Moonlight review: an Oscar-worthy story of a lifetime
Director Barry Jenkins has crafted an intimate, compassionate story with Moonlight. At times it's a hard watch, but at others it will bring you to...
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Category: Entertainment
Your first look at the new movie Lara Croft
February 7, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Here's your first unofficial on-set look at Alicia Vikander playing video game heroine Lara Croft. The Tomb Raider reboot is currently filming in Cape Town...
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Rings review – Just watch It Follows instead
February 3, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Rings is stale, boring and not the least bit scary. This second sequel to 2002's The Ring wastes every opportunity to freshen up the franchise.
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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Review – brain-dead zombie film franchise dies at last
February 3, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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When it comes to “bad” movies, there are two kinds of bad: good-bad, and bad-bad. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter falls squarely into the latter...
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Sausage Party review – Out to shock, and that’s kinda it
January 27, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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If you enjoy stoner comedies you’ll probably enjoy adult animated movie Sausage Party. If you have an aversion to crude, foul-mouthed content that’s evidently been...
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Allied review – An odd, bait-and-switch romantic thriller
January 19, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard, Allied is a strange World War II-set romantic thriller. It frustrates but is far from a failure.
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Office Christmas Party review – Enough comic talent makes this worthwhile. Just.
January 12, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Office Christmas Party may be hit-and-miss, but it mostly delivers on its promise of enjoyable comedy anarchy. Plus, it's elevated by its talented cast.
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Hacksaw Ridge review – Great acting, great war story, predictable execution
January 9, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Hacksaw Ridge is an immersive, emotionally involving and exceptionally well-acted war movie with a religious bent. But it's also exceptionally brutal.
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We review SING – a feel-good, foot-tapping charmer
December 21, 2016
by Noelle Adams
1 Comment
Animated musical Sing is so cheerful, charming and crammed with pop hits it's easy to forgive its tired formula.
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We review PASSENGERS – A surprisingly twisted sci-fi romance mashup
December 20, 2016
by Tracy Benson
5 Comments
PASSENGERS is unlike anything the trailers may have led you to believe. But, as it turns out, that's not necessarily a good thing.
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