Reviews
Babylon review: a chaotic whirlwind of indulgent filler
A stacked cast and oodles of sumptuous visuals can't save Damien Chazelle's Babylon from a story so lacking.
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…