Upstream: Five Ryan Reynolds movies to stream right now
WITH Deadpool 2 earning rave reviews across the globe, now is the time to delve into star Ryan Reynolds’ back catalogue.
WITH Deadpool 2 earning rave reviews across the globe, now is the time to delve into star Ryan Reynolds’ back catalogue.
IF the royal wedding isn’t on your must-watch list, here’s Herald Sun movie guru Leigh Paatsch’s picks for new stuff to stream on Netflix, Foxtel Now, Stan and SBS On Demand this weekend.
CARGO is an eerily effective hybrid of zombie thriller and apocalyptic odyssey that deserves to be seen and appreciated by as wide an audience as possible.
IT isn’t the most pungent film Melissa McCarthy has made lately, but lame comedy Life of the Party is consistently faintly on the nose throughout, says Leigh Paatsch.
SEX Tape: Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel make the mistake of recharging the batteries of a flat marriage by sneaking a camera into the bedroom.
VENUS in Fur: Mathieu Amalric is a dead-ringer for a younger Roman Polanski in this ever-intensifying war of words, wills and talents.
REACHING for the Moon: Miranda Otto stars in the true story of a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet who becomes the lover of a famous female architect.
STILL Life: A story about death, loneliness and life’s squandered chances proves unexpectedly warm and comforting.
REVIEW: Whether you attend this movie as a deep thinker or a thrill seeker, Dawn of the planet of the Apes will deliver everything you want.
REVIEW: A richly flavoured tale of misplaced meals and unrequited love from India, The Lunchbox is sure to satisfy your appetite.
JERSEY Boys: Clint Eastwood’s rags-to-riches-to-ructions musical delivers much more than a bunch of catchy tunes.
TIM’S Vermeer: Can a man who has never picked up a brush before recreate the works of a master? And did that famous artist really “paint” at all?
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