‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ Feels Like End of an Era
By: Russ Matthews
Shazam is a fascinating part of the DCEU since he has Superman’s talents, skills, and stature, but harbours a teenage boy’s soul. Read more
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Glass Onions: A Knives Out Mystery
By: Reel Dialogue
Knives Out and Daniel Craig as master detective Benoit Blanc was a revelation in 2019 and proved to be one of the best films of that year. Read more
‘Till’ Tells an Important Story That is Timeless
By: Russ Matthews
Within any movement, some names and events define that portion of history. Read more
‘Sharper’ A Clever Psychological Thriller
By: Reel Dialogue
In this new world of cinematic releases, audiences must stay aware of where some of the best productions are being accessed. Read more
Fighting Feelings and the Past Come Head-to-Head in ‘Creed III’
By: Laura Bennett
Since the first Creed movie came out their links to the original Rocky franchise that inspired the spinoffs have started to thin, but there’s still something about an underdog’s fight to get to the top (and the training montages that come with it) that keeps us coming back to the story of Adonis Creed. Read more
‘Aftersun’ is a Film That Sneaks Up On You [Movie Review]
By: Michael Walsh
Occasionally, a small independent film comes along and steadily builds in acclaim and prestige. Read more
In a Culture That Questions Male Friendship, ‘Close’ is a Cautionary Tale
By: Reel Dialogue
As the awards season closes, many international films getting recognition are getting their moment in the spotlight. Read more
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
By: Reel Dialogue
After four phases of films, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is now set to launch into Phase Five. Read more
‘True Spirit: The Aussie Girl Who Took On The World’ – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Whenever the media focuses on adventurers who choose to do something that pushes the barriers of human limits, there is a divided reaction. Read more
Brendan Fraser’s ‘The Whale’ Challenges How Faith Relates to People in Pain
By: Laura Bennett
Against the backdrop of a culture fed up with “fat shaming” and one that pushes against the link between identity and body size, a story about a morbidly obese recluse could be a difficult sell. Read more