Film Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)
byReturning with another three-part saga, Peter Jackson brings The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey into Australian cinemas this Boxing Day. While the film will not…
James Madden
Film Review: Quartet (2012)
byDustin Hoffman makes his official feature film directorial debut with an appropriate story of seasoned veterans coming together for a special performance.
Film Review: Samsara (2011)
bySamsara marks the reunion between director Ron Fricke and producer Mark Magidson, nineteen after their documentary Baraka was released. Like Baraka, Samsara takes viewers…
Film Review: Liberal Arts (2012)
byI’ll make my disclaimer from the get go. I have had a liberal arts education and I do believe this played a part in…
Film Review: Trouble with the Curve (2012)
byClint Eastwood plays against type as a disgruntled, down on his luck, decaying old man. Okay, maybe less “plays against type” and a little…
Film Review: All the Way Through Evening (2011)
bySo many voices were silenced and so many lives were lost during the 1980s AIDS pandemic. That such talent was lost has not been…
Film Review: Celeste and Jesse Forever (2012)
byCeleste (Rashida Jones) and Jesse (Andy Samberg) are best friends. They spend all their time together and enjoy every moment of it. But they’re…
Film Review: Skyfall (2012)
byCould it be? Has Bond finally been killed in action??? Well, what do you think? Yeah, exactly. MI6 secret agent 007 James Bond returns…
Film Review: Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel (2012)
byIt is no surprise that dreams, fantasy and perceptions of reality are a big part of The Eye Has to Travel. After all, Diana…
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…