Tag Archive for: Movie Reviews

Thunderbolts Movie Review – Can Mental Health Be A Superpower

By: Russ Matthews

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To say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been in a bit of turmoil since Avengers: Endgame might be an understatement. Read more

Minecraft Rules the Gaming World. Now It’s a Movie.

By: Russ Matthews

For all of the world’s sceptics who wonder why Minecraft has been made into a movie, all you have to do is look at the numbers for your answer. Read more

‘The King of Kings’: A New Animated Film in Time for Easter

By: Steff Willis

As families look for meaningful entertainment this Easter school holidays, a new animated film is bringing the story of Jesus to life in a fresh and visually stunning way. Read more

Betrayal, Justice, Romance and Comeuppance: A Classic Remake

By: Russ Matthews

Alexandre Dumas is one of France’s most acclaimed authors and playwrights, best known for The Three Musketeers. Read more

The Captain Underpants Spin-Off ‘Dog Man’ Hits Big Screen

By: Russ Matthews

In opening up the discussion on the cultural phenomenon of Dog Man, you should take a step back and familiarise yourself with Captain Underpants. Read more

It’s Double DeNiro in a Mafia Drama Based on True Events

By: Russ Matthews

Since the release of The Godfather, the Mafia has become a mainstay in Hollywood productions. Read more

Elegance, Class and Great Filmmaking in ‘Black Bag’

By: Russ Matthews

Steven Soderbergh (Erin Brockovich, Traffic) is a filmmaker who continues to work on his craft and gives the perception that he makes the films he wants to make without concern for popular opinion or following the latest trends. Read more

‘Flow’ is an “Artistic Gem That Dazzles the Senses”

By: Russ Matthews

The world was introduced to Gints Zilbalodis’ work as he unprecedentedly won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film, going from unknown animator to award-winning filmmaker overnight.

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‘One of Them Days’ a Comical, Hijinks Adventure

By: Russ Matthews

There are moments when you leave the theatre that feel like you have come out of a time machine. Read more