From Sony Pictures Animation responsible for KPop Demon Hunters and Spider-Verse this feels like the latter, at least in terms of narrative and ambition.
There’s a straying hint of Zootopia, a world in which talking animals live in various urban …
Suspicious minds might think EPiC is some sort of cynical cash in on the legacy of Elvis Presley. After all, hasn’t it all been seen and done?
Apparently not. During the making of Elvis (2022), Baz Luhrmann went on …
The silliest film of the year, FACKHAM HALL is a carry on romp part Downton Abbey, part upper class murder mystery, done with aplomb, and a tongue in both cheeks.
Incest is best as FACKHAM HALL follows lovable pick-pocket Eric …
Ever wondered why your high school teachers invested so much time banging-on about democracy? It behoves you to pay attention to life under dictators in THE SECRET AGENT where the mechanics of authoritarian states that relate implicitly to USA is …
Willem Dafoe as a thinly veiled Aristotle Onasis is the best thing going for this over ripe Greek tragedy directed by Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez.
Based on Panos Karnezi’s novel, this navel gaze riot of loose ends is set on …
Director/writer Charles Williams’ indie prison feature INSIDE was named BEST FILM among four major awards presented last night by the by the Film Critics Circle of Australia (FCCA) in their annual awards for Australian film.
Charles Williams was awarded the …
SOLO MIO follows Matt Taylor (Kevin James), an earnest but heartbroken elementary school art teacher whose dream Italian wedding falls apart when his fiancée abandons him at the altar in Rome, leaving him heartbroken in the world’s happiest city.
Determined …
Hanna Arendt gets the smart, nuanced biopic she deserves, says the the advertising blurb, but diving in deeper its fascinating how the unhappy German-Jewish New York-based author reached her incendiary conclusions about Eichmann and the ‘banality of evil’.
Margaretha Von …
Starting in 1920 with a silent version, there have been umpteen adaptations of Emily Bronte’s Gothic masterpiece staring luminaries of screen greats– Laurence Oliver, Merle Oberon, Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche– even a Monte Python sketch in which the story was …
Anything with Mark Ruffalo in it is worth seeing and CRIME 101 is no exception.
A little bit Bullit, a tincture of The Thomas Crown Affair, CRIME 101 is a less than subtle homage to two Steve McQueen classics, shoving …