Reviews
Poor Things review: a fabulous feminist odyssey
Emma Stone delivers an Oscar-worthy performance in this surrealist spin on Alasdair Gray's 1992 novel.
Wolf Like Me, Stan, Season 2 review: a joyous rebirth
Mary and Gary are freaking out about what they’ve gotten into ... and how furry their bub might be.
Killers of the Flower Moon review: a Scorsese filmmaking masterclass
A true story comes to life in stunning, kinetic detail in Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon.
Real Housewives of Sydney review: it's 'basic manners' to botox your forehead
It's back! Cue expensive footwear, flashy outfits, and aerial shots of Sydney Harbour’s fanciest locations.
Our Flag Means Death Season 2 review: Stede and Ed might work it out, but first they must work on themselves
Season 2 of Our Flag Means Death delivers what fans want – but not what they expect.
Cobweb review: Korean satire spins a few too many threads
On paper, this Korean satire about filmmaking is fascinating, but Cobweb flails too much to keep the viewer engaged throughout.
The Creator review: this AI uprising may bore you to death
Gareth Edwards' The Creator tells a tale we've heard countless times – but will its impressive effects be enough to…
Adam Hills: Grow Another Foot review – eyes on the ball
Hills' commitment to rugby and his team mates shines through in this endearing doco.
Sex Education review: in search of a happy ending
The fourth and final season starts with loose ends, so will it manage to tie them up by the finale?
Cassandro review: Gael García Bernal blazes in lucha libre biopic
Cassandro teases a great movie within a series of competently performed but rather undercooked narrative beats.