Movie Reviews

Despite its occasionally baffling script decisions, Le Mans '66 is well made and impressively acted

From Australia comes a new outing in the zom-rom-com genre created by Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead back in 2004

This is a movie that delivers admirable spectacle as well as real humanity

Cinematic legends come together in a unique and inspirational documentary that proves, without doubt, that sound is 50% of the viewing experience

A sequel with spirit, Zombieland: Double Tap avoids the typical traps that are becoming steadily more prevalent in this era of flimmaking by being a simple, earnest follow-up with genuine heart and humour, albeit at a slight cost

An enchanting and perceptive postmodern take on the classic tale with imaginative visualisations and flights of fancy with notable standout performances from a fine ensemble cast

This examination of a national tragedy bears good intentions, but in execution the end result is a film that teeters on the brink of being dangerously uncomfortable

This utterly misguided and miserable crime caper and coping session is only deserving of incarceration, with a meandering plot, shallow characters and wholly wasted potential defining its every passing minute

For undiscerning Friday night multiplex purposes, this is easily the best of the Has Fallens so far

The Current War is consistently interesting and superbly acted, but the direction is often distracting