It’s hard to believe James Cameron has released a new film just three years after his last given it took 12 years between Titanic and Avatar, and then another 13 between that and Avatar: The Way of Water.
I love it when a Hollywood movie about Hollywood is done well, think Singin’ in the Rain, Once Upon a Time … In Hollywood, or even Tropic Thunder to name a few.
Happy Gilmore 2 is yet another deployment of the Top Gun: Maverick and F1 formula: an ageing A-lister who, against all odds, turns back the clock and reminds us he’s still got it.
It was just a matter of time before a cinematic vehicle came along for Tim Robinson’s signature brand of absurd, awkward, quotable and often uncomfortable comedy.
Grieving the passing of his beloved mother, Vince Vaughn’s childless, lonely 50-something Joe Scaravella is encouraged by friends to use the life insurance money to do something good for himself.
It’s almost shocking to believe that beloved Australian actor Lisa McCune has never performed in Canberra throughout her illustrious 30-year career in the limelight.
Kate Walder, daughter of long-term Bungendore resident Chris Walder, is bringing to life the stories of her father’s heritage home and surrounds in '21 Forster St', a new theatre work to premiere at The Q later this month.
