David Corenswet is a fantastic Superman, but James Gunn’s new take on the iconic hero is a chaotic mess - filled to the brim with overstuffed plot, deeply unsubtle political allegories and a heap of middling CGI. The new Superman lacks the emotional depth to make any of it land. 

Like jumping back into an old memory, the new Jurassic World: Rebirth offers plenty in the way of nostalgia - the good kind - without really pushing the boat out in terms of plot. And that’s more than OK.

High-octane action supports a somewhat cliche tale in this mile-a-minute driving extraordinaire!

The perfect amount of heartwarming drama, laugh out loud comedy, and true story realism to kick off the Spanish Film Festival in Australia!

Materialists is an assured, beautiful and immersive drama that has the trappings of a rom-com, without ever really falling into the tropes of that genre; both high, and low.

Dangerous Animals is worth the admission for the frothy crescendo of an ending.

Gorgeously rendered, this live action update has a lot of heart, despite being a pretty much shot-for-shot remake of the animated original. 

Full of fun, heart and warmth, Lilo & Stitch is the rare Disney live adaptation that really works.

Much like the hands of its title character, A Working Man isn’t smooth sailing; but let go a little and you’re bound to have a good time. 

Razor sharp, whippy and fun, Black Bag is a joy to experience in the theatre. 

While not a complete disaster, and while possessing a charming lead performance from Rachel Zegler, the tonal shifts, all over the place cinematography, Gal Gadot and a handful of wildly animated dwarves makes this reimagining a misfire.