Three family films bringing big screen joy to the summer holidays.

Families will be flooding cinemas this summer with admissions forecast to jump +18%, driven by a lineup of unmissable blockbusters. From Broadway to Bikini Bottom, these holiday hits will bring iconic characters and stories back to the big screen, giving brands a golden opportunity to connect with families during the peak holiday season.

Wicked: For Good

Releases November 20.

The phenomenal fantasy musical returns for its second act with Wicked: For Good, the spellbinding conclusion to the two-part epic that has captivated audiences worldwide. Landing just in time for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, it offers a timely cultural moment for brands to connect with families and female audiences. With its bold visual identity and empowering message, the film is a natural fit for cosmetics, retail and technology brands looking to align with a story that celebrates confidence and connection.

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Zootopia 2

Releases November 27.

Nearly a decade on, Disney invites audiences back to Zootopia for a sequel full of charm, adventure and heart. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde tackle bigger, bolder cases in their bustling animal metropolis, delivering a multigenerational experience for P25-54 audiences, especially young parents now sharing the magic with their children. Arriving just ahead of Christmas and the school holidays, the film lands squarely in the peak shopping period, making it an ideal alignment for retail, toy, and travel brands looking to connect with families through themes of exploration, adventure and togetherness.

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The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants

Releases December 26.

From his pineapple under the sea to the big screen once again, SpongeBob returns this Boxing Day in The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants. More than two decades since his debut, the world’s most recognisable sea sponge remains a pop culture icon, tapping into nostalgia for P25-54 audiences while entertaining a new generation of children. With a broad multigenerational appeal and release date timed to Australia’s biggest spending day, the film is a natural fit for QSR, SVOD and travel brands eager to capture family attention during the height of the holiday season.

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