Renée Zellweger catches a falling star
There hasn’t been a female performance this year that comes close to the Renée Zellweger’s mesmerising turn in this Judy Garland bio-pic, movie review Vicky Roach writes.
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Joker is pitch black and meaningless
If you thought The Dark Knight was grim, then the controversial Joker is an ode to nihilism. It takes itself way too seriously.
What the world is saying about Joker
It’s one of the most-anticipated movies of the year. Now, some of the world’s top movie critics have blasted the new film.
Joker star humiliated on live TV
Joaquin Phoenix appeared mortified when Jimmy Kimmel aired footage of an expletive-laden rant from the Joker set during their interview.
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All-female comedy appeals not appals
REVIEW: It’s girls behaving badly — think Weekend At Bernies meets The Hangover — as a hens night goes very wrong in a star-studded comedy.
Why Tom Cruise cracked it on set
ONE of Tom Cruise’s co-stars has spoken about a minor incident that happened behind the scenes of The Mummy that left the action star “really pissed”.
‘90s star Demi Moore is as sexy as ever
AFTER stepping away from the spotlight, Demi Moore is back — and she’s looking hotter than ever.
Spider-Man’s fear of Aussie arachnids
THE new Spider-Man Tom Holland says that huntsmen spiders freak him out, but his arachnophobia won’t stop him visiting Australia.
New billion-dollar movie franchise tanks
OH DEAR. The Mummy is the first of seven movies planned in an expensive monsters franchise. That’s looking a bit grim considering its box office caning.
China’s odd ‘white people’ trend
THIS man was minding his own business when his photo was taken. Soon, he was in ads on the internet declaring he was famous.
The superstar we didn’t appreciate
SHE couldn’t even get an audition in Australia, but now Danielle MacDonald is killing it in Hollywood. Her new film looks seriously amazing.
‘Hijacked by d***heads’
AN Aussie filmmaker prompted outrage when he likened the Southern Cross to the Swastika. He says the comparison is spot-on.
Believe it, The Promise delivers
REVIEW: Self-made billionaire Kirk Kerkorian funded The Promise to the tune of $US100 million to shine a light on the Armenian genocide.
Cox nails Churchill in fresh perspective
REVIEW: Move over John Lithgow. Brian Cox’s portrayal of Winston Churchill raises the stakes. Can Gary Oldman match them?
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