Deadpool sequel doesn’t disappoint
FEEL free to issue one long, satisfying sigh of relief — Deadpool 2 is every bit as great and grotesquely funny as the original.
FEEL free to issue one long, satisfying sigh of relief — Deadpool 2 is every bit as great and grotesquely funny as the original.
IT’S cold, wet and miserable outside — what a perfect opportunity for a comfy couch and your favourite streaming service. Leigh Paatsch reviews the latest shows to stream.
REVIEW: STEEL yourself in advance for Chappaquiddick, a quietly provocative, poignantly compelling docu-drama chronicling the true story of one of the most diabolical cover-ups in US history.
REVIEW: THE long trials, tribulations and ultimate triumph of pregnancy and birth are rarely, if ever covered adequately in movies, which is why Tully — which dares make PND the driving premise of its story — is definitely something to be applauded.
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?
CALVARY: An extraordinary conversation in the confessional kicks of a gripping drama that’s not so much a whodunit as a whosaidit.
RIO 2: Dead-set city slicker Blu struggles to fit in with his jungle surrounds — and a frumpy father-in-law — in this so-so sequel.
LOOKING for a way to entertain the kids these school holidays? Here’s Leigh Paatsch’s picks for the best and worst films for kids and parents.
YVES Saint Laurent: The rags to riches story of a haute couture high-flyer sells fashionistas short.
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