… does more to enhance and enrich its predecessor than most Disney remakes, helped by its cultural framework that emphasises the importance of history and storytelling, giving its existence a
Prequel
It takes a bit to really get going, but between the action scenes and the pathos, this is a hot rod with serious power under the hood.
Australia's own, director Natalie Erika James (Relic) wades in murky waters for this prequel to Polanski's cult classic Rosemary's Baby, starring Julia Garner as Terry (played by Victoria Vetri in
Aaron Pierre voices Mufasa in director Barry Jenkins' big leap into the mainstream.
A Quiet Place: Day One follows a relatively new tradition of not screening a film for the media ahead of release. Has it paid off? Looks like it has, with
2015: What a year for Aussie-themed post-apocalyptic cinema. The long-awaited and oft delayed Mad Max: Fury Road came out, the first entry since 1987’s Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, and against
If you’re in the mood for a Satanic yarn that’s gory and moody, and you haven’t had your fill of nuns on the run with Immaculate, then The First Omen
Go back to the beginning with this prequel to 1976's classic The Omen, starring Nell Tiger Free (Servant), Tawkeef Barhom (Mary Magdalene), Sonia Braga, Ralph Ineson and Bill Nighy, directed
You had a far better chance of catching a Bollywood or Chinese film, or a retrospective of an overplayed Hollywood mainstream 'classic' than an Australian film on our screens this
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