84th Academy Award Winner Predictions
Only one more sleep til the goldenest of days rears its shiny gold head. Read more
Feb 26
Thievish Thursdays: The Society Murders (2006)
As the compelling drama continues each Thursday on The Straits, Film Blerg looks at another Thievish Thursday, this time with The Society Murders. Read more
Predict the Oscar Winners!
While Film Blerg will take a look at its predicted winners on Sunday night for Monday’s live Australian broadcast of the 84th Annual Academy Awards, we want to hear who you think will win! Read more
Film Review: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2011)
Stephen Daldry’s adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close delves deep into a singular story of a search undertaken by a young boy whose father died in the September 11 attacks. Read more
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TV Review: Woodley, Episode 1
Think you’ve got it tough? Odds are, Woodley (Frank Woodley) has it tougher. Recently divorced from Em (Justine Clarke), and father to Ollie (Alexandra Cashmere), Woodley is a tragic figure. Read more
Film Review: The People vs. George Lucas
“I’m an alcoholic because George Lucas ruined my life…and I mean that in the nicest possible way,” quips Carrie Fisher during a Lifetime Achievement Award tribute at the American Film Institute. Read more
Review: One for the Money (2012)
Katherine Heigl is not a very Italian sounding name. Yet in One for the Money she inexplicably attempts to convince you she’s Italian American Stephanie Plum using nothing but an horrific spray tan and a possibly even more horrific attempt at an accent. Read more
TV Review: Smash, Pilot
Following in the guise of the popular network musical series, NBC’s Smash sets out to appeal to a similar audience. Read more
Film Review: Tyrannosaur (2011)
Actor Paddy Considine’s debut feature Tyrannosaur is an extension of his short film Dog Altogether (2007) with Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman reprising their roles in this extended version. Read more
