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5 Little Ways "Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse" Is Miraculous
Needless to say, this is a movie you should see ASAP. Really, it’s a superhero movie for anyone who’s sick of superhero movies; and it’s somehow also a treat for fans of the genre.
Podcast: Our Least Favourite Films of 2018
In Part 2 of our 2018 retrospective, Howie and Rhys (and special guest Chris) descend into utter chaos as they dive deep into their least favourite films of the year so far.
Film Review: In "Roma", Alfonso Cuaron Has Crafted His Most Personal Film Yet
Less of a straightforward narrative and more of a mosaic.
FILM REVIEW: "Robin Hood" aims low; misses anyway
Robin Hood is a disaster - we’re ripping that bandaid straight off.
The Masculine in "First Man" & The Feminine in "Suspiria"
Some quick thoughts on Damien Chazelle’s “First Man” and Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria”
What The Live-Action "Cowboy Bebop" Will Have To Nail To Be Acceptable
Whether we like it or not, it’s happening
FILM REVIEW: Joe Penna's Debut, 'Arctic', is anything but Cold
A stunning but uncomfortable debut from Brazil’s most-subscribed Youtube Channel.
FILM REVIEW: How 'The Grinch' Stole Christmas and Whether You Should Care
Every Who Down in Whoville likes Christmas a lot...
But 'The Grinch', from Universal, gives me pause for thought.
Film review: 'The Nutcracker', a Mixed Review
The stage production certainly did not contain thousands of living mice fusing together into a single monster and marching through a haunted forest…but the film does.
FILM REVIEW: is 'Book Week' Better Left on the Shelf?
This independent Australian film seems perfect on paper, but you can’t judge a book by its cover.
Where Bohemian Rhapsody Fails, A Star Is Born Succeeds
Read on to find out why.
FILM REVIEW: "The Old Man and the Gun" - 16mm Film with a Rose Tint
Robert Redford stars as Robert Redford in this biopic of gentleman thief, Forest Tucker. But can he pull of his last job before retirement?
Film Review: "Boy Erased" is Compassionate and Nearly Impact-free
Boy Erased has something to say but it’s not one for confrontation…
2018 British Film Fest Preview
A quick preview of some of the best of the 2018 British Film Festival
Film Review: Timothée Chalamet Shines Once Again in "Beautiful Boy"
Chalamet is ruthlessly convincing as a young drug addict, but does this true story feel real enough?
FILM REVIEW: "Halloween" stays true to the slasher genre but does little else
More kills doesn't necessarily mean more thrills… but damn it, Michael is going to try!
Mini British Film Festival Review: "Colette" starring Keira Knightley
With the hype of the royals in Australia rampant in the air, many were keen to gather at Palace Cinemas Paradiso to catch the premiere of Colette on the opening night of the Mini British Film Festival 2018.
FILM REVIEW: "American Animals" takes a heist thriller into the wild
American Animals is the best of both worlds: blockbuster thriller and madcap documentary.