Welcome to the ABC Arts June film wrap.This month sees Australian director Adrian Chiarella make his mark in the stellar run of local horror releases with Leviticus.Plus Hugh Jackman embraces brutality in The Death of Robin Hood, zombies carry a warning about AI in Colony, and Toy Story 5 takes on the tech generation.Happy watching!A roguish Sir Ian McKellen spitting acerbic put-downs is the stuff of dreams At worst, it's an overblown slide-show (two-and-a-half hours long!) of boyhood dreams lost to time — and far too much Jared Leto (which, let's be honest, is any amount of Jared Leto).The problem with Pixar nowadays isn't really that they've cashed in on pointless sequels; after all, Toy Story 2 is still one of the most effortlessly entertaining films the studio has produced, while countless original efforts (from Elio to Elemental) have floundered.Starring: Joan Cusack, Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Greta LeeDirected by: Andrew StantonWhere: In cinemas nowToy Story 5 is as cheerfully competent and forgettable as the rest of its recent line-up, benefiting greatly from our pre-existing fondness for its characters — but nonetheless represents a grim milestone for a company once famed for its ingenuity.This time around, it's Jessie (Joan Cusack) who takes the reins when the toys' latest owner, Bonnie (Scarlett Spears) begins replacing play time with screen time in the form of a 'Lilypad' tablet (voiced by Past Lives' Greta Lee).Returning director Andrew Stanton mourns the generation of iPad babies and the death of creative play; the most effective scenes hinge upon Bonnie's struggle to find space in her friends' online world