Category: Cinema
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Review: Race
This often by-the-numbers biopic is more complex than it would appear, writer George explores.
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Review: Knight of Cups
Writer James Slaymaker praises Terrence Malicks latest film.
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Sundance London 2016 Review: Goat
Matt Clarson reviews Goat, from the Sundance Film Festival London 2016.
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Review: Money Monster
Jodie Foster’s latest thriller is a little on the bland side, says Jack Gracie.
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Review: The Do-Over
Adam Sandler’s latest Netflix project is an expected mess, says Film Editor Ben Robins.
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Review: A Hologram for the King
Tom Tykwer’s latest is far too half-baked in its story to ever be truly compelling, says Sophie Trenear.
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Review: Holding The Man
Neil Armfield’s adaptation of Timothy Conigrave’s touching memoir is an adoring, if cliched, delight, says Sophie Trenear.
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BANFF Mountain Film Festival: The Final Round-Up
Our writer in Sydney, Ash Millman, offers a round-up of the BANFF Mountain Film Festival world tour, packed with plenty of short and tense treats.
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Review: X-Men: Apocalypse
The latest Bryan Singer X-Men adventure isn’t the series’ best, but certainly still packs a punch, says Jack Gracie
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Review: Green Room
Jeremy Saulnier’s latest effort is a roaringly grisly horror treat says Eddy Tesfay.
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Review: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
Tina Fey’s latest comedic turn is enjoyable enough, says Matt Clarson.
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Review: Bad Neighbours 2
It’s another round of drugs, parties and terrible parenting in Bad Neighbours 2, writes Charlie Masters.
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Review: Special Correspondents
Ricky Gervais’s latest comedy attempt drags a little, but still provides plenty of fun, says Rehana Nurmahi.
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Review: Son of Saul
László Nemes’ Oscar-winner is a truly gripping piece of cinema, says Head of Design Jack Gracie.