Wednesdays With Woody: Shadows and Fog (1991)
In much the same way he tackled a completely genre different to his typical comedic work with his pseudo-documentary Zelig in the early eighties,…
Wednesdays With Woody: Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)
“Remember, if it bends its comedy. If it breaks, its not”. Woody Allen ended the eighties by combining the plight of the intelligent, but…
Film Review: The King Is Dead (2012)
Five years after his silent film experiment, Dr. Plonk, Australian maverick director Rolf De Heer returns to cinema screes with a tale of suburban…
Film Review: The Cabin In The Woods (2011)
After a long and troubled release history (the film was shelved in 2009), culminating for Australian audiences in a decision for its release straight…
Film Review: Get The Gringo (2012)
After cutting his teeth as an assistant director, Adrian Grunberg makes an assured directorial debut with Get The Gringo, a gritty prison film unlike…
Wednesdays with Woody: Broadway Danny Rose (1984)
“You can have her now at the old price… Which is anything you want to give me. Anything at all”. “You know what turns…
Film Review: Men In Black III (2012)
The first Men In Black film was a fun, comic book style adventure that successfully combined the odd couple pairing of the ultra-serious Tommy…
Wednesdays with Woody: Zelig (1983)
After a decade of critical and commercial success making fairly accessible comedies in the seventies with the likes of Annie Hall and Manhatten, Woody…
Film Review: Careless Love (2012)
In his first Australian film in almost twenty years, director John Duigan, who made the eighties teen masterpiece The Year My Voice Broke, and…
Film Review: Safe (2012)
Safe, the new Jason Statham action vehicle, takes a more interesting approach then his usual fare. It takes at its core the story of…