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Reviews Archive (film)

Robin Hood

While the film offers flashes of excitement, its self-serious tone and dragging middle patch result in a disappointing effort

New York, I Love You

Backed by a formidable cast of talent, the eleven stories which comprise this film are full of surprises and easily enjoyable

Savages Crossing

While the cast is solid and the film begins with a bang, it never ends up delivering the thrills it promises

Love, Lust & Lies

Another fascinating cultural snapshot by one of Australia’s best filmmakers

The End Of The Line

A compelling piece of investigative journalism which not only outlines the grave problem but presents practical solutions

Letters To Juliet

While too sentimental at times, this film is ultimately a sweet romance boosted by two appealing leads

I Love You Too

Fresh, funny and uncontrived, this local drama deserves to be a local box office success

Playing For Charlie

A moving and ultimately uplifting film which has equal parts style and substance

The White Ribbon

This is an unsettling and absorbing film well worth seeing

I, Don Giovanni

A visually beautiful and intriguing high drama which authentically captures the time period

Soul Kitchen

While formulaic, this light-hearted film is entertaining and the rough-hewn characters are amusing

Iron Man 2

Boosted by an impressive cast and terrific script, this sequel is an example of big budget studio filmmaking at its best

44 Inch Chest

Driven by an impressive cast, this dark and hilarious film is absolutely unmissable

Triangle

Despite a convoluted plot, this is a tense and interesting psychological thriller

Blind Company

A tough but ultimately deeply moving film from one of Australia’s most talented filmmakers

The Concert

Though the film contains too many subplots, the emotional payoff in the final act is brilliant

Amoz Oz: The Nature Of Dreams

This made-for-TV documentary will prove riveting for some, but others may find it too much of a lecture

The Burning Plain

While the film’s jigsaw style narrative is mildly intriguing, this grim drama falls into melodrama

When In Rome

The two leads exhibit charisma but most of the jokes in this formulaic rom-com fall flat

Rocksteady: The Roots Of Reggae

While this is a competently made documentary, it offers little to convert new fans to the music