DEEP/DIVE – The Matrix (1999)
In this month’s DEEP/DIVE, Owen delves into the spectacular, philosophically-charged, undeniably ’90s experience that is ‘The Matrix’. How deep can this rabbit hole go?
Tenet – Review
The Silence – Trailer Talk
Another apocalypse is on the horizon, with more sensory-stealing monsters tormenting the human race. With such a familiar premise, will ‘The Silence’ have anything new to say? Nic talks its trailer.
Dumbo – Review
The Disney reboot-machine has churned out another update of a beloved animated staple. A cold-hard cash grab, or something more special? Ciaran reviews.
Toy Story 4 – Trailer Talk
After entering a quarter-life crisis, Nic wasn’t expecting the latest trailer for Toy Story 4 to add to his existential dread. Fun family picture or nightmare fuel? Let’s talk the trailer.
Five Feet Apart – Review
Kelsey reviews ‘Five Feet Apart’, a love story between two cystic fibrosis patients who must stay six feet apart at all times. Does this love connection know no bounds, or does it take a step too far?
The Trouble with You – Review
Kelsey reviews French rom-com ‘The Trouble with You’ after its screening at the Alliance French Film Festival. Does this tale of crime and corruption prove a fertile ground for its particularly European comedic tone?
The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part – Review
The unlikely movie franchise is back, but is it better than ever? Kelsey reviews ‘The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part’.
Interview: David Barker
Owen talks with Australian director David Barker after the premiere of his debut feature film ‘Pimped’. David takes us deep into the process of creating the film and what he learned from it, as well as his thoughts on the film’s critical reception and what he’s enjoying in current cinema.
Pimped – Review
A challenging and intense thriller, David Barker’s feature film debut ‘Pimped’ tackles rich issues surrounding identity and masculinity without pulling its punches.
Good Boys – Trailer Talk
After a drought of trailer content to get excited about, Nic’s prayers for a new trailer talk was surprisingly answered by three foul-mouthed adolescents.