If Hollywood’s upcoming slew of original action IPs are half as passionate as Dev Patel’s debut Monkey Man, the genre’s in for another renaissance.
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FILM REVIEW: "Radical" is well-intentioned, but fails to land on its feet
If you are looking for a movie to move you, Radical is not that. It is a flattering tribute to a teacher,who would expectedly also prefer it to have been a tribute to an inspiring generation of young Mexican students.
Podcast: Unpacking "Saw X" traps and the philosophy of John Kramer
This episode on the Spoiler Nation Podcast, we dissect each trap in Saw X, the latest instalment of the infamous Saw franchise.
FILM REVIEW:"GODZILLA x KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE" DOES THE MONSTER MASH
Eat your heart out, Jane Goodall!
FILM REVIEW: "The Promised Land" is a jam-packed historical drama with a high-stakes tale to spin
The Promised Land delivers an utterly thrilling experience with a clear and beautiful message.
Film Review: “Dune: Part Two” is the sci-fi epic we’ve been waiting for
Denis Villeneuve, in these two parts of a whole, has created that special kind of blockbuster, that’s as thrilling as it is thoughtful.
FILM REVIEW: "La Chimera" is a modern classic and a spirited, triumphant adventure
Cinema is more than capable of re-sparking child-like excitement in the heart when done right. La Chimera proves it.
FILM REVIEW: "Monster" is a delicately elegant, extremely meticulous exploration of love and fear
Monster is one to catch if you love a thriller or if you’re looking for a masterclass in intricate character relationships.
FILM REVIEW: Oscar-nominated "The Zone of Interest" is an inspired, harrowing must-see
The Zone of Interest can restore your faith in the large-budget film, and maybe your belief in humanity’s capacity to endure any tyranny
FILM REVIEW: "The Colour Purple" is a new, powerful, musical twist on a classic film
An incredibly moving film, the balance between Broadway musical modernity and the authenticity of early 20th-century Black lives is well-wrought.
FILM REVIEW: "The Taste of Things" is a wholly unique, slightly bloated dessert
Watch hungry to maximise the effect of this film’s tantalising main attraction – the food.
FILM REVIEW: "POOR THINGS" IS FULL OF GOOD THINGS
Poor Things is a turbulent, jagged film thats rough edges are just as beautiful as it’s sleek professionalism.
FILM REVIEW: "May December" is a dark and twisted triumph for director Todd Haynes
May December is excellently unnerving, a dark tour through a long-living nightmare.
FILM REVIEW: "Saltburn" is a perplexingly cynical and perverse satire
Cynical to its core, sometimes annoying, and perversely fun at points, Saltburn is a strange movie
FILM REVIEW: "EO" is a beautiful, sad, and poignant tragedy
The viewer is positioned to witness the treatment of animals through the eyes of EO, a sweet and innocent creature who has no choice but to accept his fate.
Perth Festival kicks off an exciting film season with stirring documentary "Copa 71"
Copa 71 will intrigue soccer fans old and new with its story of this infamous event.
FILM REVIEW: "THE EXORCIST: BELIEVER" WILL LEAVE YOU IN DOUBT
You’ve seen one Exorcism movie; you’ve seen them all.
FILM REVIEW: "SAW X": TENTH TIMES THE CHARM!
SAW X is wickedly fun, ferociously violent, and a shockingly competent reintroduction to the iconic franchise!
FILM REVIEW: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" is the sleeper hit of 2023
TMNT: Mutant Mayhem might be the best cinematic realization of the heroes in a half-shell yet.
FILM REVIEW: "The Eight Mountains" is a strikingly beautiful and sad story of friendship
The ST. ALi Italian Film Festival returns to Perth from 28th September to 25th October, and one of the best of the bunch is The Eight Mountains (Le otto montagne), a strikingly beautiful and melancholy story of two friends in rural Italy over a period of 24 years.