Palace Raine Square Cinema
Last month saw the return of cinemas to the Perth CBD, and what a return. Palace Raine Square Cinema provides up-to-date facilities in a style reminiscent of old Hollywood glamour,…
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Movie Review: American Animals is a must see movie
It’s not often a movie offers up a new way of telling a story, American Animals provides a totally refreshing and rewarding angle to the classic heist movie. It also…
Movie Review: Beast
I love a good psychological thriller and Beast certainly fits the bill. It also has the added bonus of my current favourite female actress.
Movie Review: You Were Never Really Here
We haven’t seen Joaquin Phoenix for a while, so when I saw his name associated with the movie, You Were Never Really Here, I thought this should be interesting. I’m…
Movie review: Juliet Naked
I must admit to being a recent convert to Ethan Hawke, thanks to his work in Maude. If you haven’t seen that movie you put it at the top of…
Movie Review: Submergence
I think the first Vim Wenders movie I saw was City of Angles, or the Buena Vista Social Club, both have stayed with me for a long time, so natualy…
Movie Review: McQueen
McQueen is a loving, respectful, inspiring documentary about an extremely complex young man who lived on his own terms. The very definition of a unique, tortured artistic genius, Alexander McQueen…
Movie Review: The Breaker Upperers comedy
If you loved What We Do In The Shadows or The Hunt for The Wilderpeople you’ll probably have already seen The Breaker Upperers movie. If not I suggest you catch it while…
Movie Review: RBG, an inspirational life crammed into three letters
It’s not often I can summarise a movie review into four words … just go see it! Or do not miss it, however that is the case for RBG. The…
Volvo Scandinavian Film Festival 2018: Tips
Work commitments have made me a tad late to the party on this one, so I hope you’ve found your own way to this all time favourite festival. If not…
Movie Review: Two Is A Family
For this movie I could simply tell you that Two Is A Family was the most popular French-language film in 2017 … worldwide. But I just have to rave a bit more.…
Movie Review: Brothers’ Nest
With so many movies coming out at the moment a movie has to be good to make it onto my must see list.Brothers’ Nest is one such movie. The makers…
Movie Review: Edie
Edie is one of the most delightful, inspiring movies you will see, and I really hope you make time to see it. Sheila Hancock is simply magnificent.
Movie Review: Upgrade
The life of a reviewer means we often have to go outside our comfort zone. Upgrade, fits into that category for me, and I have to say I was totally…
Movie Review: Disobedience
With so many movies to see at the moment it takes a lot to make a movie stand out and be memorable. While I know little about the Orthodox Jewish…
Movie Review: Hereditary movie
A lot has been written about the movie Hereditary. It’s been called the best horror movie of the year, a movie that redesigns the genre and one which should see Toni…
Review: Kodachrome movie
Having grown up with film and experienced the heady joys of getting a roll developed, the premise of Kodachrome is intriguing. What if you were in possession of four old rolls…
Review: Tea With The Dames movie
What a delight, an absolute treat. It’s not every day you get to sit down with four icons and reminisce. Tea With The Dames provides an intimate look at what it takes…
