Tim Winton’s Breath is fresh air for Aussie cinema
Breath takes the Tim Winton book and turns it into Australian cinematic storytelling at its finest: mature, adventurous, intelligent, playful and calmly assured.
Leigh Paatsch
Unsane is an unsettling thriller shot entirely on a iPhone
REVIEW: Unsane is the first Hollywood movie shot entirely on an iPhone … and it’s a chiller of a thriller! Claire Foy of Netflix’s The Crown gets locked up in an asylum against her will.
Gurrumul a must-see Aussie doco about an unsung music legend
REVIEW: REVIEW: Gurrumul opens your eyes, ears and heart to the great Australian songwriter you (probably) never knew. Track down this beautiful documentary and treasure every moment of it …
Review: A whole new brand of Marvel magic
THE momentous, much-anticipated arrival of Avengers: Infinity War signals a seismic shifting of the plates when it comes to the ground rules
More Stories
ScarJo strips but little’s laid bare
UNDER the Skin: Don’t try to decipher what happens when Scarlett Johansson’s character lures single men to her home. In all likelihood, you will be wrong.
Return Trip even more amusing
THE Trip to Italy: Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon serve up a delicious mix of whip-smart, world-weary banter and celebrity impersonation duels.
Portuguese pin-up out to change the world
SON of God: A likable, if limited actor delivers the messiah as a mischievous male model in this well-intentioned biopic.
X-Men mashup lacks the X-Factor
X-MEN Days of Future Past: This joint venture for two major Marvel movie stablemates should be delivering the best of both X-Men worlds, but at times it’s a total drag.
On the way from misery to happiness … uh-uh
SUNSHINE ON LEITH: How these two inspired the Scottish Mamma Mia! — an irrepressibly appealing jukebox musical.
Incredible journey casts powerful spell
IDA: It’s shot in a starkly foreboding black-and-white with long periods of absolute silence but this film is quite simply a masterpiece.
Time travel X-Men lose the plot
IT’S got a ripper cast and the 3D effects are breathtaking. Butsomething’s not quite right with X-Men: Days of Future Past , says Leigh Paatsch.
Parental guidance not recommended
CHILD’S POSE: When her son kills a small boy in a car accident, iron-willed Cornelia will stop at nothing to save him from the consequences in this stunning character study.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/entertainment/movies/leigh-paatsch/page/198