Solo: A Star Wars Story – Review
Solo strikes an awkward balance between Star Wars anthology and generic action flick, resulting in a highly watchable but frustrating movie experience.
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Ready Player One – Review
Pop culture treasure trove, or reference dumping ground? Kelsey Clark reviews the divisive ‘Ready Player One’.
Mary and the Witch’s Flower – Review
The inaugural animated film from Studio Ponoc has shades of the classic Studio Ghibli style, but also distinguishes itself as the start of something new.
The Shape of Water – Review
Guillermo del Toro delivers a fantasy romance that expresses the beauty and struggles of love in all its forms.
Coco – Review
We are not sure Meaghan has forgiven us for the amount of tears she expelled at Brisbane’s ‘Coco’ screening. But were they good tears? Read her review to find out.
Thor: Ragnarok – Review
The hype train for new Marvel flick Thor: Ragnarok has made a stop at FilmBunker. Can Ciaran string some sentences together to write a review, or is she still drunk from the premiere?
Tales from the Press Pit of the Thor: Ragnarok Australian Premiere
Ciaran was lucky enough to attend the Australian Premiere of Thor: Ragnarok, even snagging an interview with executive producer Brad Winderbaum. Let’s hope she’s not let the glitz and glam of not-quite-Hollywood get to her head.
The Dark Tower – Review
If a Dark Tower falls in the centre of the universe, but no one goes to see it, are we spared sequels? Matthew Lind was kind of jealous of the children tied to chairs to have their brainwaves harvested.
Wonder Woman – Review
Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman pulls off a difficult balancing act, and does so with a lot of heart.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them – Review
The newest addition to J.K. Rowling’s cinematic wizarding universe charms us with endearing characters and a cute platypus creature.