Film Review: Ride Like a Girl (2019)
byRegardless of your views on the horse racing industry, Michelle Payne’s story was always going to be a movie. Tragedy, injury, humour, small-town girl…
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Film Review: Berlin Syndrome (2017)
byThe recent remake of Beauty and the Beast means Stockholm syndrome is all the rage again. But Disney’s live action film isn’t the only…
Film Review: Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
byA man willing to lay down his life to save those around him. A man who turns the other cheek to violence and holds…
Film Review: Lights Out (2016)
byIt’s a simple concept. A creature that inhabits the shadows and cannot visibly exist in the light. It breeds a certain kind of paranoia,…
Film Review: Triple 9 (2016)
byTriple 9 is a complicated, character driven heist film filled with betrayal, enduring loyalties, bad cops, good cops, double crossings, criminals and lots of…
Film Review: The Choice (2016)
byIt’s that time again. Time for another Nicholas Sparks film adaptation. The tropes come out, women cry, money is made. With The Choice Ross Katz…
Film Review: Point Break (2015)
byWhen faced with the prospect of a remake, especially when the original film was popular or good, one must ask if the remake is…
Film Review: Kill Me Three Times (2014)
bySet in Eagles Nest in Western Australia, Kill Me Three Times makes wonderful use of a gorgeous landscape. The luminous colours are the greatest…
Film Review: Warm Bodies (2013)
byIn case you somehow haven’t been paying attention, vampires are kind of a big deal right now. But this is not the cold, irredeemably evil, and occasionally camp vampire of years gone by. Generally speaking, modern vampires have taken the form of sensitive but slightly edgy romantic heroes, the type that feature in the fast expanding subgenre of paranormal romance films, TV shows and books.