Dora’s lost city is on our doorstep
The lush rainforest along the Coomera River on the nothern Gold Coast suited the script for Dora the Explorer so well, it was rewritten to fit a riverhouse for her.
New Movies
Downton Abbey stars take a step back into the past
Fans of TV series Downton Abbey have been looking forward to the movie which boasts a wonderful script, cast, and costumes. Two of its stars, Elizabeth McGovern and Michelle Dockery, were excited to take a step back into the past to resurrect their roles.
How Awkwafina went from YouTuber to A-lister
Her first claim to fame was as a YouTube rapper which featured provocative lyrics about vaginas. Now she’s a Hollywood A-lister.
Downton Abbey just as classy on the big screen
Superbly filmed, shrewdly written and simply beautiful to look at, this welcome return to Downton Abbey is as good a work of light entertainment as any released this year.
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Still fast, but not-so-furious
REVIEW: Big, loud, fast, dumb fun — without any brakes. The Fate of the Furious shows no sign of running out of fuel anytime soon.
Holiday romance goes horribly awry
REVIEW: Not all travel romances are fleeting. Teresa Palmer’s backpacker picks the wrong man in Berlin Syndrome, a dark tale of love and obsession.
Legal team prosecutes the truth
REVIEW: A Nazi apologist meets his match in Denial, which chronicles the hard-fought legal battle to prove David Irving lied.
WWII dramedy deliciously unpredictable
REVIEW: Gemma Arterton charts an unexpected course in this love letter to 40s cinema, set against the backdrop of WWII.
Fans go wild over sexy Dumbledore
THE role of young Dumbledore has finally been cast for Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them — and fans are very excited about it.
A ghost story with a difference
REVIEW: Personal Shopper’s saviour is Kristen Stewart. Your mind way wander, but you won’t be able to take your eyes off her for a moment.
Shockingly relevant film for our odd world
IT’S a historical drama set in the late 1990s but there’s nothing passe about Denial, an uncomfortable reflection of the battles of 2017.
Hathaway’s film proves haters wrong
IT’S not as if Anne Hathaway needs to prove why her haters are wrong. But if they wanted some irrefutable evidence, Colossal is it.
Colossal on twists, short on rewards
REVIEW: There are two diverse plots in comedy Colossal. Be surprised, intrigued, amused, frustrated and annoyed by how they interact.
Denial puts truth on the stand
REVIEW: This moderately gripping courtroom drama centres on a bizarre and highly controversial real-life case which ran for several years.
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