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Alita: Battle Angel Review
Alita: Battle Angel centres around a 300+ year old nameless cyborg
(Rosa Salazar) that Dr. Dyson Ido (Christoph Waltz) finds in a scrap heap and
repairs. The cyborg, who decides after Dr. Ido’s suggestion, tha...
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1.5
Reprisal Review
Frank Grillo stars as Jacob in recent Defiant Screen
Entertainment release Reprisal, a
bank manager, whom after a bank robbery, begins to try and track down the
perpetrator, Gabriel (Jonathon Schaech), alongsi...
2.5
Bumblebee Review
As a course correct after five very successful Michael Bay
directed Transformers films (making a
gross figure of $1,449,356,365
at the box office), Travis Knight’s Bumblebee
is a strange affair. It’s both a co...
2.5
Occupation Review
The Australian film industry is
one that produces some extremely fine films. The Castle, Rabbit Proof
Fence, The Babadook, and more
recently, Sweet Country. They’re all
fine films. We make low-key dramas, come...
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Skyscraper Review
In writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber’s Skyscraper, Dwayne Johnson (working with Thurber for a second time after Central Intelligence) goes to heightened lengths to save his family from a scorching skyscra...
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Tomb Raider Review
In video games, the cut scenes that occur in between the shooty, punchy, player driven moments, are traditionally the moments that character development is delivered. They're the context sensitive elements that...
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The Commuter
The Commuter centres on Michael MacCauley (Liam Neeson), an ex-cop turned insurance salesman who has spent the last 10 years riding the same train to and from work. One day he is confronted by a woman named Joa...
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Transformers: Age of Extinction
Way back in 2014, Michael Bay released his fourth - and then, due to be last - Transformers film, I wrote this pretty awful review which was blatantly ignorant and really, quite stupid. It was in the ...