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'Outlaw King' Review - Epic Scale Filmmaking for the Small Screen

By Luke Banyai
21/11/18
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'The Children Act' - A Front Row Seat to the Life of a High Court Judge

By Shalee Rae
19/11/18

The Children Act, directed by Sir Richard Eyre is a film starring Emma Thompson and Stanley Tucci.

Trailers

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.

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'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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Award-Winning Film 'Shoplifters' is Warm, Sad and Satisfying - Review

By Steph Tuite
14/11/18

Osamu (Lily Franky) is an opportunistic man with a glint in his eye in the award-winning Japanese drama, Shoplifters.

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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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Fede Alvarez' 'The Girl in the Spider's Web' Disappoints - Review

By Luke Banyai
08/11/18

Fede Alvarez’ The Girl in the Spider’s Web continues Lisbeth Salander’s life of cyberhacking and destroying abusive men’s lives around the globe and unfortunately, comes up way shorter than its predecessor.

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'Roma' Review - Melodic, Important, a Must-See Film from Alfonso Cuarón

By Shalee Rae
07/11/18

Roma, written and directed by Alfonso Cuarón, is set in Mexico City in the early 1970s and follows the story of a maid named Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio).

News

'Deadwood' Movie Officially in Production with Most of the Cast Returning

By Nick Janks
07/11/18

Fans of the hit TV series Deadwood can rejoice with the word out of town being that the feature film based on the series is officially in production.

Features

10 Movies to Keep an Eye on this Upcoming Awards Season

By Hagan Osborne
02/11/18

Tis’ the season and I am not talking about Christmas.

Reviews

'Bohemian Rhapsody' is an Incredible Portrait of an Iconic Band and Singer

By Maya Dodd
01/11/18

Queen was around well before my time, with Freddie Mercury’s death in 1991 taking place two years before I was even born. Regardless, and as with many of my peers across the globe, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ was still a theme song of my youth.

Trailers

New Trailer for Upcoming Hugh Jackman Film 'The Front Runner'

By Nick Janks
31/10/18

Check out the new trailer for the upcoming Hugh Jackman film The Front Runner, which looks to be some of the actor’s best work yet.

Reviews

'An Interview with God' Movie Keeps the Faith - Review

By Shalee Rae
30/10/18

An Interview with God follows the story of Paul Asher (Brenton Thwaites), a journalist who has returned home after covering the war in Afghanistan.

Trailers

See the Gritty Side of Sarah Jessica Parker in Trailer for 'Here and Now'

By Shalee Rae
29/10/18

Since the release of flicks such as Birdman (2014) and La La Land (2016), we have seen that Hollywood loves nothing more than movies about Hollywood.

Trailers

Natalie Portman Plays a Pop Diva in New Drama 'Vox Lux'

By Nick Janks
26/10/18

Natalie Portman plays Celeste, a pop superstar with a tragic past in the upcoming musical drama film Vox Lux.

Trailers

Liam Neeson is Back to His Vengeful Ways in Trailer for 'Cold Pursuit'

By Nick Janks
26/10/18

Yet again, Liam Neeson plays a father on a mission of revenge in the upcoming action-thriller Cold Pursuit from Norwegian director Hans Petter Moland.

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Star Turns All Around in Bradley Cooper's 'A Star is Born' - Review

By Luke Banyai
18/10/18

Remakes of classic films are rarely met with high praise, however, the latest version of A Star is Born could well be considered a classic in its own right. It’s hard to fault a film where everything fits so well together with such confidence and emotional depth.

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