Captain Marvel Review
Captain Marvel is finally here, the much anticipated film directed by Anna Boden & Ryan Fleck is the MCU’s first female led entry, but how does it stack up? Well…
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Hotel Mumbai Review
Anthony Maras’ Hotel Mumbai is a relentless big ball of gripping tension based on the true story of the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Employing the usual set up for these types…
The Night Eats The World Review
Dominique Rocher’s The Night Eats The World is a breath of fresh air in the increasingly stale zombie genre by injecting humanity in the form of the films only protagonist…
Alita: Battle Angel Review
Alita was never really on my radar, it was only this weekend that my wife offered me a few hours of kid free time that I decided to go see…
Paris is Us Review
Paris is Us takes us on a journey that feels like a surreal dreamscape about love, Paris and death. This is a strange situation where I myself am not actually…
Mary Queen of Scots Review
I’ll admit Mary Queen of Scots wasn’t high on my list of films to see in 2019, and throughout the first act I was thinking to myself that it seemed…
Glass Review
Glass is an interesting beast for sure, it is 100% not really what I was necessarily expecting after absolutely loving Unbreakable & Split. For one, a very large chunk of…
Roma Review
Roma is an absolutely spellbinding film, just having come out of the second Australian showing at the Adelaide Film Festival I have to admit I’m kind of speechless. Alfonso Cuaron’s…
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Review
The Coen Brothers’ highly anticipated Six part anthology movie, The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs screened today at Adelaide Film Festival. In Buster Scruggs we get 6 short stories all set…
Beautiful Boy Review
Beautiful Boy is an interesting look at addiction from a perspective that we don’t often get in film, the parents. Specifically for the most part we see Chalamet’s character spiral…