THE rain is here to stay over the weekend, so it’s time to cosy up on the couch for some quality TV time this winter school holidays. From a blockbuster classic to old-timey children’s delight, here’s what to stream this week.
REVIEW: Ant-Man and the Wasp is a far more cohesive, exciting and entertaining commodity than its predecessor. All it took was one minor plot twist to take things to the next level.
THE new Marvel sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp is a winner, and so too is its underrated leading man Paul Rudd. Here are five more ways to stream Rudd at his ever-reliable best.
IF Sandra Bullock’s lead character in Miss Congeniality was filled by a talking rottweiler, you’d get Show Dogs, but the punchlines have been hounded out of this kids’ comedy.
MOVIE REVIEW: St. Vincent is a delightfully down-in-the-mouth feel good affair dominated by the king of misanthropic mirth himself, Bill Murray.
MOVIE REVIEW: Isabelle Huppert fronts an unmistakably French comedy of manners that can also be thought-provoking … if you let it.
MOVIE REVIEW: Love is Now is a low-budget, mysterious Australian romantic drama which has its head in the right place.
MOVIE REVIEW: Young Australian actor Ed Oxenbould stars alongside Jennifer Garner and Steve Carell — but their star power can’t save this Disney film.
MOVIE REVIEW: Human Capital is a potent dose of European cinema following the aftermath of a hit and run car accident that has more than one victim.
MOVIE REVIEW: The Captive is a bleak and dark drama about the abduction of a child. But can the inclusion of Ryan Reynolds lift the mood?
MOVIE REVIEW: Christian Bale does a fine job in Exodus: Gods and Kings. And watch out for a pair of Aussies in fake tan and guyliner.
RUSSELL Crowe stars, directs, and puts his heart and soul into The Water Diviner. So how does he go? Leigh Paatsch has the lowdown.
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