‘The Fabelmans’ Delves Into the Spielberg Story
By: Reel Dialogue
Critiquing the life story of one of cinema’s greatest filmmakers seems both irreverent and discombobulating simultaneously. Read more
‘Slumberland’ a Dreamworld Fantasy for the Kids
By: Reel Dialogue
Little Nemo is a fictional character created by American cartoonist Winsor McCay. Read more
Enola Holmes 2 – A Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Reel Dialogue
Based on the mystery series by Nancy Springer, we open the second chapter of Sherlock Holmes’ (Henry Cavill) younger sister, Enola (Millie Bobby Brown). Read more
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio – A Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Reel Dialogue
First published in 1883, The Adventures of Pinocchio is a children’s fantasy novel by Italian author Carlo Collodi. Read more
Overwhelmed by Streaming Services? Some Ideas For Your Watchlist
By: Georgia Free
The film landscape is changing before our very eyes. Once a cinema-dominated industry, streaming services have now well and truly taken over. Read more
Famous Books Come to Life in ‘Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile’ – Movie Review
By: Reel Dialogue
For centuries, dogs have been considered “man’s best friend.” They provide companionship and unconditional love that is often hard to find in human relationships. Read more
The Woman King: Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Reel Dialogue
Viola Davis (Fences) has proven to be one of the most versatile, prolific, and influential actresses in Hollywood of the past decade. Read more
Pentatonix New Christmas Album – And an Australia Tour in 2023
By: Steff Willis
Kevin from Pentatonix isn’t afraid to share his faith with the world. Read more
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
By: Reel Dialogue
What would you wish for if you had a last wish? DreamWorks brings back the iconic Puss in Boots franchise, a spin-off from the highly successful Shrek series, to explore that question. Read more
‘The Noel Diary’ – Wins with Justin Hartley, Loses in Undermining Real Love
By: Laura Bennett
No matter where you end up in life, all of us have an origin story. Somewhere we came from that shaped us – and maybe where we’ve either run from or return to when we crave a sense of “home”. Read more