A Dog’s Way Home, straight to dog lovers’ hearts
A Dog’s Way Home is one of those movies where one pooch must travel solo for many thousands of kilometres to be reunited with their rightful owner. You know the drill, dog lovers.
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King of Thieves doesn’t come close to great
King of Thieves rounds up Michael Caine and a whole lot of old stagers for a wheezy codger caper based on the true story of the biggest burglary in UK history, writes Leigh Paatsch.
Greta a tale of creepy obsession
Greta is a torrid trashy tale of a naive waitress who lands in NYC from out of town, and rapidly becomes needy, nutty Greta’s latest fixation. One for the so-bad-it’s-good fans, writes Leigh Paatsch.
The real reason Green Book won Best Picture
The Academy Awards overlooked a far superior film, and chose the winner for the top gong in an act of self-preservation for the traditional Hollywood movie business, writes Leigh Paatsch.
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The ultimate summer movie guide
WHAT will you be watching at the movies this summer? Leigh Paatsch has the lowdown on what’s on the big screens in coming months.
Movie review: Nightcrawler
MOVIE review: Jake Gyllenhaal channels the best of Robert De Niro in the dark and disturbing Nightcrawler.
Movie review: When the Queen Came to Town
MOVIE review: This dinky, but delightful documentary commemorates the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s 1954 tour of Australia and New Zealand.
Movie review: Men, Women and Children
MOVIE review: It’s Adam Sandler, but thankfully not as you know him, in the solid ensemble drama Men, Women and Children.
When you really need not to go
MOVIE review: It is a most intriguing sign of the times when one of the better Australian films of 2014 consciously elects to bypass a run in cinemas altogether.
Two courses to end Hunger
MOVIE review: The first of two long goodbyes to the global phenomenon of The Hunger Games, Mockingjay Part 1 delivers exactly what it must, saving the rest (and the best?) for last.
Lives up to all the acclaim
MOVIE Review: The Dark Horse is the true story of the late Genesis Potini, a Maori chess genius who battled a bipolar disorder throughout his life.
It never gets very arresting
MOVIE review: The new B-grade buddy comedy Let’s Be Cops progresses steadily through three distinct phases.
Staying put in a moving story
MOVIE review: No one’s going to mistake My Old Lady for Let’s Be Cops in this or any other lifetime.
The bucks stop at The Drop
MOVIE review: If we are to learn anything from the magnificently miserable crime drama The Drop, it is that there is no honour among thieves.
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