Film Review – Hit The Road (2021)
A family car journey. Not necessarily something to look forward to, especially if one of the passengers is a lively...
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Film Review – Joyride (2022)
We didn’t see the memo, but it looks like this is Road Trip Movie Week. There’s a double whammy of...
Film Review – She Will (2021)
The rise of women-led horror – think Relic, Saint Maud and, more recently, Men – continues apace this week with...
Film Review – The Gray Man (2022)
The debate about the state of Netflix in 2022 is rumbling on: is the streamer out of ideas and out...
Film Review – Thor: Love & Thunder (2022)
As the dust settles post-multiverse shenanigans, we are again debating whether Marvel and the MCU is still a good thing...
Film Review – Brian And Charles (2022)
The relationship between humans and artificial intelligence has a fascination that never goes away. If anything, it continues to grow...
Film Review – Nitram (2021)
Director Justin Kurzel has always had a fascination with the darker side of Australia. His cinematic exploration began with his...
Film Review – Minions: The Rise Of Gru (2022)
Who could have foreseen the incredible impact and world domination of those pesky little yellow multi-lingual Minions? Are they aliens?...
Film Review – Earwig (2021)
I avoid comparing movies or styles of movies to magnificent David Lynch; however this is defiantly one that would appeal...
Film Review – Moon, 66 Questions (2021)
Jacqueline Lentzou’s debut feature sets out its stall right from the start. Moon, 66 Questions is “a film about love,...
Film Review – The Black Phone (2022)
Based on the short story of the same name, The Black Phone takes place in 1978 in a small, suburban...
Film Review – Lightyear (2022)
Prequels, origins stories ….. whatever you like to call them, they’re just as much a part of our cinematic diet...
Sundance London 2022 Film Review – Brian And Charles (2022)
The relationship between humans and artificial intelligence has a fascination that never goes away. If anything, it continues to grow...
Film Review – Jurassic World: Dominion (2022)
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could they didn't stop to think if they should" lambasts...