Psssst! Ever wondered what Nicole Kidman would look like if she went without sleep for a week, went without makeup for a month, and lived under a bridge for a year? Well, your dream screen trifecta has finally come in.
From a man-eating dancehall diva in a movie musical to an inspired display as the chief villain in a children’s classic, Nicole Kidman’s stable of movie credits show the Aussie star at her best.
A cheeky movie, Fighting With My Family should do for pro wrestling what School of Rock did for fist-pumping heavy metal anthems.
While The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is a marked step up from the tired, try-hard Lego Ninjago Movie, it rarely finds a way to break free of the series’ now-entrenched formula.
UNHERALDED British actor David Oyelowo captures the drama, passion and outrage of civil rights campaigner Martin Luther King Jr in Selma.
BRITAIN’S National Theatre produces the goods again with a delightfully innovative stage adaptation of Treasure Island – interval and all.
DESPITE a top notch cast of Gone Girl’s Rosamund Pike and former Doctor Who David Tennant, What We Did On Our Holiday struggles to rise above so-so sitcom status.
MOVIE REVIEW: Risk does not always equal reward — this remake of The Gambler rolls the dice, but any payout will remain in dispute.
MOVIE REVIEW: The refreshingly reckless Kingsman: The Secret Service is the perfect antidote to all so oh-so-serious Oscars dramas out right now.
MORTDECAI is just the latest lazy effort in Johnny Depp’s long losing streak.
JULIANNE Moore delivers a heartbreaking, emotionally astute portrayal of a woman disappearing in full view of her nearest and dearest.
WHY didn’t they just call it A Brief History of Stephen Hawking? Here’s how his beautiful mind came to be in his younger days.
FOXCATCHER is a creepy tale of tragedy snatched from the jaws of triumph, with an unrecognisable Steve Carell giving a career-best performance.
NATIONAL film writer Leigh Paatsch casts his eye over the crop of hopefuls at this year’s Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards.
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