Film Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018)
byFollowing an Oscar nomination for Bridesmaids back in 2012, Melissa McCarthy is getting Oscar buzz again for her starring role in Can You Ever…
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Film Review: A Simple Favour (2018)
byBased on the book of the same name by Darcey Bell, A Simple Favour sees Stephanie Smothers (Anna Kendrick), a mummy blogger, trying to…
Film Review: Rough Night (2017)
byRough Night might feel pretty familiar, and in many ways it is, sticking to the formula of the ‘bachelor party gone wrong’ theme. But it…
Film Review: A Few Less Men (2017)
byThe nottly anticipated follow-up to 2011 British-Australian co-production and terribly flat, worn-out “comedy” trying desperately to cash in on the success of both the…
Film Review: Ghostbusters (2016)
byIf there’s something strange, in your neighbourhood, it’s probably a pathetic loser living in his parents’ basement trolling the female Ghostbusters. And how disappointed…
Film Review: The Boss (2016)
byMelissa McCarthy. Who knows which way a film with her name on it will go. You always get a sense of what you’re going…
Film Review: Sisters (2015)
byTina Fey. Amy Poehler. Those two factors alone are usually enough. For anything. Be it separately or together. Be it in a series of…
Film Review: Spy (2015)
byMelissa McCarthy is wonderfully funny and warm in Spy, a CIA comedy spoof which is surprisingly well written and directed. The premise of this…
Film Review: I Give It a Year (2012)
byWritten and directed by Dan Mazer (known for his work with Sacha Baron Cohen on such films as Borat and Bruno), I Give It A Year shows you life after marriage for young impulsive couple Nat (Aussie Rose Byrne famous for being the “perfect” bridesmaid in Bridesmaids) and Josh (Rafe Spall).
Film Review: Bachelorette (2012)
byWithout question a film about a group of women coming together before a wedding will only cause people to immediately strike similarities with the…