‘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
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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
Oscar Predictions for 2023 – From Reel Dialogue
By: Russ Matthews
The nominees for the 95th Academy Awards were announced recently and debate is underway over who might take home the gold statues.
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‘Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre’ a Breath of Fresh Air – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
This Guy Ritchie production has been held back from release for over a year due to one significant screenplay issue.
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‘Devotion’ Tells Inspiring Story of First African-American Naval Aviator
By: Russ Matthews
Jonathan Majors is the man of the hour. This relatively unknown actor has found himself in some of the biggest franchises in cinematic history. Read more
A Man Called Otto: Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Reel Dialogue
Everybody, it seems, loves Tom Hanks. Not only is he a gifted actor with two Academy Awards, four other nominations, and dozens of other accolades. Read more
‘Emily’ Dives Deep Into the Brontë Story and Her Great Love
By: Reel Dialogue
Emily and Charlotte Brontë are literary figures as well as siblings who remain tantalising for filmmakers and historians to explore. Read more
‘The Fabelmans’ Delves Into the Spielberg Story
By: Reel Dialogue
Critiquing the life story of one of cinema’s greatest filmmakers seems both irreverent and discombobulating simultaneously. Read more