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It could have made a tremendous documentary, but there’s nowhere near enough to warrant a film.

This is a new queer classic which offers a hard-won opportunity to honour those who fought for change before us, and celebrate their humanity, their temerity, and their victories.

The film's flaws are more irritating for the great film this could have been, but Martin McDonough deals with blunt blows, straight masculine urges and writing often crippled by its own cleverness.

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This adaptation of Agatha Christie's ‘Crooked House’ was killed not only by the joyless, workmanlike direction, but also with assistance from the wooden, charisma-free acting of its leads.

This isn’t just a definitive look at an iconic band but also a fascinating snapshot of Australian music and politics during the 80s.

The film is just so incredibly beautiful and deeply romantic. Few films are made with such love and passion as this one, and every frame sings as a consequence.

A superb example of filmmaking craft, with stunning visuals, but its somewhat uneven script does create its own challenges. Still, if you want cinema that makes you feel, this is definitely for you.

For a play that burns with longing and pain and soul, this production just ends up being banal, obnoxious and aimless.

Watching Simon Baker’s ‘Breath’ was like paddling out into pristine surf and catching a few big, clean waves for an hour, only for the skies to suddenly cloud over and the wind to change.

‘Avengers: Infinity War’ is a must-see blockbuster event. You won’t see a better blockbuster this year. It doesn’t hit every note perfectly, but when it does, it does so spectacularly.