[Film Review] GRIMSBY
Sasha Baron Cohen has quite and unusual sense of humour that tends to shock and make you cringe at times. With his cast
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Film Reviews
[Film Review] Zoolander 2
In the ’90s there was only one name in fashion. That name was Derek Zoolander and he was the world’s most ridiculously good
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[Film Review] IN THE HEART OF THE SEA
The story of the legendary white whale Moby Dick has long fascinated readers. Even though the initial publication was not very popular in
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[Film Review] JOY
Rarely in life do we ever get to achieve all the goals that we set ourselves as children and our dreams seem to
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[Film Review] GONE GIRL
GONE GIRL REVIEW 3.5/5 A wild psychological thriller that keeps you guessing up until the very last scene, GONE GIRL is definitely a
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[Film Review] THE WORLD’S END
Directed by: Edgar Wright Written by: Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg Starring: Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Paddy Considine, Eddie Marsan, Martin Freeman, and
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[Film Review] MONSOON SHOOTOUT (Sydney Film Festival)
The emerging genre of Hindi-noir was brought to Sydney’s shores in the form of Monsoon Shootout, a film directed by Amit Kumar. Monsoon
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[Film Review] STOKER (Sydney Film Festival)
This year’s Sydney Film Festival showcased the products of the most talented directors and industry professionals. Korean director Park Chan-Wook delivered a premiere
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[Film Review] FOR THOSE IN PERIL (Sydney Film Festival)
The line up to the premiere of this Scottish film directed by Paul Wright was so long that it became a matter of
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[Film Review] THE LAND OF HOPE (Sydney Film Festival preview)
In the fictional town of Nagashima, an earthquake causes a devastating tsunami and damages a nearby nuclear power plant, leading to the evacuation
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[Film Review] COMPUTER CHESS (Sydney Film Festival preview)
In 1770, the Mechanical Turk, a machine featuring a robotic ‘Turkish Gentleman,’ was hailed as a mechanical device that could beat a human
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[Film Review] OBLIVION
From the director of Tron: Legacy, Joseph Kosinski, comes Oblivion. Kosinski delivering an epic two hour sci-fi onslaught that is sure to command your attention while
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[Film Review] WARM BODIES
In the immortal words of New Jersey poet Bruce Springsteen, everybody’s got a hungry heart. Literally and figuratively, it turns out. Taking its
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[Film Review] PLEASE LIKE ME
Thomas plays Josh, a young man whose life is rocked by two important events; his girlfriend breaks up with him because she thinks
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[Film Review] THE INCREDIBLE BURT WONDERSTONE
Some say that Steve Carell and Jim Carrey are only funny for their ability to contort their bodies; this film is proof that
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[Film Review] BACHELORETTE
Rated: MA 15+ Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Lizzy Caplan, Isla Fisher, James Marsden, Adam Scott, and Rebel Wilson Written by: Leslye Headland Directed by:
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[Film Review] THE GREAT AND POWERFUL OZ
Before there was Dorothy and Toto, before they landed a house on the wicked witch and before she tapped her heels and got
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[Film Review] SINISTER
The fixed, grainy Super 8 shot that opens Sinister is one of its most unsettling. Two children and their parents stand next to a tree, hessian
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[Film Review] ARGO
In 1979, a group of Iranian militants took 52 staff members of the US Embassy in Tehran hostage, calling for the extradition from
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[File Review] DJANGO UNCHAINED
Following in the style of Inglorious Basterds, the Kill Bills and Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino delivers yet another sense assaulting onslaught which teeters
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