Actors love to play against type. Some take it to another level. Channing Tatum, only recently dubbed the sexiest man alive, wouldn’t necessarily be the first choice for a down on his luck anti-hero who […]
Actors love to play against type. Some take it to another level. Channing Tatum, only recently dubbed the sexiest man alive, wouldn’t necessarily be the first choice for a down on his luck anti-hero who […]
You’ve seen Atomic Blonde before, you’ve just never seen it like this. Now undeniably one of the world’s biggest action stars, Charlize Theron has teamed up with David Leitch, one half of the uncredited Directing […]
Where we fight about the biggest independent feature of all time, art imitating life in Kumail Nanjiani’s break-out flick and Charlize Theron’s new action extravaganza, plus an extended discussion on Atomic Blonde in […]
There isn’t any Film Festival in Sydney quite like SUFF. Going strong into it’s 11th season, the curation of the Festival’s, let’s say less than usual content, is all the more thrilling for knowing you […]
Rarely has a film in modern memory replete with so many exceptional actors been so poorly cast. Luc Besson’s $180 million adaption of the beloved French comic series and the most expensive indie ever made […]
Staging Ken Kesey’s iconic novel, no less in light of the seminal film adaptation, is no small feat. Thankfully Sport For Jove are reliably up to the challenge. Set amidst a mental hospital in 1960’s […]
The best creative output is all too often autobiographical, but art doesn’t always do the best job of imitating life. Comedian and Silicon Valley star Kumail Nanjiani, playing a thinly-fictionalized version of himself, quickly falls […]
Where we fight about Apes, all the latest in Westeros, whatever is happening in Twin Peaks, your new favourite Netflix drama Riverdale, the latest Australian Film Festivals and A Ghost Story continues to […]
Dunkirk is a lot of things. Counter-intuitively, Christopher Nolan’s latest is better defined by what it isn’t. It is not a war film, at least not in the traditional sense. Set amidst the large-scale military […]
Some of the best films ever made chronicle the sad, terrible, fixating and/or fantastical ways we deal with grief. This is not one of them. Centred on English schoolboy Conor’s (Lewis MacDougall) attempts to come […]
The dispiriting irony of this latest series of Apes films in that it trades so heavily on nostalgia for one of the greatest science-fiction stories ever realised that it so desperately hopes you haven’t seen. […]
Where we fight about Dunkirk, A Monster Calls, A Ghost Story and the legacy of George A. Romero – join Glen Falkenstein, Chris Evans & Virat Nehru on Film Fight Club, Wednesdays 7:30 […]
Broadchurch star Jodie Whittaker has been announced as the 13th Doctor. The latest in a long line of recognisable British film and television stalwarts thrust into the international spotlight following their casting as the titular […]
Where we fight about ‘Baby Driver,’ the sports movies we want to see and chat to ‘Defiant Lives’ Director Sarah Barton, in cinemas nationally on July 17 – join Glen Falkenstein, Chris Evans […]
‘Watch The Sunset’ Producer and Director of Photography Damien Lipp on what it takes to capture a film in one-shot “Watch The Sunset is Australia’s first one-take feature film… it’s basically shot over an […]
A charmingly episodic romp through the Australian wilderness, Neville’s Island succeeds on the charisma of it’s enviable cast. Stranded on an island, four friends have to make do with the precious little cargo fastened to […]
It’s almost always better when you start things off with a bang. Striding onto the stage without warning, a lone figure resolutely seats himself at a piano and begins to play, only for Cloud Nine’s strikingly talented […]
Where we fight about Spider-Man: Homecoming, the flicks we would happily see rebooted and this week’s best bad movie, Entourage – join Glen Falkenstein, Virat Nehru and Chris Evans Wednesdays 7:30 on 2SER […]
One of a number of enjoyable films about films and their champions, Film Hawk, more than most, opts for a very inside baseball look at one of the industry’s well-known figures. Bob Hawk is a […]
Homecoming is the best Spider-Man film in fifteen years. It took a long time, but they’ve done him justice. Never before has someone, who actually looks like a teenager to boot, ever nailed the nonchalant, […]
High expectations are the worst. There are few fans of Edgar Wright who wouldn’t salivate at the prospect of The World’s End and Hot Fuzz Director taking on another much-loved series of tropes, in this […]
Where we fight about R-Patz’s latest Good Time, breakout child stars, the late, great Michael Nyqvist and what the once-Han Solo anthology Directors have termed “situation normal” Join Glen Falkenstein, Virat Nehru and Chris […]