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Josh reviews murder mystery Gone Girl
When the disappearance of a man’s wife becomes the focus of an intense media circus, he finds himself in the spotlight when it is suspected he may not be innocent. It all begins rather cornily; a...
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Yasmin reviews the latest instalment of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Our special guest teen reviewer Yasmin returns for the third instalment of the book-to-big screen Hunger Games franchise, The Hunger Game: Mockingjay – Part 1. I’m not sure if it was the slushie and...
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The Uneducated Opinion: Men Women and Children is crude but compelling
For someone who shares so much of his life online, Steven of The Uneducated Opinion found Men, Women and Children a little confronting. I said yes to reviewing Men, Women and Children prior to seeing...
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Josh reviews Angelina Jolie’s epic war-time drama UNBROKEN
Angelina Jolie has done a remarkable job directing Unbroken, a fascinating true story about a man who took arms against a sea of troubles, suffering through the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,...
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Rebel’s back, Pitches.
This all-girl team of singing superheroes will definitely leave you on a high note. To me, the mark of a good sequel is when you’re genuinely loving part two without pining for part one. Back To The...
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Marie reviews French-English comedy Gemma Bovery
There is much to like about Gemma Bovery, Anne Fontaine’s light, breezy French-English comedy served with a slight melancholic twist. Gemma Bovery is set in the lovely French countryside of Normandy...
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The Uneducated Opinion reviews Entourage
We brought in Steven Childs of The Uneducated Opinion to give us his very uncensored opinion in this Entourage movie review. I knew it was going to be a great night. For starters my wife was out of her...
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Three must-see new Australian films
We asked emerging film and television make-up artist Victoria Walton to tell us about her week at Sydney Film Festival. (Oh yeah, and did she feel like writing some reviews too?) Lucky for us, she said...
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Review: Holding The Man
Twenty years after its initial release, Tim Conigrave’s award-winning 1995 memoir Holding The Man has made its way to the big screen – and finds not much has changed. As far as movies with a gay...
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