Movie comes with unusual warning
While trigger warnings are rare for movies released in cinemas. This new film more than justifies its use.
While trigger warnings are rare for movies released in cinemas. This new film more than justifies its use.
Don’t let its star-studded cast fool you because this action-comedy caper is neither funny or thrilling.
If you want something big-hearted, celebratory and brimming with hope, you can’t go past this splashy new musical movie.
While the absolutely bonkers stunts are eye-popping, Fast and Furious 9 owes audiences an apology for a far more egregious error.
Some Pixar movies move us to tears and bring on emotional epiphanies. Others are just pure entertainment. This is the latter.
An underdog story about an unlikely champion and a group of likeable, scrappy townsfolk? Yep, it’s the movie equivalent of a weighted blanket.
Despite trying to emulate a masterpiece like Fargo, this new, star-studded movie is more like a five-day old compost pile that’s been left in the sun.
It’s certainly not without its flaws but Emma Stone’s performance as a classic Disney movie is brassy and bold.
After being delayed for more than a year, the suspenseful blockbuster sequel is finally here. Just remember to exhale.
It wouldn’t be a good idea to pair Netflix’s latest blockbuster movie with a heaving bowl of creamy pasta.
With more twists than a pretzel, Netflix’s The Woman in the Window should’ve kept everyone guessing. Instead, it’s as predictable as taxes.
Angelina Jolie is a certified movie star but for the past six years, we’ve only seen in one type of movie. That changes today.
Conceived, filmed and edited within a few months, Anne Hathaway’s new heist movie is unforgivable on a few levels.
When a first-time actor is nominated for an Oscar in acting, you have to see what the fuss is all about.
British drama Supernova is a story of loss, but it wouldn’t mean anything if there wasn’t something beautiful like this to lose.
An A-list movie star, two Oscar winners, two Emmy winners and a Marvel player dot the cast. And yet, how did it get everything so wrong?
With a movie poster that suggests it’s a sexy thriller with hot young stars is anything but what it’s selling.
Easy to overlook in an awards season full of flashy movies, this emotionally affecting Oscar nominee has no weak link.
A heart-in-your-throat experience, Bob Odenkirk’s high-octane action movie is as visceral as it is completely bonkers.
Sometimes you just can’t pass an old-fashioned espionage thriller so enticing that it will get your pulse racing. There’s plenty in this drama.
It could function as a two-hour video clip for a death metal band but this kind of big, dumb and loud entertainment may be exactly what we want.
When the first movie came out, Australians had to wait weeks behind the US. Now, we’re months ahead of the Americans.
Some movies have torture scenes for shock value but in this political thriller, there’s a purpose to the 10-minute sequence.
The last thing a movie wants is for its lead star to implode his own career thanks to a series of controversies and allegations.
There’s nothing subversive, edgy or original about Netflix’s new movie. It knows what it is and makes no apologies for it.
With the combined starpower of Spider-Man star Tom Holland and his Marvel directors the Russo brothers, we were expecting a lot more from Cherry.
Intense from the first scene until the last, this impressive drama starring Oscar frontrunner Daniel Kaluuya is a powerful story of betrayal.
When the internet saw a photo that illustrated the accepted prejudice in surfing, everything changed. But that history ran deep.
A fantastical adventure with mystical beasts and hero quests has a message that couldn’t be more urgent in 2021.
Despite its glittering stars and a popular book series as the source material, Tom Holland’s new movie took 10 years to finally hit screens.
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