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Review: Superman (2025)
It's a bird! It's a plane! Oh no! It's Jay Davies reviewing James Gunn's newest entry into the Superman legacy. Maybe if we were all a...
Jul 224 min read


Glue, Globalism, and the Big Split in Australian Comics
Australia’s comic scene is splintered, retailers say, with distribution disruptions and changing audience tastes leaving little success...
Jul 204 min read


Review: Here you come again
Have any of us really gotten over our pandemic lockdown trauma? Genevieve Spiteri reviews Here You Come Again , a Dolly-Parton-flavoured...
Jul 174 min read


Review: Notting Hill
With Semester 2 just around the corner, why not relax with something cosy and cheesy? Alex de Paulis reviews Notting Hill, the 1999...
Jul 163 min read


Retro Review: Death in Brunswick (1990)
Everything old is new again, or so it seems. In Retro Review, our resident film buffs take a dive into a movie classic -- and tell us why...
Jul 144 min read


Retro Review: The Warriors (1979)
Everything old is new again, or so it seems. In Retro Review, our resident film buffs take a dive into a movie classic -- and tell us why...
Jul 73 min read


Review: How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
Universal Pictures are the most recent big studio to dip their foot into the live-action remake trend with their latest release, How to...
Jun 303 min read


The lost art of the Intermission
The film intermission is a practice seen as dated and vintage, preserved for films from when colour on the big screen was new and...
Jun 253 min read


Retro Review: Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark
44 years after its release, Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) still holds its nostalgic dominance over 80s blockbuster cinema. Daniel Allen ...
Jun 233 min read


“It was for us”: YIRRAMBOI spotlights First Nations voices, healing, and artistic control TBP: 20/06
YIRRAMBOI’s ‘needed’ return was defined by healing, and expressed through cultural revival and evolution, international partnerships, and...
Jun 203 min read


Review: Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Hedwig and the Angry Inch has hit Melbourne running as part of the Rising festival. Running until the end of June, Sean Miley Moore and...
Jun 193 min read


Retro Review: The Outsiders
More than 40 years since the film’s release, The Outsiders remains a classic in this modern age. Anna Solome takes a look back at...
Jun 163 min read
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