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“Good Fortune” reminds us that wealth isn’t always the answer - but a little hope goes a long way

IF YOU’VE ever wished for an angel to swoop into your life and fix everything - your job, your love life, your bank account - Good Fortune has a little advice for you: be careful what you wish for.

Alexis Poulsen

29 Oct 2025

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The Boss returns to his most soulful chapter: Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere

THIS October, audiences will be invited back to 1982 -into a dimly lit New Jersey bedroom where Bruce Springsteen recorded one of the most hauntingly personal albums of his career.

Alexis Poulsen

22 Oct 2025

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‘Regretting You’: Can Colleen Hoover’s next film adaptation win back the fans?

MOVE over, ‘It Ends With Us’ - there’s a new Colleen Hoover adaptation heading for the big screen, and this one promises fewer flower shops and far more family drama.

Alexis Poulsen

15 Oct 2025

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“The Smashing Machine” smashes its way into the spotlight

EVERY so often, a film comes along that redefines how we see a familiar star.

Alexis Poulsen

08 Oct 2025

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Spielberg praises the frenzy: One Battle After Another stuns Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD is no stranger to epic tales of rebellion, redemption, and revenge, but few films arrive with the kind of thunderous anticipation surrounding One Battle After Another.

Alexis Poulsen

01 Oct 2025

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‘The Travellers’ – a journey home for Bruce Beresford and Australian cinema

AUSTRALIAN cinema has long prided itself on weaving stories that balance humour, heart, and the difficult truths of family and identity.

Alexis Poulsen

24 Sep 2025

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Kangaroo set to hop into hearts: Australia’s tradition of animal-centred cinema continues

AUSTRALIA has a long and proud tradition of storytelling that champions the land, its people, and the extraordinary creatures that call it home.

Alexis Poulsen

17 Sep 2025

Arts & Entertainment

Landmark environmental doco screening at Redbank

THIS Saturday afternoon, the fight for Australia’s rivers, oceans, and wildlife takes centre stage in Lin Sutherland’s latest documentary, ‘Toxic Waters’.

Rob Mellett

10 Sep 2025

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A grand farewell to Downton Abbey

With Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, one of television and cinema’s most beloved families returns to the big screen for a final bow.

Alexis Poulsen

03 Sep 2025

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The Roses – a modern take on a classic war of hearts

WHEN Warren Adler’s 1981 novel The War of the Roses was first adapted into the now-classic 1989 film, audiences were captivated by its biting, darkly comic exploration of the disintegration of a seemingly perfect marriage.

Alexis Poulsen

27 Aug 2025

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Liam Neeson reloads the laughs in The Naked Gun

FOR years, Hollywood has rebooted everything from superheroes to board games, but some fans thought the bumbling brilliance of The Naked Gun was untouchable.

Alexis Poulsen

20 Aug 2025

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From Port Talbot to the world stage – Mr Burton celebrates the teacher who made a legend

WELSH mining towns in the aftermath of World War II were places where grit, hardship, and resilience defined daily life.

Alexis Poulsen

13 Aug 2025

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Weapons promises to reshape horror once again

FOLLOWING the explosive success of Barbarian in 2022, filmmaker Zach Cregger returns with another bone-chilling descent into psychological terror and existential dread.

Alexis Poulsen

06 Aug 2025

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Freakier Friday – a welcome return to body-swapping chaos and chick flick comedy

MORE than two decades after it first flipped our expectations (and its characters’ identities) upside down, the beloved body-swap comedy Freaky Friday is getting a sequel - and it’s shaping up to be every bit as bold, heartfelt and chaotic as fans could hope for.

Alexis Poulsen

30 Jul 2025

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‘Here Comes the Bride ... With a Vengeance’: Rebel Wilson delivers action and laughs in Bride Hard

THIS August, audiences are invited to Rsvp for the wedding event of the year - but with a twist that no guest could see coming.

Alexis Poulsen

23 Jul 2025

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Marvel’s ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ set to usher in a bold new era for the MCU

AFTER years of anticipation, Marvel Studios is finally ready to re-introduce its original superhero team to a new generation with The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

Alexis Poulsen

16 Jul 2025

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Four Letters of Love - A poetic ode to destiny, longing and connection

FOLLOWING weeks of a cinematic landscape dominated by family films and big screen blockbusters, Four Letters of Love arrives like a breath of lyrical fresh air - an unapologetically tender and introspective drama that dares to believe in the mystical, mysterious undercurrents of destiny.

Alexis Poulsen

09 Jul 2025

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A New Dawn: James Gunn’s Superman soars on the horizon

HOPE. It’s the word most closely associated with Superman - emblazoned as the meaning behind the iconic ‘S’ symbol on his chest.

Alexis Poulsen

02 Jul 2025

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Jurassic World: Rebirth breathes new life into a billion-dollar dinosaur legacy

EVER since Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park roared into cinemas in 1993, the world has been captivated by the idea of bringing dinosaurs back to life - and the catastrophic consequences that follow.

Alexis Poulsen

25 Jun 2025