Make your holiday streams come true
If your kids are housebound these summer holidays and can’t get to the cinema, never fear: we have you covered.
Leigh Paatsch
Seven movies to stream this weekend
Bruce Springsteen’s acclaimed one-man Broadway show in your loungeroom — what better way to avoid relatives who have outstayed their welcome this festive season. Here are seven movies to stream right now.
Why The Favourite is an Oscar Best Actress triple threat
One of the most heartening trends in cinema in 2018 is just how many great movies about women were released throughout the year, writes Leigh Paatsch.
Bumblebee is the fix Transformers series needs
If you’ve suffered through the earlier, inane Transformers offerings, Bumblebee will set everything right, and it could well be the best of the franchise.
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A true love to dine for
REVIEW: A richly flavoured tale of misplaced meals and unrequited love from India, The Lunchbox is sure to satisfy your appetite.
Angelic voice runs with devilish crowd
JERSEY Boys: Clint Eastwood’s rags-to-riches-to-ructions musical delivers much more than a bunch of catchy tunes.
Tech guru brushes up on conspiracy theory
TIM’S Vermeer: Can a man who has never picked up a brush before recreate the works of a master? And did that famous artist really “paint” at all?
Killer plot ramps up the tension
CALVARY: An extraordinary conversation in the confessional kicks of a gripping drama that’s not so much a whodunit as a whosaidit.
Colourful caper fails to take flight
RIO 2: Dead-set city slicker Blu struggles to fit in with his jungle surrounds — and a frumpy father-in-law — in this so-so sequel.
The ultimate holiday movie guide
LOOKING for a way to entertain the kids these school holidays? Here’s Leigh Paatsch’s picks for the best and worst films for kids and parents.
YSL biopic fails the dress code
YVES Saint Laurent: The rags to riches story of a haute couture high-flyer sells fashionistas short.
The worst action blockbuster ever?
TRANSFORMERS: Age of Extinction: Never before has a big-ticket budget been blown on such a small-minded outcome.
Meet the partying playboy behind hit shows
THE Last Impresario: Parties, drugs and stellar celebrity pals all but defined one of the most connected individuals in showbiz history — and all but destroyed him as well.
Meet the partying playboy behind hit shows
THE Last Impresario: Parties, drugs and stellar celebrity pals all but defined one of the most connected individuals in showbiz history — and all but destroyed him as well.
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