The premise of Brightburn might be an interesting one, but it continues on its one-note, no-impact mission until it finally achieves its one truly chilling fright… by leaving the exit door wide open for a sequel to stagger through.
The star attraction of Rocketman is Elton John’s thick back catalogue of classic hits. But despite the hype machine that has been chugging at full throttle over this biopic, it never really leaves the ground.
With the Elton John biopic Rocketman blasting off in cinemas this week, here are five ways to stream yourself backstage into music’s inner sanctum.
Though its brave visual style and skeletal storytelling divided viewers upon its cinematic release, First Man is still undoubtedly one of the best movies of the past year. Here’s what to watch this weekend.
REVIEW: It takes an hour for The Walk and Joseph Gordon-Levitt to get moving but the wait is definitely worth it, especially if viewed in 3D.
IT’S not a perfect film yet Miss You Already about the test to a life-long friendship between two women rewards you by what it does right.
REVIEW: The Intern, starring Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro, will make some people a little bit happy, and other people just a tiny bit nauseous.
REVIEW: Justin Kurzel’s Macbeth cements the Snowtown director as one of Australia’s finest directors on the world stage.
REVIEW: “I had sex today!” In a matter of seconds, Diary Of a Teenage Girl has the field covered for the most attention-grabbing opening line of 2015.
REVIEW: THE Martian is one of the year’s biggest crowd-pleasers, but whatever you do, don’t miss the beginning.
REVIEW: The Wrecking Crew is a fascinating story that deserves to be seen — and most importantly, heard — on the big screen.
JOHNNY Depp gives one of his best performances and the film Black Mass has a killer story. So why does the movie fall so flat?
REVIEW: While it has taken a very long time for this casually cryptic Australian crime thriller to get a cinematic release, it doesn’t take long to see why.
REVIEW: While this is very much a B-movie in both scale and style, The Visit could not have been executed any better.
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