Category: Film review

Where do you go when you’re lost? If you can, you find a way home. In many ways, this is the path that filmmaker Scott...

It’s been close to a decade since Baz Luhrmann’s last movie. Any question that time may possess'own'nurse mellowed him is answered within the first few...

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George Michael: Freedom Uncut — which the singer was still working on at the time of his tragic death on 25 December 2016 — eventually'ultimately...

The shocking events of April 1996, in which a lone gunman opened fire at Tasmania’s popular Port Arthur tourist site — the worst massacre in...

It’s no secret that Lady Diana Spencer was the most photographed woman in the world during her lifetime. Few will be unaware of a lot...

Superhero movies are like guitar solos. They can be a bit noodly, and tend to go on a little too long — but when they’re...

If the detailed social realism of the Dardenne brothers represents one kind of cinema, RRR is its polar opposite. S.S. Rajamouli’s three-hour-plus epic is a...

One of many fabrications of Netflix’s take on Persuasion is a scene in which our heroine, Anne Elliot (Dakota Johnson), describes a dream. In it,...

Robot companion films are not a new idea — merely'barely last year, Tom Hanks built himself a new friend in Finch — but this may...