Watch, then read, unless you don't care about SPOILERS! I love to discuss character and story, which is often difficult to do without touching on specific scenes or a movie's ending.
Well, I thought I’d continue my semi-autobiographical stint, and what better time to catch up with Shia LeBeouf’s Honey Boy than following Pete Davidson’s The King of Staten Island? Potentially, I could, ‘compare the pair’, like a Hostplus Super commercial. … Continued
When Margie Carlin (Marisa Tomei) decides it’s time to date again, it displaces her stay-at-home son Scott (Pete Davidson), still unsure what to make of the emotional scars he’s acquired from losing his father to his job as a firefighter, … Continued
Taking advantage of being classified as rural Victoria, I snuck in some new movies just before the cinemas shut down again state-wide for tighter COVID lockdowns. Will this horrible year ever end? Thankfully, most of Australia is coping very well, … Continued
Whenever a movie like this comes along, it is always comparable to Alien. Underwater is aware enough to steer into it, providing some pretty cool nods to Ripley and her Xenomorph franchise. These movies love to cast a comedian; Ryan … Continued
Here’s my impression of me during the first new Jumanji movie – “Wah, why is the boardgame now a video game? Wah, that’s not my Van Pelt. Wah, wah, wah.” I knew I was being a little overprotective, but the … Continued
Woah! Have we got a killer new franchise on our hands or what?! Directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, The Old Guard follows a team of missionaries led by Andy (Charlize Theron). And, oh yeah, they can’t die. Andy is centuries old, … Continued
I seem to recall the production team behind Will Ferrell’s last comedy, Holmes and Watson, tried to sell the movie to Netflix instead of showing it in cinemas, and now Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is being … Continued
New York City holds a big mystery. Lionel “Brooklyn” Essrog (Edward Norton) is a private investigator with Tourette syndrome, who takes on a case left behind by his boss, Frank Minna (Bruce Willis), with nothing to go on but a … Continued
Spike Lee. Da 5 Bloods. Just following a month of extremely violent racial tension in the US-of-A that vibrated all around the world – yeah, I’d love to talk about it. Let’s try not to piss off a single individual … Continued
I unashamedly and unironically made my way back to the cinema to see The Way Back. I made my contactless payment, got my popcorn in a prepacked bag and sat in my isolated seat; it seemed so fitting. The cinemas … Continued