A critic quoted on the poster says this is “a ridiculously fun movie”. Yes,The Fall Guy is ridiculous. But fun? Not from where I was sitting.
Director David Leitch started his career as Brad Pitt’s stunt double,then Matt Damon’s. So who better to tell Ryan Gosling how to ride a broken bin across Sydney Harbour Bridge at 50km/h?
“We got the last use of old-time Melbourne.” Newly remastered,1995’s Metal Skin offers up a wild story of drag racing,sex and satanism in the western suburbs.
Subscribers have the chance to redeem one of 30 double passes* to see Anthony Hopkins and Matthew Goode go head-to-head in a battle of wits in Freud’s Last Session.
Sam Wasson sees the director’s films as reflections of his mode of being,his temperament and moral character.
South Korea already as a reputation for making great TV dramas and now Netflix is helping bring their horror films to the world.
The author of The Beach and director of Ex Machina has made a film about the collapse of democracy. It’s a harrowing vision but,he says,it needn’t come true.
Marisa Abela,who plays the British singer in the film Back to Black,says the biopic is an honest portrait of the star’s relationship with her controversial father Mitch.
Kirsten Dunst stars as a photojournalist in this grimly candid portrait of the US ruled by a dictator in the White House – and a society under collapse.
Leaving behind the teen roles that made her famous,the 27-year-old actor channels her inner grit in Challengers.
From sequels to reboots,rom-coms and Ryan Gosling,consider this your must-see list for the next few months.