Lizzo at Forum Theatre, Melbourne, January 8, 2020 – Live Review
Feeling like I had a golden ticket, I was one of the lucky few that scored a…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Home, I’m Darling – Theatre Review
If you had the chance to go back in time and live your life in another era,…
Kingdom Hearts III Re:Mind (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
Can you believe it’s now been an entire year since Kingdom Hearts III was officially released? After…
Like a Boss – Film Review
A bumpy start for 2020’s first chick flick, Like a Boss is the latest offering from Youth…
Just Mercy – Film Review
It’s always hard to watch and take in the hardships and struggle the black community went through…
Underwater – Film Review
As we dive into the new year, 20th Century Fox deliver their first big screen film, Underwater,…
The Irishman – Film Review
The Irishman is Martin Scorsese’s feature film directorial return since 2016’s Silence, and he’s come out swinging….
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood – Film Review
Once upon a time, on a children’s television program, a gentleman with grey hair and a kind…
Go! – Film Review
Remember back in the 90’s when we had family sports movies like The Mighty Ducks, Cool Runnings…
Pokémon Sword and Shield (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
Pokémon Sword and Shield has quite become quite the divisive game, something that I haven’t experienced in…
My Spy – Film Review
In My Spy, JJ (Dave Bautista) is a no-nonsense CIA operative who is good at combat but…
Bad Boys For Life – Film Review
It has been seventeen years since we last saw iconic cop pair Mike Lowry and Marcus Burnett…
War Horse – Theatre Review
Twelve years ago, London’s National Theatre premiered a production that would become a worldwide phenomenon. With over…
A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon – Film Review
From Nick Park, the creator of Wallace and Gromit and Chicken Run comes A Shaun the Sheep…
Moonlight Cinema, Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne – Film Related Review
Melbourne’s Moonlight Cinema is Australia’s first, largest and longest running outdoor cinema. Initially established in 1996 and…
Australia Is On Fire
No, this isn’t a film review, but it’s just as dramatic, if not more so – because…
Bombshell – Film Review
In the wake of movements like #MeToo, director Jay Roach and screenwriter Charles Randolph take a close…
1917 – Film Review
It is April 6th 1917 and the Germans have retreated from the front line in Northern France….
Cirque Stratosphere – Theatre Review
Have you ever thought of a show that combines a love for NASA, space and the circus?…
The Choir of Man – Live Review
The Choir of Man brings together nine talented lads from across the United Kingdom into an intimate…
Little Women – Film Review
I had never been a fan of period films, but they have been growing on me in…
Great Bear Rainforest (IMAX 3D) – Film Review
Take a trip far up north for a totally immersive cinema experience in one of the planet’s…
Spies in Disguise – Film Review
Imagine your favourite spy film, where the super spy hero is being framed and chased by his…
Sorry We Missed You – Film Review
Directed by Ken Loach and a screenplay written by Paul Laverty, Sorry We Missed You is a…
Last Christmas – Film Review
Although a bit predictable if you know your George Michael tunes, Last Christmas is a heartwarming romantic…
Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Portrait de la jeune fille en feu) – Film Review
In what might possibly be one of the most beautiful films of 2019, winning Best Screenplay and…
Jojo Rabbit – Film Review
Imagine Hitler, not as the crazed genocidal maniac, but as a hilariously ridiculous imaginary friend that provides…
Jumanji: The Next Level – Film Review
When sequels are created off the back of what was a successful first film, as a viewer,…
Cats – Film Review
When reviewing this film, one question comes to mind… WHY? It seems like a total cash cow;…
The Knight Before Christmas – Film Review
A year has past since Netflix released its Christmas film, The Princess Switch, and while we wait…
Chicago – Theatre Review
17 years ago, I fell in love with Chicago via the silver screen when Renée Zellweger and…
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – Film Review
I must confess, I never started off as a Star Wars fan during my childhood. While I…
The Gentlemen – Film Review
The Gentlemen is a British gangster film that is directed Guy Ritchie and features an all-star cast….
Home Alone in Concert with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – Live Review
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. A time where we dust off our favourite ugly…
The Good Liar – Film Review
Based on the novel by Nicholas Searle, The Good Liar is a British crime thriller that tells…
Openair Cinemas, St Kilda, Melbourne – Film Related Review
Summer is here, which means so is the outdoor cinema season! Out of curiosity, I decided to…
Carly Rae Jepsen at Forum Theatre, Melbourne, December 2, 2019 – Live Review
Carly Rae Jepsen FINALLY headlined her first Melbourne show ever on Monday the 2nd of December 2019…
Maiden – Film Review
Maiden is a documentary that tells the remarkable story of how British sailor Tracy Edwards was the…
The Addams Family – Film Review
It would be difficult for me to believe that one of my favourite animated films of 2019…
Wrinkles the Clown – Film Review
What started off as YouTube video of a clown sliding out from underneath a little girl’s bed…
Noelle – Film Review
Disney+ is the newest addition to the streaming services, competing alongside other sites such as Netflix, Stan,…
The Truth (La Verité) – Film Review
Memories can be a fickle thing; sometimes they’re sharp, sometimes a little fuzzy, and sometimes they are…
Rent a Friend (Sukigime Otoko Tomodachi, 月極オトコトモダチ) – Film Review
Can men and women ever just be friends? Or are platonic relationships all doomed to fall into…
Frozen 2 – Film Review
When Frozen was first announced, I was excited as both a Veronica Mars fan and Wicked fan…
Noise (ノイズ) – Film Review
In his debut feature writer, director, and producer Matsumoto Yasuke unveils the secrets and dark sides to…
Melancholic (メランコリック) – Film Review
With the Japanese film festival still going strong and demonstrating the creativity of the Japanese film industry,…
Fisherman’s Friends – Film Review
Set in Port Isaac in Cornwell, England. Fisherman’s Friends tells the true story of how a Record…
Playing with Fire – Film Review
On the rise as a natural comedic actor, professional wrestler John Cena takes on the role of…
Knives Out – Film Review
I have long been a fan of the classic whodunit. Whether it be in a film or…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Kiss of the Spider Woman – Theatre Review
Admittedly, I did not know much about Kiss of the Spider Woman apart from it being a…