Tag: comedy
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Review: Horrible Bosses
REVIEW: Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis want to kill Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Aniston and Colin Farrell.
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The Guard: 3 new videos
VIDEO: Paramount has sent over three clips from the Irish comedy The Guard.
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Review: Beginners
REVIEW: Beginners is the latest feature from Thumbsucker director Mike Mills. It stars Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer and Mélanie Laurent.
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Review: Fright Night
REVIEW: Australian-born director Craig Gillespie takes us out for an update of Fright Night.
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Review: Win Win
REVIEW: The latest film from actor-director Tom McCarthy makes a change of pace, bringing Paul Giamatti and Amy Ryan along for the ride.
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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: 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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Larry Crowne
REVIEW: Tom Hanks gets back behind the camera, and in front of it, bringing Hollywood A-Lister Julia Roberts with him to discuss the plight of the common people in a post-financial crisis world, with a script co-written by My Big Fat Greek Wedding’s Nia Vardalos.
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Beautiful Lies
REVIEW: French starlet Audrey Tautou is reunited with her Priceless director Pierre Salvadori (writer of Wild Target), in Beautiful Lies, a romantic-comedy in which she once again sets out to prove that romance is not dead, it’s just very, very French.
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