In Like Flynn an old-timey Aussie adventure that doesn’t excite
REVIEW: In Like Flynn is the biopic of a young Errol Flynn nobody wanted. Did this dud really cost 12 million bucks to make? Oh, my …
Leigh Paatsch
What to stream this week
THERE might be a giant footy-sized hole in your weekend, but there’s a wealth of great movies to fill the gap. Leigh Paatsch runs the rule over the new movies to stream this week.
First Man blasts off as one of the year’s top films
FIRST MAN with Ryan Gosling as pioneer astronaut Neil Armstrong approaches our fascination with space from an unexpected angle, and with breathtaking creative flair.
American Animals shows how not to pull off a heist
AMERICAN Animals tells the true story of four college kids who thought they had what it takes to become robbers. To no one’s surprise, they had no idea at all.
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Was this superhero reboot a mistake?
REVIEW: It’s been slammed the world over for its lack of action and bad acting. So is the new Fantastic Four really that bad? Leigh Paatsch gives his verdict.
Aussie tale to warm the heart
REVIEW: LAST Cab to Darwin is a tough-skinned, yet tender-hearted tale of a bush taxi driver staring his own demise square in the eye.
Trainwreck takes Schumer to next level
REVIEW: Hardline fans of Amy Schumer might be slightly disappointed by the relatively conservative tack taken here. But it wil gain her a huge following.
The man behind Big Bird revealed
REVIEW: FOR almost the entirety of a professional career spanning six decades, Caroll Spinney has been doing one of two things.
Viggo shines in buddy movie with soul
REVIEW: A REFINED anchoring performance from the famously gymnastic linguist Viggo Mortensen is the trump card played by this stylish production.
Cruise’s Mission goes off the grid
TOM Cruise returns as franchise spearhead Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation. But is the series getting tired the fifth time around?
Reynolds still can’t catch a trick
REVIEW: SELF/LESS, starring Ryan Reynolds, starts out flying high but plummets so quickly it’s deserving of the label of one of this year’s worst movies.
Age does not weary Sherlock
REVIEW: THE Guinness Book of World Records lists Sherlock Holmes as the “most portrayed movie character” of all-time. How does Ian McKellen fare?
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