Film Review: Suffragette (2015)
byWe’ve come so far, we’ve got so far to go. Suffragette acts as both a reminder of the progress made in the fight for…
Film Review: Mississippi Grind
byThere’s little better advertising for the writing of a character and an actor’s performance than being happy to watch them do almost nothing, making…
Film Review: Truth (2015)
byFew people might think documents are exciting, and fewer still that a story about them would make for a compelling Hollywood movie. Yet there…
Film Review: The Night Before (2015)
byThe latest effort from what might be termed the ‘Frat Pack’ sits in a slot that many of Hollywood’s recent attempts at comedy fall…
Film Review: In the Heart of the Sea (2015)
byThe story of the ocean is a vast one, full of monsters, heroes and gods. For millennia storytellers have drawn upon the behemoth resources…
Film Review: By the Sea (2015)
byWritten, directed and starring Angelina Jolie-Pitt, By the Sea is an examination of a couple in a relationship crisis. Paired on screen with her…
Film Review: The Look of Silence (2014)
byThe Look of Silence is the second documentary from director Joshua Oppenheimer to examine the mass genocide in Indonesia in the late 1960s. It…
Film Review: Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015)
byNote: This film contains traces of Adam Sandler. I feel it’s only good courtesy to point this out to anyone above the age of…
Film Review: The Program (2015)
byLance Armstrong confessed to having cheated to win the Tour de France. This is his story. Based upon the book, Seven Deadly Sins: My pursuit of…
Film Review: On the Waterfront (1954)
byWhen a film can survive VCE English class and still be looked upon with fond memories you know it’s something quite special. On the…