Can Netflix Beat Hollywood at Their Own Game? (VOR)

Netflix and Amazon are drastically changing the film distribution system - and it could spell disaster for the old guard.

Film Review: Sully

Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanks' Sully is one of the sleeper hits in a rather sleepy September at the cinema.

Film Review: Snowden

Oliver Stone’s portrait of a 21st Century whistle-blower is an overlong affair with brief flashes of brilliance throughout. 

Film Review: Perfect Strangers

Paolo Genovese’s Perfect Strangers is the film equivalent of a rich Italian lasagne; a delectable mixture of piping hot performances, tasty flavours and multiple layers of character-driven drama pressing them together.

Film Review: The Secret Life of Pets

Illumination’s latest family-friendly offering is all bark and no bite.

Film Review: Nerve

Have you got what it takes to play Nerve? Emma Roberts and Dave Franco play double dog dare with their phones on the streets of Manhattan.

Film Review: Don't Breathe

Don't breathe. Breathe and you're dead. He is fast, faster than you can believe. Don't make a sound. Don't turn and run. And don't breathe. Good luck...

Film Review: Girl Asleep

Having taken the independent film festival circuit by storm both back home and overseas, Rosemary Myers' Girl Asleep sets fire to Australian cinema screens today.

7 Movies Still To Come in 2016

Blockbuster season may be done and dusted, but that doesn't mean we're short on movies to look forward to. Spring has sprung and that can only mean one thing - awards season is kicking into gear! 

So whilst we're all looking forward to films like Doctor Strange, Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them and Rogue One, I thought I'd preview some of the smaller, more Oscar-centric films from the next four months that I'm excited for.

Which spring flicks are you pumped to see? Let me know in the comments section down below!