Five ensemble cast comedies you need to stream
WITH the busy ensemble comedy Tag hitting cinemas tomorrow, here are five more streaming options where the quality ensemble cast increases the quantity of laughs.
Leigh Paatsch
What to stream this long weekend
LONG weekend and the couch is calling your name? Bypass the dodgy flicks and shows as Leigh Paatsch reviews what’s streaming now on Netflix, Stan and Foxtel Now.
Kodachrome snaps a final showdown for father and son
REVIEW: Kodachrome has Ed Harris, Jason Sudeikis and Elizabeth Olsen; a road trip; some tough talk; some tougher love; and some fine acting. What’s not to like?
Hereditary a five-star horror masterpiece
HEREDITARY slowly and sinisterly builds a tower of cower from which there is no coming down. See this chilling horror masterpiece with no detailed advance intel if you can.
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Review: Tarzan
THIS cheaply-animated rewrite of the Tarzan legend stars Kellan Lutz, as the famous vine-swinging, loincloth-sporting man of the jungle.
Review: The Giver
HAVEN’T got the stomach for The Hunger Games? Not a fan of Divergent? Try The Giver, which is almost guaranteed to polarise audiences.
Review: Step Up All In
FANS of the Step Up movies will be perfectly content with the hard work — and even harder twerkin’ — that has gone into choreographing this latest instalment.
Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
YOU remember the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, right? There were the toys, TV shows, movies and yes, the cheese-injected pizzas – now two decades later, they’re back.
Movie review: The Grandmaster
THE martial arts guru behind Kill Bill and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is at the top of his game, but at times, the action is lost.
Movie review: If I Stay
EVEN the acting chops of Chloe Grace Moretz can’t save this low-grade weepie film from being a faulty version of The Fault In Our Stars.
A vampire hit that’s bloody funny
OSCAR-NOMINATED Kiwi filmmaker Taika Waititi is back with a hilarious vampire comedy, that you’ll want to sink your teeth into for a good laugh.
Review: What We Do in the Shadows
HERE comes the mockumentary the vampire world has been crying out for. This very funny low-budget film explores the everyday – or, everynight – lives of four vampires.
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