Star slams ‘mediocre’ Harry Potter acting
Oscar-winning actor Gary Oldman has delivered a scathing critique of his involvement in the hit franchise.
Movies
Australia’s record-breaking film production spend
The past 12 months have been a blockbuster for Australia’s burgeoning film industry with international moviemakers shelling out $854 million Down Under.
Film icon’s backflip after huge announcement
A legendary British star is set to make a return to the small screen after previously confirming his decision to retire for good.
‘Devastated’: Deborah Mailman’s Voice heartbreak
Despite being “absolutely” heartbroken by the result of the Voice referendum, Logie-winning Deborah Mailman is more determined than ever to tell First Nations stories.
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Naked movie lives up to half its promise
When it comes to the title of the movie, it lives up to the promise. As for the rest, that’s a different story.
Tom’s major sacrifice with trashed movie
It’s official: Tom Hanks has made a career-first misstep. Here’s why we should give him credit for the sacrifice.
Elvis movie is a noisy, baffling mess
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What Priscilla Presley wrote to Baz Luhrmann
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Elvis: Baz Luhrmann and Austin Butler on bringing life and humanity to The King
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New look at Margot as Barbie
Australian star Margot Robbie has transformed into the ultimate blonde bombshell on the set of Hollywood movie, Barbie. See the photo.
Which are the best music biopics?
The release of Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis this week shows that the demand for music biopics is undimmed.
Stomach-churning climax in bonkers movie
There’s body horror and then there’s Men, a visceral and challenging movie which will make your intestines dance.
‘Thank you, we need this type of movie’
In a world of cynicism, decline and excess, sometimes an uplifting story is exactly the antidote we need.
Chris Hemsworth’s Netflix movie misfires
What could’ve been a bold and trippy work of cinema is instead a mediocre, made-for-streaming movie that watches more like an episode of TV.
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