Last year the internet temporarily lost yet another set of marbles when news dropped that Zac Efron would be starring in a movie as Ted Bundy, one of the biggest serial killers in American history. And it was completely pointless.
Pomsmight have its heart in the right place with its message about valuing the elderly. But it is a truly awful effort from go to whoa and our Jacki Weaver deserves better.
With Mother’s Day almost upon us, here are five streaming picks that embody motherhood at its strongest, funniest, fieriest and loving.
Aussie motorcycle legend Wayne Gardner cheated death and flouted convention on his way to the top of his sport — and had a blast doing it. A documentary on his wild ride heads this week’s streaming guide.
REVIEW: THE Guinness Book of World Records lists Sherlock Holmes as the “most portrayed movie character” of all-time. How does Ian McKellen fare?
REVIEW: Director Oliver Hirschbiegel makes a welcome return to form after his Diana disaster with 13 Minutes.
REVIEW: Tryhard horror film The Gallows makes Insidious: Chapter 3 look like a good option. And that’s not a compliment.
REVIEW: Fans hellbent on collecting the Insidious set will be content enough with this third chapter from director Leigh Whannell.
REVIEW: The way director Gillian Armstrong sees it, the name Orry-Kelly has been lost to obscurity for far too long.
REVIEW: THERE can be no doubting Ruben Guthrie, starring Patrick Brammall, will divide Australian audiences.
REVIEW: Fans of wildly popular young-adult author John Green will enjoy this cute boy-meets-girl-again story starring Cara Delevingne.
REVIEW: Mia Wasikowska is a perfect fit for the miserable fare in Madame Bovary.
REVIEW: Channing Tatum’s chest is a long time coming but there’s some disposable fun to be had before Magic Mike XXL drops its strides.
REVIEW: It’s clunky, lame and far too long. Not even Emilia Clarke — not to mention Arnie — can save Terminator Genisys.
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