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.
Leigh Paatsch
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.
Tea with the Dames is a lovely little eavesdropping session
REVIEW: Tea with the Dames invites you to a lively afternoon tea with Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and two other legendary ladies of British stage and screen. Don’t forget to RSVP!!!
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Firth and Stone are an odd couple
REVIEW: Woody Allen’s latest film Magic in the Moonlight stars Colin Firth who is 53. His co-star, Emma Stone is 25, and the romantic plot will keep you guessing.
Small, grotty universe lands in Australia
THE Inbetweeners 2: Defenders of all things Inbetweeners will say the derogatory manner in which women are spoken of is all of a bit of a lark. It is not.
Cautionary tale skilfully told
ALL This Mayhem: Australian skateboarders Tas and Ben Pappas crashed the US pro circuit as if it was a party that could use some livening up, then burned their way out of the sport for good.
Ego soars as Cameron takes a dive
DEEPSEA Challenge 3D: IT ain’t easy being James Cameron. But it is sure is fun. And dangerous. And expensive. And don’t you ever forget it.
Light shone into depths of Cave
20,000 DAYS on Earth: Nick Cave lets us in on some secrets, and slams the door on others, as celebs and a therapist pull him out of his comfort zone.
‘Forrest Gump’ gets old and blows things up
THE 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out Of the Window and Disappeared: One of the strangest films that will be released in 2014.
Bacall far more than Bogart’s widow
LAUREN Bacall will be remembered for being Laurel Bacall, a part she played to perfection on her own singular terms.
Mirren’s French feast really satisfies
THE Hundred-Foot Journey: Acclaimed actress Helen Mirren cooks up a storm, but it’s another veteran that takes the cake in this serving of feel-good fare.
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