Wednesdays with Woody: Zelig (1983)
byAfter a decade of critical and commercial success making fairly accessible comedies in the seventies with the likes of Annie Hall and Manhatten, Woody…
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TV Review: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Episode 13
byTonight’s final installment of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries will knock your socks off with pure awesomeness.
Film Review: Careless Love (2012)
byIn his first Australian film in almost twenty years, director John Duigan, who made the eighties teen masterpiece The Year My Voice Broke, and…
Wednesdays with Woody: A Midsummer Night’s Sex Comedy (1982)
byA Midsummer Night’s Sex Comedy is notable for being the first Woody Allen film starring Mia Farrow, who would go on to be his…
Film Review: The Dictator (2012)
byOutrageous provocateur Sacha Baron Cohen returns with his follow up to Borat and Bruno with The Dictator. Pushing the envelope once again, Cohen plays…
TV Review: Laid, S2E3
byA series of sexual misadventures dominates ABC’s Laid. Last season, Roo (Alison Bell) uncovered the existence of her sexual death curse and its implications…
TV Review: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Episode 12
byThis is by far the most exciting, most awesome, most thrilling episode of the Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries yet! So get your tea and…
Film Review: Iron Sky (2012)
byIn Iron Sky we see the rise of the 4th Reich, who has been building war machines on the moon since 1945 and watching…
Film Review: Dark Shadows (2012)
byVampires, werewolves, ghosts and witches are quite the material for a 1960s soap opera. Long before the days of Twilight and True Blood, Dark…
TV Review: Laid, S2E2
byTwo episodes in and Laid continues to traverse the sexual warzone of an upwardly mobile suburban Sydneyite. But let’s call a spade a spade…