All posts tagged "Patrick Moore"
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490Film & TVFilm Review: The Longest Ride
Is the latest Nicholas Sparks novel adaption worth watching? Find out if this film is the new Notebook or not...
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684Film & TVFilm Review: Predestination
A Temporal Agent travelling through time pursuing criminals discovers his target is closer than he realised when he embarks on his final assignment.
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607Film & TVFilm Review: Magic in the Moonlight
Woody Allen tells the tale of a 1920s illusionist who enjoys unmasking fake spiritualists until he meets one that makes him question if her gifts are real.
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834Film & TVFilm Review: Transformers: Age of Extinction
Cade is a mechanic eking out a living who discovers an abandoned truck. Little does he know it contains Optimus Prime – leader of the heroic Autobots.
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557Film & TVFilm Review: Edge of Tomorrow
In a war with an invading alien race, an inexperienced officer is caught in a time loop where he is constantly killed and forced to re-start his mission.
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1.5KCabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Rhonda Burchmore: Vinyl Viagra
Sassy, full of brass and oozing class, Rhonda Burchmore ditches the nice girl image for a night of salacious wickedness...
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1.3KFilm & TVDVD Review: Duran Duran Unstaged
What do supergroup Duran Duran and famed avant-garde film-maker David Lynch have in common? Their love for perfecting their art via a camera’s lens.
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1.2KFilm & TVFilm Review: Maleficent
Based on the character from Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent is a live action spectacle about the sinister Mistress of Evil who seeks out ways to cause misery.
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919Film & TVFilm Review: X-Men: Days of Future Past
When a chain of events threaten the future of mutant-kind, Charles Xavier sends Wolverine back in time & the X-Men are forced to work with the deadly Magneto.
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464Film & TVFilm Review: Godzilla
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of its first cinematic outing, this 2nd Hollywood attempt breaths new life into the franchise.
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475Film & TVDVD Review: Big Bad Wolves
After police discover the body of a serial killer’s young victim, cop Miki (Lior Ashkenaz) determines to find the culprit. Suspecting school-teacher Dror (Rotem Keinan), he is frustrated by the lack of evidence enabling a conviction. Dubious salvation arrives in the form of Gidi (Tzahi Grad), the father of one of the killer’s casualties. […]
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1.7KFilm & TVFilm Review: Bad Neighbours
A young married couple have a mob of party-goers move in next door and resort to any measures necessary to restore peace and order to their patch of paradise.
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1.5KFamilyEvent Review: Star Wars Day @ Event Cinemas Marion
There are many important days on a calendar. January 1 signals the beginning of a new year, February 14 is Valentine’s Day, October 31 is Halloween and Christmas always falls on December 25. Now May 4 has increasingly become a new addition to this list. A riff on the famous line ‘May the Force […]
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594Film & TVFilm Review: Chef
Chef explores how someone uses social media to rediscover his gastronomic passion. As light as a soufflé, it’s a charming confection of redemption & tasty cuisine.
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741Film & TVFilm Review: Fading Gigolo
Seeking to help a friend financially, a man agrees to become a professional gigolo for select, wealth clients and becomes unexpectedly popular in his new career
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3.1KFilm & TVFilm Review: Transcendence
‘Absolute power corrupts absolutely’ is an oft-used phrase. The quest for knowledge and riches has seen conquerors rise and fall. The moral lessons of their endeavours have been used in stories for centuries. Transcendence gives this motif a high-tech spin. With computers replacing the swords and bombs of old, it has given new goal-seekers another […]
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1.1KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro
Peter Parker is still adjusting to life as superhero Spider-Man when he is interrupted by a deadly new villain called Electro.
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782Film & TVFilm Review: Divergent
In a post-apocalyptic future, people are placed in groups according to their abilities but one girl discovers she doesn’t belong in any.
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659Film & TVFilm Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Captain America/Steve Rogers tries to adjust to his new life as a hero for a modern era, unearthing a conspiracy that is trying to destroy all he has fought for.
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732Film & TVFilm Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Director Wes Anderson is a comedic maverick and his latest film also benefits from his masterful touch, with an all-star cast and zingy one-liners.
