REVIEW: A possible embrace from the so-bad-it’s-good crowd seems the only happy home for The Second, a calamitous erotic thriller where anything resembling the erotic or thrilling has been absent-mindedly left out.
REVIEW: Mary Shelley — a blousy, drowsy biopic — leaves this fascinating young woman high and dry in our imaginations as little more than a pouty doom magnet. Miss Shelley deserved much better.
IT’S going to be another cold, wet weekend so make the most of it with some quality time on the couch. Here’s your guide to the best movies and shows to stream.
FROM fearsome dinosaurs to loveable superheroes, there are plenty of family blockbusters on the big screen this school holidays. This is Leigh Paatsch’s verdict on what movies kids will love most this winter.
MOVIE review: Maps to the Stars is a disarmingly haunting portrait of an ex-star actress (Julianne Moore) unable to let go of what little is left of her former celebrity.
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: Jake Gyllenhaal channels the best of Robert De Niro in the dark and disturbing Nightcrawler.
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: It’s Adam Sandler, but thankfully not as you know him, in the solid ensemble drama Men, Women and Children.
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.
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.
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.
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