A Dog’s Way Home – Review
How much does a film need to do when it can leverage your emotions at any moment by cutting to a shot of puppy dog eyes? Ciaran reviews A Dog’s Way Home.
Month: February 2019
Oscars Prediction: Who Will Win Best Picture in 2019?
Richard Houlihan outlines the playing field for Best Picture at the 2019 Oscars and shares his pick for the likeliest victor.
DEEP/DIVE – Watchmen (2009)
In our latest DEEP/DIVE editorial, Owen looks at the legacy of Zack Snyder’s ‘Watchmen’ adaptation. With the age of the superhero film-cycle making powered content the norm for our blockbuster properties, does ‘Watchmen’ hold up?
The Umbrella Academy: Season 1 – Review
After a purge of its Marvel content, Netflix has moved on to the more bizarre world of ‘The Umbrella Academy.’ Is it barking mad or a stroke of brilliance? Nic reviews.
Alita: Battle Angel – Review
After being in development hell for many years, ‘Alita: Battle Angel’ has finally been released to Hollywood screens. Thankfully, we had a reviewer in just the right condition to view it.
Interview: Diego Hallivis
After viewing the indie sci-fi thriller ‘Curvature’, we decided to sit down with Diego Hallivis, discussing Mexican directors, independent film-making, and brotherhood.
Sex Education: Season 1 – Review
Teen-dramedy ‘Sex Education’ attempts to reconcile the awkwardness of adolescence with the complexities of the human need to, well… get jiggy. A lame comedy, or something more? Kelsey reviews.
Aladdin – Trailer Talk
After a barrage of internet push-back, Nic decided to take a look at the live-action ‘Aladdin’ trailer – addressing the big, blue elephant in the room.
Cold Pursuit – Review
Liam Neeson is back snapping necks and taking names, but this time he’s in the snow. Were we left with a chill or lukewarm? Read our review of Cold Pursuit.
The Superbowl Special 2019 – Trailer Talk
In Australia, the biggest game of the year is our annual Prime Minister battles. Despite a lack of knowledge in regards to NFL, we still appreciate the dribble of trailers the game gives us online. Nic assembles them all into one place.