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Yes, it's true - Zack Snyder’s Justice League is pretty good
ZSJL, while retaining the basic plot of its theatrically released sister movie, is the violent opposite in its feeling; it’s decadent, consciously mythic and bursting with gorgeous tableaus and a sense of grandiosity.
REVIEW & SNAPSHOTS: WA Made Film Festival Day 2
[The Festival] pays so much recognition to up and coming filmmakers in Perth while the documentary topics touch on interesting, personal and educational subjects for the audience’s enlightenment.
FILM REVIEW: "JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH" IS A MASTERPIECE
Black Messiah will break your heart and offer no condolences.
WA Made Film Festival returns for its exciting second installment
WA Made Film Festival commences it’s second year in promoting short films, documentaries and feature films made in WA in the breathtaking Palace Cinemas Raine Square situated in the heart of Perth
FILM REVIEW: “Minari” is a mesmerising, earnest, and quietly devastating American epic
The film managed to extend its roots deep into the cold, unfeeling wasteland that is my heart, and replenished my soul in the process.
FILM REVIEW: "High Ground" has good intentions, but ultimately falls short
What could have been an important and timeless film, is undermined by its white saviour complex.
Film Review: "Wonder Woman 1984" is an appalling misfire
There was no reason to think a sequel couldn’t improve on things, especially with director Patty Jenkins’ back at the helm. Unfortunately, Wonder Woman 1984 is a huge downgrade in every way.
PODCAST: "The Mandalorian" Season 2 ends with a show of force
This episode on the Spoiler Nation podcast, Howie and special guest Joe dive deep into the last three episodes of The Mandalorian Season 2:
"The Bee Gee's: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" goes behind the boogie.
Irrespective of whether you're a stan, or if Bee Gee's disco falsetto is is simply Jive Talking, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart is an inspiring and epic display of passion and creativity.
PODCAST: Ahsoka Tano Debuts (Or Returns) and Baby Yoda gets a name in The Mandalorian
This episode on the Spoiler Nation podcast, we dive deep into the hyperspace of Season 2 of The Mandalorian so far, the return of Ahsoka Tano, Baby Yoda’s new name, and more.
FILM REVIEW: Aaron Sorkin returns to form with powerfully charged “The Trial of the Chicago 7”
With ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’, Aaron Sorkin finds levity while propelling a powerfully charged message; inspiring unity whilst reminding us of the corruption ever-present in America’s courtroom.
FILM REVIEW: Body-swap slasher flick "Freaky" blends comedy and horror with mixed results
Freaky starts on a gloriously high and gory note, and sadly goes pretty off-pitch.
FILM REVIEW: Western Australian film "The Xrossing" hits close to home
The Xrossing has been brought to life by not only a highly talented cast, but also the perfect dose of heartfelt moments within the layered plot.
PODCAST: Netflix's "The Haunting of Bly Manor" finds love in terror
This Halloween season, join us in a spooky, comprehensive breakdown of Netflix's "The Haunting of Bly Manor", Mike Flanagan's follow-up to his hit horror series, "The Haunting of Hill House."
FILM REVIEW: "Bill and Ted Face the Music" is most excellent
In a world of sequels and reboots, Bill and Ted feel fresh and welcome.
Dressed to kill: The Absurdity of “Deerskin” is intoxicating
Deerskin is altogether odd, and is truly like nothing else released this year.
The Exciting Potential of HBO’s Upcoming “Batman” Spinoff Show
Why we are excited about the upcoming Batman series.
FILM REVIEW: "The King of Staten Island" takes the throne
Every significant moment of change throughout your life can be mercilessly swift, but it can also be deceptively gradual. The King of Staten Island conveys this wonderfully, both on paper and in execution.
A technicolour dream and a powerhouse drama: “Waves” is the real deal
Whilst stunning and exceptional on so many levels, the film's real trump card is its heart.