The best movies on BINGE and Foxtel Now

Before we begin this tour of amazing entertainment, here's a small disclaimer: at the time of writing, these movies are available on Foxtel Now. That said, the old Foxtel is a changeable beast and content can cycle on and off the service with little to no warning at all. You'll find these films are also available on Foxtel's sister streaming service BINGE.

We keep this list updated on a monthly basis, but if you spot something that sounds like your deal today, dive into the stream soon.

• How do we come up with our list?

  For our best show and movie recommendations we look at a combination of titles' IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes scores (where available), what's popular on the service's app and the expert and critical opinion of our writers, who have over 20 years of experience in the entertainment industry.

Endlessly inventive, it stands out as not just a great, boundary-pushing animated movie, but a great movie.

If you're a DC fan, this movie will be everything you've ever wished for.

The movie offers plenty of laughs and a powerful message, which makes it a win in our book. It also benefits from a tremendous performance from Hugh Jackman, who shines in the lead role.

Brimming with over-the-top action sequences and beautifully choreographed fight scenes, the movie is a hoot. Turns out, sequels aren’t always disappointing.

Deeply satisfying for fans looking for closure, Deadwood: The Movie is both a gift to viewers and a fond farewell to a critically acclaimed series. If you're a fan of the series, you'll love it. If you haven't seen the original show yet, what are you waiting for?

Well-acted and ultimately riveting, Kimi is an exciting watch.

It's a slow and subtle movie, but if you stick with it, you'll be rewarded.

Strap yourself in for a crazy ride as a bear runs wild after snorting discarded packets of cocaine. It's the most bonkers movie you're bound to see in a long time.

Whether or not you're a fan of the artist, the movie is a good time, with strong performances and stylish visuals. Needless to say, the music isn't too shabby either.

The movie puts a twist on the slasher format, with a Groundhog Day-like time loop sending the protagonist facing her death over and over again. Even though it's high concept, it's fun and changes what you think a horror film should be – and your viewing experience will be better for it.

The ninth film from Quentin Tarantino features a large ensemble cast and multiple storylines in a tribute to the final moments of Hollywood’s golden age. It's another quality Quentin production.

Frequently described as a perfect movie, there's plenty to love about this time travel adventure, from the endearing performance of Michael J Fox to the story that mixes heart and humour. It's one of those rare films that appeals to all ages.

It’s a minimalist movie, with the truth vs fiction narrative propelled by stellar performances, especially from Sydney Sweeney. If you're in the mood for a low-key political thriller, check this out.

Witty and laugh-out-loud funny, Clueless remains a cult favourite even all these years later. With a healthy dose of substance, this isn't your average, superficial teen movie. It also has a terrific cast, led by the endlessly charming Alicia Silverstone.

Yesterday is funny and filled with wonderful musical moments that will appeal to any Beatles fan. It also features some great cameos and sizzling chemistry between the 2 leads. Stream it when you're in need of a feel-good, musical romance.

If you're looking for an action movie that's wide in scope and stunningly shot, then definitely check this one out.

While this action comedy definitely has the vibe of young kids believing in Santa when no one else does, the twist is Santa can wield a hammer with great authority and needs to do so to help out a child in need. Santa doesn't just open up his present sack, but a can of whoop-ass.

Described as a modern romantic comedy, Father of the Bride updates the story for the present without sacrificing any of its timeless charm. The result is an enjoyable film you should RSVP yes to.

Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the movie has a lot going on, but that's not a bad thing. It has a unique setting, an engaging story and a tremendous cast. All in all, it's a journey worth taking.

The Black Phone is full of twists, creepy and thrilling. It's a treat for genre fans.

What changed on our list?

New additions

• Back to the Future
• Clueless
• Yesterday

We removed

• Everything Everywhere All at Once
• After Yang
• The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent