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We Interview Melbourne Actress Tess Dobré - Star of 'Sugar Cube'

By April Shepherd
27/11/18
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10 Iconic Desserts in Film to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth

By Hagan Osborne
26/11/18

The elements which make for great desserts can also be found in the qualities of a great film. They are sweet, dense and can leave a great taste long after their consumption.

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Dwayne Johnson Produces New Wrestling Biopic 'Fighting with My Family'

By Nick Janks
15/11/18

Professional wrestling fans are in for a treat with the trailer for Fighting with My Family dropping today, based on the life of WWE Diva Paige.

Reviews

'Sugar Cube' Review - Love and Sex on the Melbourne Coffee Circuit

By April Shepherd
14/11/18

Sugar Cube follows James (Matt Marasco), a barista who is in love with his best friend Sarah (Tess Dobrè), despite feeling as if his love isn’t reciprocated.

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'The Old Man & the Gun' - A Fitting End to Robert Redford's Career

By Luke Banyai
12/11/18

The Old Man & the Gun can be viewed in two different ways. One, a simple story of an elderly bank robber who charms his way into looting any bank he sees fit to enter without using an ounce of force, the other, a vehicle entirely built around its star, screen legend Robert Redford.

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Hilarious Trailer for New Rebel Wilson Comedy 'Isn't It Romantic'

By Nick Janks
01/11/18

Rebel Wilson gets caught in a real-life rom-com in the upcoming film Isn’t It Romantic, co-starring fellow Aussie Liam Hemsworth.

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No Bumps in the Night in 'Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween' - Review

By Steph Tuite
23/10/18

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween is here just in time for Halloween (the greatest time of the year!) but unfortunately, there are not many bumps to scare you in this sequel.

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Trailer for New Melbourne-Based Indie Drama/Comedy Film 'Sugar Cube'

By April Shepherd
16/10/18

A new indie film from Melbourne, Sugar Cube, is set to be released on October 30th, with the film featuring a lot of familiar places and scenes for Melbournians.

Reviews

'Sierra Burgess Is a Loser'… Or Like the Rest of Us Trying to Find Love?

By April Shepherd
05/10/18

The Netflix original movie Sierra Burgess is a Loser, directed by Ian Samuels, has been making waves since its release in September this year.

Trailers

Lighthearted Family Humour in Trailer for 'Instant Family'

By Nick Janks
04/10/18

Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne play parents to adopted children that get in over their heads in the new comedy ‘Instant Family’.

Reviews

Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish Deliver Laughs in 'Night School' - Review

By Maya Dodd
01/10/18

Kevin Hart has a sense of humour that my own never quite gelled with. Sure, he’s funny, but I always felt like I was the person in the room laughing the least, you know?

Trailers

'Holmes & Watson' Trailer Sees an Idiotic Take on the Iconic Detective

By Nick Janks
01/10/18

Comedic geniuses Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly reunite to play the bumbling versions of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson in Holmes & Watson.

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Joaquin Phoenix Stars in 'Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot' - Review

By Chas Farrow
27/09/18

Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot may not be the quickest title to read at the cinema ticket window, but it is one that may already be familiar to some audiences.

Trailers

Trailer for New Laurel & Hardy Biopic 'Stan & Ollie'

By Nick Janks
21/09/18

Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly play the iconic comedy duo Laurel and Hardy in Stan & Ollie, the upcoming biopic that follows the final days of their careers.

Reviews

Great Fun to be Had in 'Johnny English Strikes Again' - Review

By Steph Tuite
20/09/18

When England comes under multiple cyber attacks that reveal the identities of all undercover secret agents, Johnny English is summoned out of retirement for one last mission.

Reviews

'Ladies in Black' - A Charming 1950's Set Australian Film - Review

By Maya Dodd
17/09/18

Adding to the list of light-hearted Australian films that have been released this year, Ladies In Black delivers a charming portrayal of life for a group of working women in suburban Australia in the late 1950’s.

Features

Is 'Notting Hill' Actor Hugh Grant Getting Better with Age?

By Shalee Rae
17/09/18

One of the sometimes unfortunate factors of becoming a successful actor is that fame will likely ensue.

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