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Leigh Paatsch
What to stream this week
A GOOD-time Star Wars movie, a dark political comedy and a doco on a music legend — this week’s streaming guide has something for all tastes. Leigh Paatsch runs the rule over the best (and worst) new movies on your streaming platforms.
Venom a win for Tom Hardy, a loss for Marvel fans
VENOM will not go down as one of the all-time great movies to carry a little Marvel branding on the poster. But there is one reason why it’s not a total bust.
Bad Times at the El Royale here for long time, not good time
BAD Times at the El Royale takes a long, slow scenic route in a mystery awash with money, murder and mayhem at a hotel in the middle of nowhere.
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The trailer’s awful — the film’s good
WHEN the trailer to Zac Efron’s music drama romance movie We are Your Friends dropped, the haters were out everywhere. Not so fast.
World’s stylish 93-year-old is cool
REVIEW: Some of the best docos merely put you together with someone who is simply great company.One such person is Iris Apfel.
Woody Allen will keep you guessing
REVIEW: Woody Allen has waded into murky moral waters several times before in his films. This one passes muster purely on curiosity value alone.
Gyllenhaal’s smart heavyweight act
REVIEW: Southpaw tells a riches-to-rags-to-redemption tale — and Jake Gyllenhaal gives a heavyweight performance in an otherwise junior-middleweight affair.
Vacation poorly reboots Chase classic
REVIEW: While taking its cues from Chevy Chase’s National Lampoon Vacation hits, not even Chris Hemsworth can save Vacation which also has a crap-tabulous last-act.
Geek meets gangsta in a new twist
REVIEW: You could say this US indie comedy-drama sits at a mythical point where Boyz N the Hood meets Risky Business. But that would be missing the point.
Sometimes opposites don’t attract
REVIEW: They play a married couple in 5 Flights Up. But it is almost impossible to buy into Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton as cuddlesome soulmates.
Good looks only take you so far
REVIEW: With its gorgeous stars and glam setting, director Guy Ritchie’s The Man From U.N.C.L.E. certainly looks the part. But something is missing.
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