Category: Film Reviews
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Green Lantern
REVIEW: The latest installment in the DC Comics cinematic universe finally makes its way to Australia. Was it worth the wait?
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Red Dog
REVIEW: The tale of the most famous dog in Australia come to cinemas, nuzzling its way into the hearts and minds of Australians everywhere.
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Glee – The 3D Concert Movie
REVIEW: The global Glee phenomenon is coming at you in 3D! Careful, you’ll have someone’s eye out with those!
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Jane Eyre
REVIEW: The latest adaptation of Jane Eyre, now with Michael Fassbender and Australia’s Mia Wasikowska to swoon over.
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Oki’s Movie
All, Film Reviews, Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA), Melbourne International Film FestivalREVIEW: Internationally acclaimed director Hong Sang-soo (The Day He Arrives) is known for his contemplative cinema and his examination of the details of the every day. With Oki’s Movie he continues this with a story of a bizarre love triangle in the filmmaking world.
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The Beaver
REVIEW: Jodie foster directs and stars in an exploration of depression and puppet fetishes with Hollywood pariah Mel Gibson in The Beaver. Is this a case of art imitating life, or an actor who has hit rock-bottom using his experience to craft a fine performance?
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Melbourne International Film Festival: 31 July 2011
FILM FESTIVAL: An intriguing day of world enders, teenage angst and Japanese post-war cartooning at the 60th Melbourne International Film Festival as we take a look at Eric Khoo’s Tatsumi, Azazel Jacobs Terri and the audience-splitting End of Animal from South Korea.
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Review: Rise of the Planet of the Apes
REVIEW: The reboot to the series that blew it up and damned us all to hell is here, as director Rupert Wyatt’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes hits cinemas around the world next week. With state-of-the-art special effects from New Zealand’s WETA Digital, this is a achievement unlike any other.
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Melbourne International Film Festival: 28 July 2011
FILM FESTIVAL: The first week draws to a close at the 60th Melbourne International Film Festival, with a stack of goodies yet to come. We take a look at Lena Dunham’s mumblecore film Tiny Furniture, Sion Sono’s brutal masterpiece Cold Fish and Richard Ayoade’s sublime Submarine.
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Tucker & Dale Vs Evil
REVIEW: Director Eli Craig creates a clever twist on the splatter genre as he turns the tables on the unwitting hillbillies in this wonderful horror comedy starring Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk as the titular pair of rednecks who are at the centre of a genuine ‘spam in a cabin’ scenario.
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