Film Review
Thor: Love and Thunder review – there's plenty to enjoy
Does Natalie Portman steal Chris Hemsworth's thunder in the latest outing for the Marvel superhero? It's complicated.
Elvis by Baz Luhrmann review: it's one for the money
From humble beginnings in Memphis to the biggest musical act in the world, it’s all here in a raw onslaught…
Spiderhead review: one star (and we don't mean Chris Hemsworth)
We’re invited to giggle and thrill at Joseph Kosinski's film with the same blissful lack of irony as the medicated…
Men by Alex Garland review: a graphic and menacing horror
The latest film from Garland, starring Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear, raises more questions than it answers, to unsettling effect.
Jurassic World: Dominion review – people are for eating
Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard are joined by Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill and Laura Dern as they try to…
Lunana, A Yak in the Classroom review: a timeless tale in Bhutan
Lunana showcases beautiful Bhutanese culture while taking cues from The Sound of Music – and discovering what it really means…
How to Please a Woman review: sex work comedy with ups and downs
Set in Western Australia, Renee Webster's debut feature film celebrates the humanity and dignity of everyone involved.
Little Tornadoes review: Christos Tsiolkas co-writes a rewarding film
Aaron Wilson’s emotionally complex feature explores the long shadow of war in 1970s Australia.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness review: nearly magic
Director Sam Raimi leads Benedict Cumberbatch and other actors through a Marvel film with a number of marvellous moments.
The Drover's Wife review: a terrific Outback Western
Writer-director Leah Purcell casts fresh eyes on the dangers a woman alone might face in nineteenth-century colonial Australia.