thrillers and international favourites. Whether you’re after blockbuster action, family entertainment or independent cinema, there’s plenty to discover across Brisbane’s cinemas this week.

NEW RELEASE

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

30 July 2026 | Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Hawthorne, Hawthorne Deluxe, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo), 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 Cinemas (Barracks Brisbane, James St), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket)

Marvel’s latest Spider-Man adventure brings Peter Parker back for another high-stakes chapter, combining spectacular action with new challenges that reshape the future of the web-slinging hero.

STILL SHOWING

Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway

Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Mount Gravatt), HOYTS (Sunnybank)

The long-running mystery franchise returns with another intricate case, blending suspense, clever deduction and high-energy action for fans of the celebrated detective.

Jackass: Best and Last

Event Cinemas (Chermside, Indooroopilly), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace Cinemas (James St), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

The Jackass crew reunites for another collection of outrageous stunts and fearless pranks, delivering the series’ trademark mix of comedy and chaos.

Minions & Monsters

Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Family audiences can enjoy an animated adventure filled with colourful characters, humour and imaginative storytelling suitable for viewers of all ages.

Moana

Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Hawthorne, Redbank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Disney’s beloved ocean adventure continues to delight audiences with memorable music, vibrant animation and an uplifting journey inspired by Polynesian culture.

Obsession

Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, South Bank), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt), HOYTS (Stafford), Palace Cinemas (James St), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

This psychological thriller explores dangerous relationships and escalating tension through a tightly constructed narrative that keeps audiences guessing.

The Invite

Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside–Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt), Five Star Cinemas (Brisbane City, Graceville, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford), Palace Cinemas (Barracks Brisbane, James St), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

An unsettling invitation draws its characters into an increasingly tense situation, unfolding with mystery, drama and unexpected twists.

The Odyssey

Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Hawthorne, 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, New Farm, Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace Cinemas (Barracks Brisbane, James St), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Drawing inspiration from Homer’s epic tale, this sweeping cinematic adaptation blends mythological adventure with grand-scale storytelling.

The Wizard of the Kremlin

Cineplex (Balmoral), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo, Portside–Hamilton), Event Cinemas (Chermside, Indooroopilly), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Palace Cinemas (Barracks Brisbane, James St), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

This political drama offers a fictional perspective on power, influence and modern Russian history through an atmospheric and thought-provoking narrative.

Toy Story 5

Angelika Cinemas (Woolloongabba), Bayside Cinemas (Wynnum), Cinebar (Rosalie Village), Cineplex (Balmoral, Hawthorne, Redbank, South Bank), Dendy Cinemas (Coorparoo), Event Cinemas (Brisbane City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mount Gravatt, Springfield Central), Five Star Cinemas (Red Hill), HOYTS (Stafford, Sunnybank), Reading Cinemas (Jindalee, Newmarket), United Cinemas (Eldorado)

Woody, Buzz and the gang return for another heartfelt adventure that combines humour, emotion and imaginative storytelling for audiences of every generation.

GOMA

Nostalgia de la luz (Nostalgia for the Light)

29 July 2026

Patricio Guzmán’s acclaimed documentary reflects on astronomy, memory and Chile’s past, drawing profound connections between science, history and human experience.

A Child is Waiting

5 August 2026

This classic drama explores compassion, education and the care of children with intellectual disabilities through sensitive performances and timeless storytelling.

Too Late Blues