‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ a Painful Portrayal of First Nations Injustice
By: Russ Matthews
The discussion of First Nations continues to be a talking point for many nations worldwide. Read more
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Delta Takes the Lead in ‘Love Is In The Air’ [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Nothing is more quintessentially Australian than a story involving a wealthy Englishman coming in to close down an air service in beautiful Far North Queensland. Read more
Youtuber vs Wall Street, the David and Goliath Battle – in ‘Dumb Money’
By: Russ Matthews
A working knowledge of the stock market would be worthwhile for anyone to fully appreciate this story. Read more
‘A Haunting in Venice’ Brings Agatha Christie Classic to the Big Screen
By: Russ Matthews
Acclaimed director, writer, and actor, Kenneth Branagh has had an illustrious career that has him travelling through a season of enjoying one of his favourite personas. Read more
Is Blue Beetle the Saviour of the DC Universe
By: Russ Matthews
To say that the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) has struggled throughout the years is an understatement. Read more
‘Haunted Mansion’ – From Theme Park Ride to a Cinema Near You
By: Russ Matthews
Over the years, filmmakers have attempted to find horror-related stories designed for the whole family. Read more
‘Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story’ – A Reel Dialogue Review
By: Russ Matthews
Throughout rock and roll history, much is written about the artists who have influenced the world, but little is known about those behind the scenes. Read more
Blackberry: A Dark Comedy About the Smartphone’s Precursor [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Most of us find it hard to imagine a world without iPhones and smartphones. Read more
From Gamer to Elite Motor Racer: ‘Gran Turismo’ Brings True Story to Life
By: Russ Matthews
Jann Mardenborough may not be recognisable to many outside the race car and gaming communities, but this young gamer was a history-maker. Read more
What to Consider Before Watching a Film
By: Russ Matthews
The team at Reel Dialogue goes to see most films; some are less edifying than others. Yet, we still have to put our choices through a filter. Read more