Tag Archive for: Movie Reviews

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One [Movie Review]

By: Russ Matthews

When Bruce Geller created the original Mission: Impossible series in 1966, there was no way to predict how it would live on as one of the most successful cinematic franchises in history. Read more

Peter Pan & Wendy – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

Peter Pan has captured imaginations throughout the past century. J. M. Barrie’s original tale of the boy who wouldn’t grow up has managed to captivate audiences from the stage to the big screen and inspire countless books, comic books, and television shows. Read more

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

By: Russ Matthews

Since the release of Raiders of the Lost Ark in 1981, few figures have cast a long shadow across cinema screens as Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones. Read more

Pixar Has Found its Feet Again in ‘Elemental’ – Movie Review

By: Reel Dialogue

Over the past few years, Pixar has been relegated to Disney+ and has struggled to rediscover its voice in cinemas. Read more

‘The Flash’ a Whole Lot of Fun for DCEU Fans – Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

Since Ezra Miller was introduced as The Flash in the DCEU, he has brought levity and depth to the role even when the Justice League franchise stumbled along trying to find itself. Read more

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

Transformers have moved into a post-Michael Bay era, and most audiences may agree that this has positive and negative repercussions. Read more

Simon Baker in ‘Limbo’ Captures the Essence of Australian Cinema

By: Russ Matthews

Simon Baker (Breath) is unrecognisable as weathered and broken detective Travis Hurley. Read more

Yet Another Fresh Take on Spidey in ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’

By: Russ Matthews

What just happened? Spider-man once again proves superhero films can be original, fresh, and exciting.  Read more

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Movie Review

By: Reel Dialogue

Over the past decade, no one could have predicted that audiences would fall in love with this band of outer space misfits. Read more