Wednesdays With Woody: Match Point (2005)
byWith the benefit of hindsight, it’s now clear that Match Point marked a turning point of sorts in Woody Allen’s long and winding career….
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Film Review: Bachelorette (2012)
byWithout question a film about a group of women coming together before a wedding will only cause people to immediately strike similarities with the…
TV Recap: Rake, S2E8
byAnd so it ends. Cleaver (Richard Roxburgh) singing in his cell waiting to cop a beating from his fellow corrupt inmates. Poor sad old…
Film Review: Argo (2012)
byTehran 1979; the Iranian revolution is well underway with violent demonstrations storming the streets. Angry protestors storm the US embassy and when six American diplomats escape,…
Film Review: Frankenweenie (2012)
byFrankenweenie sees the feature film development of an idea Tim Burton first imagined almost 30 years ago. No stranger to paying tribute to his…
Film Review: Hail (2012)
byHail is the first feature effort from Amiel Courtin-Wilson who has gained international recognition for his documentaries Chasing Buddha, Bastardy and his short film…
Film Review: Dredd 3D (2012)
byThe word that struck me from the beginning in this film is LOUD. From the opening credits, Pete Travis’ not-too-distant future romp is almost…
Wednesdays With Woody: Melinda and Melinda (2004)
byWhatever you may think of the final product, it’s certainly hard to deny that Woody Allen’s 2004 film Melinda and Melinda contains one of…
TV Recap: The Newsroom, S1E10
byWithout any major episode cliffhangers, The Newsroom ended on a satisfying note last night in the season finale. Ominous music did play while Will…
TV Recap: Rake, S2E7
byJust when we thought that Kath and Kim’s Sandy Freckle (William McInnes) took out the greatest name title on Australian television the genius that…