Star Wars clocks $6.41m opening day
Despite a robust opening day in Australia, the latest Star Wars movie couldn’t match the heights of its predecessors.
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Audience favourite movie finally here
This charming comedy won a prestigious audience award at one of the world’s biggest film festivals, and it’s finally opening in Australia.
Johnson: ‘I think about it all the time’
He’s one of Hollywood’s most bankable stars with a new movie in the offing, and Dwayne Johnson told news.com.au there is one question from his past he often returns to.
The Force falters in Star Wars finale
It’s time to put what was once the fastest hunk of junk in the universe on blocks, writes Vicky Roach, as she reviews one of the most anticipated movies this year — Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker.
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A fiery tribute to real heroes
REVIEW: Only the Brave takes a true-life tragedy and thanks to honest-to-goodness storytelling, turns it into a blazing spectacle that’s also a fine salute to fallen firefighters
Wonder finds joy in heartache
REVIEW: A plucky but disfigured boy battles for social acceptance in the tear-jerking yet heartwarming film Wonder. Be sure to bring the tissues.
Dark story behind Winnie-the-Pooh
EVERYONE grew up with the stories of Winnie-the-Pooh, Christopher Robin and the Hundred Acre Wood. But not everything was rosy behind the scenes.
The Teacher is worth closer study
REVIEW : In The Teacher, we journey back to the bad old days behind the Iron Curtain, where corrupt Communists ruled the roost and everyone else paid the price.
Tulip Fever doesn’t reach full bloom
REVIEW: Tulip Fever is set in 1630s Amsterdam, a heavy-breathing hotbed of sex, money, sex, unhappy marriages, sex, phantom pregnancies, sex, blackmail, and then a little more sex.
Goodbye Christopher Robin a sad true story
REVIEW: Goodbye Christopher Robin is a serious biopic of Winnie The Pooh author A.A Milne, whose wistful lightness of touch came from quite a heavy place.
Daddy’s Home 2 an Xmas sequel from hell
REVIEW: Daddy’s Home 2 is a dud comedy sequel with a new secret weapon to make your misery complete — the creepy punchline-pulverising stylings of Mel Gibson.
Butterfly Tree goes out on a limb
REVIEW: The Butterfly Tree is a new Australian film that is eye-catching and head-scratching in equal measure. Some inspired visual flair is let down by inelegant, garbled scripting.
Brilliant new movie you can stream now
NO RUSHING to the cinema to catch this breathtaking new movie. You can stream this Oscar contender tonight or, you know, anytime you want.
Motherhood makes Gal feel like a god
GADOT who was pregnant when she was filming ‘Justice League’ says saving the world on screen is child’s play compared to motherhood.
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