Downhill – review
There are many American movies, unbeknownst to their general audience, that are in fact remakes of...
Category: CINEMA REVIEWS
Dark Waters – review
Most adults over the age of 40 will remember the moment when Teflon became the new asbestos. It...
The Wishmas Tree – review
Animated movies are huge, expensive undertakings, so due to economies of scale, and despite having...
The Invisible Man – review
Following their successful partnership on the sci-fi action flick Upgrade, writer-director Leigh...
Guns Akimbo – review
New Zealand director Jason Lei Howden’s sophomore film is a highly stylised, ultra-violent...
The Call of the Wild – review
John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway and Mark Twain are names amongst those considered to be the...
The Lighthouse – review
Writer-director Robert Eggers’ magnificently moody second feature is as gloomy and menacing...
Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn – review
Not only has Harley Quinn escaped the shackles of Suicide Squad to go wild in her own romp,...
Color Out of Space – review
Color Out of Space marks the return of director Richard Stanley, whose 20-year exile from...
Midway – review
Midway is the type of war film that was made in the 1960s, where action and adventure took a front...
Underwater – review
Underwater monster movies were a thing back in the ’80s and ’90s with films like...
A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood – review
It will be interesting to see how Australian audiences respond to A Beautiful Day in the...
Bombshell – review
A killer cast heads up a look at the toxic culture at US bastion of conservative coverage Fox...
Bad Boys for Life – review
All it took was 17 years, a few added kilos and the absence of Michael Bay to deliver what is...
Dolittle – review
Hugh Lofting’s tale of a doctor who can “talk to the animals” hits our screens...
A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon – review
Aardman’s first stop-motion animated Shaun the Sheep movie was an absolute triumph. So, does...
1917 – review
Sam Mendes’ masterpiece, 1917, is a strong contender for one of the best films of 2020....
Jojo Rabbit – review
Taika Waititi has proven that he’s a director prepared to take risks, and no more so than...
Jumanji: The Next Level – review
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle was a super-fun action surprise. So, how does its sequel fare? Is...
The Gentlemen – review
Guy Ritchie’s excellent new crime flick, The Gentlemen, is without a doubt the best film he...
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – review
Following the divisive The Last Jedi, director J.J. Abrams returns to restore balance to the Force...
Black Christmas – review
‘Tis the season for a festive fright flick and horror specialist Blumhouse has delivered an...
Daniel Isn’t Real – review
The content coming out of Elijah Wood’s production company SpectreVision is prolific, and...
The Addams Family – review
The Addams Family is the latest adaptation of one of the most beloved properties of the previous...
Knives Out – review
The classic ‘whodunnit?’ is spit-n-polished for murder-mystery fans and the best news...
Suzi Q – review
Directed by Liam Firmager, Suzi Q opens with recent live footage of Suzi Quatro (you can only...
Charlie’s Angels – review
It’s been almost 20 years since Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu brought...
Ford v Ferrari – review
The sport of motor racing has made for many a fine film over the years, and the latest, which...
The Furies – review
Australian writer-director Tony D’Aquino’s ferocious debut feature is a good old...
Last Christmas – review
The George Michael song Last Christmas has become an institution of its own, and few festive...
