‘Thirteen Lives’ Celebrates the Power of Collaboration [Movie Review]
By: Michael Walsh
“Last seen nine days ago, twelve boys, and their coach, are trapped in the flooded caves.” Read more
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DC League of Super-Pets [Movie Review]
By: Reel Dialogue
Since the inception of the DCEU in 2013 with The Man of Steel, DC has struggled to figure out a way to differentiate itself from its more successful competitor, the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe). Read more
‘Some Happy Day’ – New Film Humanises Homelessness
By: Laura Bennett
The issue of homelessness is a prevalent one in Australia. Pre-pandemic, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said that on any given night in Australia one in every 200 of us will be homeless. Read more
Profound Truths Highlighted in New Thriller ‘Nope’ – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Our self-destructive obsession with spectacle and being seen is at the forefront of director Jordan Peele’s mind in his expertly crafted, new thriller, Nope. Read more
The Phantom of the Open – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Few people outside the golfing community would be familiar with Maurice Flitcroft. Still, to those within the sport, this man was legendary. Read more
‘Persuasion’ on Netflix Will Divide New Fans and Purists – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Persuasion was the final novel written by Jane Austen before her untimely death at the age of 41. Read more
The Sea Beast – Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Usually, during the school holiday season, there are loads of options for families, except this year, there are few family-friendly options. With so few options for parents to choose from, it is a wonder how The Sea Beast from Netflix arrived on the scene with such little fanfare. Read more
‘The Gray Man’ is Bourne Plus a Sense of Humour – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews at Reel Dialogue
Since Avengers: Endgame, directors Anthony and Joe Russo have been flying under the radar with smaller productions and producing roles for Netflix. Read more
Radical Love Helps ‘Shazam!’ Actor Zachary Levi Overcome History of Trauma
By: Laura Bennett
How do you think the world would change if loving others was the undercurrent of our conversations and the intention behind all our social interactions? Read more
Minions: The Rise of Gru [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews at Reel Dialogue
We journey back in to the mid-1970’s in this latest Minion adventure. The 11¾-year-old Felonius Gru (Steve Carell) knows he wants to be a super-villain.. Read more