Even though it feels like the world of streaming has taken over the world, going to the cinema is still an experience. The atmospheric sound, the massive screen, and of course eating all of your popcorn before the trailers have finished. In March, we’ve got new instalments in the Creed, Scream and John Wick franchises as well as Aussie romantic drama Of An Age. Here’s a list of the hotly anticipated films dropping in Australian cinemas this month.
March 2
Creed III
In the third instalment of the iconic boxing film franchise, we see world-class boxer Adonis Creed, played by Michael B. Jordan, jump in the ring with former friend and boxer Damian who wants to redeem himself after been released from jail.
March 9
Scream VI
Scream is back for another stab, this time in New York City, where the recent Ghostface survivors have found their fresh start. That’s until the knife-wielding killer pops up yet again, hunting them down one by one. In the sixth film of the series, we see Courtney Cox return as well as Jenna Ortega and Hayden Panettiere.
March 16
Shazam! Fury of the Gods
In the latest from the DC universe, we have the return of Shazam AKA teenager boy Billy Batson who turns into the adult superhero when using a magic word. The newest addition to the franchise will see the return of Zachary Levi, Adam Brody, Helen Mirren, and more.
Pearl
Mia Goth is back in action as aspiring movie star, Pearl in this original story of the 2022 horror film X. Here, she’s trapped on her family’s remote farm, where she is forced to look after her ill father while dreaming of a life in Hollywood.
March 23
John Wick: Chapter 4
March seems to be the month of new instalments. And last but certainly not least is the fourth film in the John Wick saga. Keanu Reeves returns as the titular character as he fights against powerful criminals of the underworld in New York, Berlin, Osaka and Paris.
Of An Age
Set in the summer of 1999, an amateur ballroom dancer embarks on an unexpected road trip with his dance partner’s older brother Adam. While trying to get to the finals on time, a romance sparks between the pair as they realise they’ve got more in common than they thought.
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