Movie Reviews

Heart-warming, laugh-out-loud funny and powerfully emotional, Little Women is a simply stunning second feature from Greta Gerwig

Charlie's Angels is consistently entertaining and by no means the disaster its poor box-office showing in the US might suggest

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