This much hyped reboot of the 1980s classic is directed by Mr Jason Reitman, son of the original Ghostbusters director, who reunites much of the original cast for a nostalgia-heavy caper. It follows a young family who, after inheriting a spooky old house in rural Oklahoma, are immersed in a world of supernatural escapades.

This vivid biopic charts the meteoric rise of Mses Venus and Serena Williams from the public courts of Compton, Los Angeles, to the pinnacle of international tennis. It explores the central role played by their father and coach, Mr Richard Williams (Mr Will Smith), the unconventional driving force behind the sisters’ sporting success.

The sequel to a show that kept most of us captivated as the world locked down. This deep dive into the murky world of private tiger zoos picks up where it left off with eccentric star Mr Joe Exotic behind bars as arch-rival Ms Carole Baskin vies for ownership of his disreputable empire.

Bringing to life footage that’s been locked in a vault for 50 years, Lord Of The Rings director Mr Peter Jackson sheds new light on the Fab Four’s later years. A three-part series that examines the highs, lows and shifting band dynamics during the writing and recording of their 1970 album Let It Be.

Turning his attention from fauna to flora, Sir David Attenborough spearheads a new series that harnesses pioneering photography to capture plants as never seen before. Across deserts, rainforests, oceans and the frozen north, viewers are immersed in dynamic worlds that are every bit as aggressive, competitive and dramatic as anything witnessed on the African savannah.

The final part of the Homecoming trilogy promises an all-action return for Mr Tom Holland’s web-slinging superhero following the identity-shattering revelations of 2019’s Far From Home. Expect returning stars and epic battles with familiar villains from across Marvel Studios’ multiverse in what’s sure to be essential viewing for Spidey fans.

This winter’s biggest blockbuster arrives in the form of the long-awaited follow-up to 2003’s The Matrix Revolutions. In the fourth part of a franchise that’s grossed $1.6 billion to date, Mr Keanu Reeves and Ms Carrie-Anne Moss return from the dead to reprise their roles as Neo and Trinity. Expect an explosive, blue-or-red-pill-swallowing journey back down the Matrix’s rabbit hole in search of truth.

Razor sharp, innuendo-heavy and with a plot not beholden to historical accuracy, this refreshingly outré period drama set in 18th-century Russia returns for a second season. Ms Elle Fanning and Mr Nicholas Hoult excel as Catherine the Great and the priapic Emperor Peter.

As teased in the finale of The Mandalorian last year, Star Wars fans are treated to another spin-off this Christmas. Bounty hunter Boba Fett, who appeared in the original film trilogy, becomes the focus of a standalone eight-part series that takes us back to Tatooine. Here, Fett (Mr Temuera Morrison) stakes his claim to the territory once ruled by Jabba the Hutt.

Known for her nuanced portrayals of human relationships, Oscar-winning director Ms Jane Campion turns her attention to the ultra-macho world of the American western. Mr Benedict Cumberbatch and Ms Kirsten Dunst star in an emotionally intelligent exploration of isolation and toxic masculinity.