Waiting for Jurassic World 2
As is always the case with successful films in this day and age (Jurassic World grossed over a billion dollars in 2015), much is...
Category: Movies
Review: The Space Between
The Lavazza Italian Film Festival is once again with us, offering cinema patrons exceptional variety to chose from; everything from drama to comedy, and...
“Who knows?”: Dylan Reeve on the aftermath of Tickled
There’s nothing I love more than a good mystery, and David Farrier and Dylan Reeve’s documentary Tickled is a damn good one. It’s been weeks...
Connect5: Optus and Samuel Johnson want your films about ‘Connecting Lives’
There’s nothing that we like better than a good competition, especially when there’s cash involved. Optus agrees – and they’ve enlisted Aussie actor Samuel...
Review: Don’t Breathe
Three young burglars break into the home of a blind veteran in order to steal three hundred thousand dollars. The film opens with Rocky...
Review: Tickled – “More detective movie than documentary”
Competitive endurance tickling. It sounds fun, and it’s, on the surface, what David Farrier and Dylan Reeve’s documentary Tickled is about. Guys strapped down...
Review: Captain Fantastic
Captain Fantastic is a lighthearted story of family, values, and independence. Or at least, it wants to be. It’s success varies wildly from scene...
Review: Ben-Hur
The one burning question that needs to be asked is “Why was this film made?” The 1959 Ben-Hur won eleven academy awards, which no...
Review: Batman – the Killing Joke
Batman: The Killing Joke is a 1988 one-shot that reeks of genius; even as you marvel over the perfectly selected words and the masterful art,...
Review: Suicide Squad
I wish I could say that I enjoyed this movie. Failing that, I wish I could say I hated it. Unfortunately, Suicide Squad fits...
