Film Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
Rising from the dust of so many ruined cities, Batman and Superman meet to settle the score for thousands of 13 year olds posing…
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Film Review: Zootopia (2016)
Who would have thought that the year’s most political film would be a Disney film headlined by talking animals? That’s right, Disney have done…
The latest action from The Vampire Diaries
One of the most surprising hit genres on our TV screens in recent years is the rise of the vampire teen series. The latest…
Film Review: Grimsby (2016)
Offensive, low brow and crude. These are among many of the reasons to see Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest feature Grimsby. With a working class…
Film Review: Theeb (2014)
Theeb marks the beginning of two different yet equally important things. Firstly it’s the directorial debut of Naji Abu Nowar which marks him as…
Film Review: Tangerine (2015)
Technology has progressed so quickly that people can now starting shooting films on iPhones. Like Tangerine. But it is not just ‘a’ film, but…
Film Review: Trumbo (2015)
In the late 1940s Dalton Trumbo (Bryan Cranston) was a screenwriter with a talent that placed him at the vanguard of the Hollywood elite….
Film Review: Félix and Meira (2014)
Félix and Meira is a love story. It is neither groundbreaking nor particularly exciting, it must be said. However, there is a haunted tone that director…
Film Review: Poverty, Inc. (2014)
There’s a saying that gets thrown around when discussing world poverty that goes “the future is here, it’s just not well distributed”. We are…
Film Review: Brooklyn (2015)
The Oscars are almost in session, and we Australians know all too well what that means: February film releases. The highly-acclaimed Brooklyn arrives on…