Mikey Madison shines in Anora, which may just be one of the year’s best films.
Ben O’Shea
There is already Oscar’s buzz for this sweet character study that may just be writer-director and star Jesse Eisenberg’s best film yet.
In many ways the Robbie Williams biopic is like many others in the genre, but with one key difference — Williams is played by a CG chimpanzee.
Too much cheese in this gravy.
Hugh Grant will send chills down your spine as a creepy retired academic in Heretic.
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo deliver style, substance and great voices to the screen adaptation of this much loved musical.
Defying gravity is a neat trick but the real magic of Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba is living up to the ridiculously high expectations of millions of Wicked tragics.
Ben O'Shea
‘Paul Mescal, in his first blockbuster, does the best he can with a screenplay that is notably lacking in memorable quotes.’
Are you not entertained? Well might one ask after watching Ridley Scott’s $470 million Gladiator II, but this sword-and-sandal epic ultimately falls short of the original.
‘Sasquatch Sunset is one of the weirdest movies you’ll see all year. Think Harry And The Hendersons, only if Harry spent most of the movie with his wang flapping in the breeze.’
The movie that captures the early days of iconic sketch show, Saturday Night Live.
Kate Winslet shines in this incredible true story of one of WWII’s greatest photographers.
A less-than-flattering origin story of a man who looms large over global politics.
Joker: Folie a Deux hit theatres this week restarting the debate around one of cinema’s most controversial characters.
As blasphemous as it is to admit in these parts, Joker: Folie a Deux proves Joaquin Phoenix is a better Clown Prince of Crime than WA’s Heath Ledger.
‘Written and directed by Canadian filmmaker Megan Park (The Fallout), the film examines what would happen if you could have a conversation with your future self.’
Choc full of action sequences, the new film set in the Transformers universe can be overly frenetic, but these robots still have hearts.
A remake of a Danish film by the same name, Speak No Evil blends horror and comedy and features some solid performances from its leads.
A fascinating slice of Australian history brought to the big screen struggles to land a punch in overly long film.
Can an Aussie film do “dinky-di” without crossing into cringe? Runt just about pulls it off.
The Ghost with the Most is back, and, after nearly four decades, Michael Keaton is as weird, politically incorrect and downright hilarious as he was in Tim Burton’s original Beetlejuice.
Is this the year’s biggest box office bomb?
June Squibb may seem like an unlikely action hero, but in Thelma she proves she can mix it with the big guys.
The new action comedy from director Paul Feig is not going to blow you away, but it is perfectly serviceable as a simple film which will entertain.
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