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WOULDN'T life be that much better if you could simply 'make a file' on your suspected enemies? more »
WHEN director Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain was released in 2005, it was widely perceived as a watershed. more »
EVERYONE would know a Mavis Gary type – the most loved (and loathed) girl in school. more »
JUST as we have ‘new world’ wines, so too we have ‘new world’ films. more »
IN a celebrity-centric media culture obsessed with the Kardashian sisters' line of handbags and the arrival of Beyonce and Jay-Z's curiously named newborn, it's delightful to discover a doco interested in championing the everyday man and woman. more »
EVERY few months or so, yet another music legend from an era past gives the world tour circuit one more whirl in order to pocket some coin for their dwindling royalty fund and gratify their fiercely loyal fans keen to relive their youth. more »
A COUPLE of years ago, a touching Israeli comic-drama dubbed Noodle stole this reviewer’s heart when it showed as part of PIAF’s Lotterywest Festival Films season. more »
When I first heard Hollywood was remaking the electrifying 2009 Swedish thriller adapted from Stieg Larsson’s best-selling literary works, I was worried. more »
EVERY now and then, a diminutive flick made on a shoestring budget comes along and captivates long after the closing credits stop rolling. more »
IN The Devil Wears Prada, Hollywood heroine Meryl Streep cut an imposing figure as the impeccably coiffed and clothed ice-queen Miranda Priestly, a fictionalised fashion magazine editor inspired by US Vogue's dictatorial boss, Anna Wintour. more »
FIRST thing's first - I'm not particularly fond of zoos. more »
TOO-cool-for-school criminals, ridiculously complex plots, impossible escape plans - heist movies of late have led me to avoid the genre altogether. more »
GREAT snakes! What an adventure young Tintin and his quick-thinking terrier Snowy take us on in Steven Spielberg's long-awaited adventure epic. more »
REMARKABLE Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar - who survived by selling used items in a flea market before launching his cinematic career - describes his edgy new offering as a “horror story without screams or frights.” more »
A FILM'S populist appeal is ordinarily measured one of two ways - box office revenue and audience or people's choice awards. more »
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