Film Review: Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015)
It’s crazy to think there was a time when Alfred Hitchcock was perceived to be more of an entertainer than an artist. It’s even…
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Film Review: Ghostbusters (2016)
If there’s something strange, in your neighbourhood, it’s probably a pathetic loser living in his parents’ basement trolling the female Ghostbusters. And how disappointed…
Film Review: Sing Street (2016)
Irishman John Carney is one of the darlings of the low-budget indie scene having made Once and Begin Again. His latest effort Sing Street…
4 Unexpected Date Night Movies
If you’re a fan of the classic ‘dinner and movie date’, you’ll love these suggestions. You can rent most of them from the comfort…
Film Review: Our Kind of Traitor (2016)
After the immense success of John le Carre’s The Night Manager earlier this year on the small screen, following on its heels is Susanna White‘s large-screen rendering of Our Kind…
Film Review: Love & Friendship (2016)
Hiding behind the ironically bland title Love & Friendship is a whip smart, witty, lovely acted Jane Austen adaptation; one of the best on…
Film Review: Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016)
Whether you enjoy the latest Kendrick/Efron vehicle will depend on your propensity to take offence to crass humour. But while it’s wrong on so…
Film Review: Septembers of Shiraz (2015)
Indigenous Australian director Wayne Blair has made quite a name for himself in Australia in recent years for the feel-good hit The Sapphires in…
Film Review: The Legend of Tarzan (2016)
Based on the adventure novels written by Edgar Rice Burroughs between 1912 and 1965, the latest Hollywood adaptation of Tarzan, as is the post-Dark Knight custom now,…
MDFF Review: Spoke (2016)
Traversing the South-West coast of America to the East, Spoke documents the travels of a few young adults riding across the country. On their…