Reviews
The Last of Us review: shuffling towards potential
The latest in ambitious video-game adaptations has its work cut out in making a mysterious, world-wide disease seem fresh and…
Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre review: favouring the bold?
Guy Ritchie's latest movie is all about him having fun, enjoying exotic locations and letting Hugh Grant off the leash.
Black Snow on Stan burns brightly – review
This crime drama, created with cultural input from the local South Sea Islander community, is a hugely compelling mystery.
I Wanna Dance With Somebody review: celebrating Whitney Houston
This biopic is as a reminder of all that was good about Houston, the only singer to score seven consecutive…
The Fabelmans review: Steven Spielberg's movies are dreams
Spot-on performances and big emotions combine in this story loosely based on Spielberg's own childhood.
Triangle of Sadness review: eat the rich
Luxury boats are pretty bad for the environment, so maybe it's a good thing you'll never want to get on…
Exhibition review: How I See It: Blak Art and Film
ACMI's exhibition showcasing First Nations creators is provocative, bold and brave.
Avatar: The Way of Water review – thrilling action in Cameron's unbeatable style
Cameron constantly ups the ante visually, with stunningly designed creatures and a vividly realised alien world.
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio: a stop-motion wonder with strings attached
It’s wonderful to be in an era with so many interesting films to choose from, even if some don’t play…
Dreaming of the Meridian Arc at the Japanese Film Fest: review
This kookily cute biopic by director Kenji Nakanishi maps out an intriguing historical moment in Japan.