Young sports fans should find the film irresistible and hilarious, whilst older audiences will find the tiresome story held up by Aardman’s signature charm, a fair few chuckles and a good- natured spirit.
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OG v Remake 1: Death Wish (1974) & Death Wish (2018)
First up for OG v Remake: Death Wish
Film Review: "Human Flow" is a necessary and beautiful documentary
Human Flow is the latest piece by contemporary artist/activist Ai Weiwei that showcases the scale of the global refugee crisis with dignity
Film Review: "A Wrinkle In Time" aims high and falls short
What a disappointment.
2018 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival Preview
A preview of the 2018 Perth French Film Festival
Film Review: "Annihilation" expertly toes the line between brilliance and failure
"Ex Machina" writer-director Alex Garland shimmers with his latest sci-fi mind-bender.
Film Review: "Blockers" is all noise and no substance
Blockers is a silly film that sadly disappoints in being anything else.
Film Review: "Mary Magdalene" Passionlessly Preaches to the Choir
In a conservative effort to offend no one, "Mary Magdelene" convinces no one
Spoiler Nation Podcast: All Hail "Black Panther"
Wakanda Forever! This episode on the Spoiler Nation Podcast, we dive deep into the Vibranium-powered, high-tech kingdom of "Black Panther", a game-changing entry to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
FILM REVIEW: "Under the Tree" throws shade on neighbourhood warfare
Under The Tree is a pitch black comedy, it’s ‘Neighbours’ on crystal meth.
Film Review: "In The Fade" is two-thirds excellent, one-third disappointing
In The Fade is an important and sorrowful film - for the most part.
Film Review: An absurd society devours its young and scars their parents in 'Foxtrot'
Foxtrot is a dark comedy that's too sad to laugh at.
Film Review: "Winchester" has the right message, just a slow and exhausting delivery
Winchester has a solid base story, however, it is unable to build on this and provide something satisfying for the audience.
FILM REVIEW: "See You Up There" sets high expectations for the Alliance Française French Film Festival
It's a sharp reflection of a 1920s French post-war society that rejects the macabre but celebrates its gains, while turning its men into corporate monsters.
Film Review: Greta Gerwig elevates the coming-of-age genre with "Lady Bird"
With Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig takes us on a roller coaster ride of grimacing laughter, sexual discomfort, and the familiar sting of growing pains.
FILM REVIEW: "Lean on Pete" is unexpectedly grim and gritty
Lean on Pete is a movie about a young boy who, already on the back foot in life, slowly heads towards the very margins of American society.
Film Review: The King Returns in "Black Panther"
Make no mistake, Black Panther is consistently entertaining, even occasionally channeling the joie de vivre of an old Bond movie.
FILM REVIEW: "Thelma" is affecting and sensual
The romantic art-horror film Thelma enchants and ensnares, much like its unusual genre mashup suggests.
Spoiler Nation Podcast: Does "Lady Bird" have a chance of winning at the Oscars?
In our first Spoiler Nation episode 0f 2018, we break down nominees in this year's major Oscar categories and give you a brief spoiler-free review of Greta Gerwig's directorial debut, "Lady Bird".
Film Review: "The Commuter" is just competent enough to avoid a trainwreck
The Commuter is another addition to the delightful sub-genre of the blockbuster experience carved out by Liam Neeson, the “Taken, But…” genre.