‘Perfect Days’ Celebrates the Magic of the Everyday
By: Russ Matthews
Among the films nominated for Best International Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards, one has set a new landmark for filmmaking. . Read more
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Like a Big Panda Bear Hug: Kung Fu Panda 4
By: Russ Matthews
The longevity of this series relies heavily on the charisma of its lead character and the voice behind his furry exterior. Read more
Movie Review: ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’
By: Russ Matthews
The litmus test for devoted Ghostbuster fans would have to be, knowing what to say after hearing the lyric, “If there’s something strange in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call?” Read more
‘American Fiction’ A Brilliant Satire of the Publishing World
By: Russ Matthews
The world of publishing can be a veritable hodgepodge of inexplicable successes. Read more
Paul Atreides a Reluctant Messiah in Dune: Part Two
By: Russ Matthews
To say that Dune: Part Two is being released with immeasurable expectations is an understatement almost as big as the production budget of this epic follow-up to Denis Villeneuve’s original. Read more
Determination and Redemption in True Story ‘The Great Escaper’
By: Russ Matthews
One of the proud aspects of growing up with a grandfather who fought in World War II was knowing how his service defined many aspects of his life and our family. Read more
‘Bob Marley: One Love’ will Appeal to Fans of the Rastafari Star
By: Russ Matthews
When people say the name Bob Marley, most may know his music, while many would be able to connect with the legend that he left behind. Read more
Is ‘Argylle’ the Next Spy Franchise?
By: Russ Matthews
There are mixed emotions when a new spy comes onto the scene, especially with the inevitable comparison to James Bond. Read more
Agent Aaron Faulk is Back in Force of Nature: The Dry 2
By: Russ Matthews
Jane Harper is doing her bit to elevate Australian cinema with the sequel to her hit novel and subsequent film, The Dry. Read more
‘Mean Girls’ Reboot Will Bring Barbie Crowd Back to the Cinemas
By: Russ Matthews
Back in 2004, when the ‘Mean Girls’ first hit cinemas, Lindsey Lohan and Rachel McAdams made the Plastics into cinematic icons. Read more