Dave Franco

… a fun, flashy film that’s great if you don’t think too deeply about the story or the characters.

… too maudlin to be fun, even ironically, and it’s too insistent that it’s in on the joke to be genuinely engaging; empty calorie cinema without the flavour to make

We're just here for Dave Franco! But seriously, based on the book by Colleen Hoover (It Ends with Us), director Josh Boone returns to The Fault in Our Stars territory

… raw and emotionally honest at the same time as being brittle and snarky, a truly modern feeling horror film that delves into its themes with a fearless alacrity.

Years into their relationship, muso Tim and teacher Millie (Dave Franco and Alison Brie) find themselves at a crossroads as they move to the country, abandoning all that is familiar

Some of Australia’s brightest talent was on display at this year’s CinemaCon, showcasing films starring Margot Robbie, Chris Hemsworth, Isla Fisher, Hugh Jackman and Damon Herriman. During Amazon/MGM studios’ presentation,

Well, this has certainly got our attention! After wowing them at Sundance, where it was picked up by NEON for worldwide rights, and SXSW, Victorian Michael Shanks' feature debut stars

… the story treads too-familiar ground, its saving grace being a charismatic cast and knowing the value of a well-placed Third Eye Blind riff.

It’d be an absolute tragedy if it wasn’t so funny...

The brothers Franco delve into the making of the worst film ever made, The Room.