Film Review: Charlie’s Angels (2019)
byIt’s Thursday so it must be time for another reboot. Cue groaning. But there’s really no need – for the groaning, that is –…
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Film Review: Power Rangers (2017)
byThink of a TV show, movie, or even a toy from the 90s and there’s a good chance it’s being remade or rebooted into…
Film Review: Magic Mike XXL (2015)
byAt the conclusion of the Magic Mike XXL premiere, a couple of sixty-something men were overheard lamenting the film’s lack of script. Clearly they…
Film Review: Pitch Perfect 2 (2015)
byThey’re back, pitches! After the success of television’s Glee and 2012’s Pitch Perfect, choirs and acapella groups have moved from their lowly position on…
Film Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 (2014)
byDragging out the final chapter has now become commonplace with film adaptations of YA novels. But with the latest instalment of The Hunger Games…
Film Review: The Lego Movie (2014)
byOnce upon a time, as an adult, one would have been judged and potentially scoffed at for going to see a kids movie without…
Film Review: People Like Us (2012)
byThe idea of the prodigal son returning home after an extended absence has been done a lot in movies. Because it’s so thematically rich though, unlike other plot cliché’s, it’s also been done well, memorably in movies like The Indian Runner, You Can Count on Me, No Looking Back and in Australia’s own (extremely worthy, early Russell Crowe vehicle) The Crossing.