Category : Movies


Discover the Real Filming Locations of 'Hamnet'

Explore the historic English villages that doubled for Stratford-upon-Avon in the new film 'Hamnet', starring Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley. Plan your literary pilgrimage today.

Review: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

The fourth film in the iconic zombie franchise delivers brutal violence and a surprising glimmer of hope. Read our full review of the new Australian release.

Heated Rivalry: Hockey Queer Romance Series a Hit

The TV adaptation of Rachel Reid's hockey romance novel 'Heated Rivalry' is dominating HBO Max. Discover how this story of a secret relationship between two hockey stars is changing the game.

Jessie Buckley's Hamnet Performance Demands an Oscar

Jessie Buckley delivers a career-defining performance in Chloe Zhao's 'Hamnet', a moving adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel. With Golden Globe and Critics Choice wins, Buckley is the 2026 Oscar frontrunner.

Australian cinema struggles as local films miss the mark

New data reveals a crushing reality for Australian cinema in 2025. While blockbusters like Avatar: Fire and Ash soar, homegrown stories are being ignored, with a creature feature filmed in Queensland outgunning the top local film. Discover why Aussie audi

Summer 2026 Movie Guide: Hits & New Releases

Escape the heat with our guide to the summer's biggest films. From Avatar's fiery sequel to Timothée Chalamet's table tennis heist, discover what's worth watching in Australian cinemas now.

'The Choral' Review: A Hit with Older Filmgoers

Nicholas Hytner's new period drama 'The Choral', starring Ralph Fiennes, draws a strong response from older Australian cinema audiences. Read our full review of this British wartime tale.

Review: Kate Winslet's 'Goodbye June' on Netflix

Kate Winslet's directorial debut, 'Goodbye June', is a poignant family drama about loss and reconciliation. Starring Helen Mirren, it premiered on Netflix on December 24. A must-watch for its emotional depth.

Your Guide to the Summer's Biggest Movies

Escape the heat with our guide to the biggest films hitting Australian cinics this summer, featuring Avatar: Fire and Ash, new Aussie comedies, and award-season contenders.

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