7.5
... clever, engaging and very funny in parts ...
8
... an original, heartfelt, surreal, immersive, beautiful and poetic adventure set in this great southern land.
7.8
… a worthy addition to an already top shelf game.
8
Imperfect but alive, and crackling with creative verve.
7.7
...an entertaining form of chaos.
6.3
… a lavender-haze fairytale of beauty, privilege, first love and deceit.
9.5
The Film What film best typifies the Australian national identity? It’s a question that has been floating around for yonks. Could it be Peter Weir’s Gallipoli? Or Bruce Beresford’s Breaker
5.5
… a solid premise, and enough of an understanding of the internet ecosystem to know where to aim its satire, but all the pretty shots in the world can’t cover
7
... has a few bugs in its coding, but there’s something special about its construction that is worth appreciating.
6
At its best, Fountain of Youth makes one happy to be a Guy Ritchie fan, its large and bombastic action set-pieces offering an exhilarating adventure in their own right.