Tom Cruise's latest movie Jack Reacher is a great example of how to get it all right.
If you enjoy the Les Misérables musical productions, musicals in general, or classic adventure tales, then you'll want to see the 2012 film adptation of Les Misérables.
This Is 40 is a hilarious comedy that gives you a glimpse into the lives of a couple in their forties.
This is a perfect example of a movie for anyone who likes a good old romantic comedy with a twist!
If you’re after a typical action-packed movie with heroes, bad guys, love, sex and war then this is the perfect movie for you.
It is definitely the performances of the lead actors which makes this movie. Gyllenhaal and Peña are both capable leading men in their own right, but together, their onscreen chemistry is infectious.
Already surrounded by Oscar buzz, "Argo" is Ben Affleck's latest offering both behind and in front of the camera.
I can forgive Delta Goodrem for the five year wait in between albums. Her promise for the best songs she’s ever written rings true on Child of the Universe (incidentally, also the best album title I’ve heard all year)
Bachelorette is a very funny comedy. Think "Bridesmaids" with more sarcasm, bitchiness and cocaine!
Oliver Stone’s Savages meshed two cinematic worlds together - gritty and unfiltered with a slick big-budget Hollywood finish. Pushing the gratuitous shirtless beach scenes with lead stars Taylor Kitsch and Aaron Taylor-Johnson onto the social media sphere was a clever move by Universal; Savages was one of the most openly sexual mainstream films I’ve seen in a long time, proudly flying the flag of polygamy in the faces of the (most-likely) couples flocking to see it. Sure, it takes balls to do that, Savages rarely does things in halves, but is it any good?
From the same director of ‘Those Happy Days’ (2006) and ‘Tellement Proches’ (2009), Oliver Nakache brings the true story ‘The Intouchables’ to the big screen.
When an unusual classified ad inspires three cynical Seattle magazine employees to look for the story behind it, they discover a mysterious eccentric named Kenneth, a likable but paranoid supermarket clerk, who believes he's solved the riddle of time travel and intends to depart again soon.
I know it’s been a successful Parklife when I can 1) Name a new artist I’ve never seen before and now love. 2) See an act I formerly liked and now don’t care for. 3) Check a favourite off my must-see list, and 4) Walk past far too many people on my way to the Botanic Gardens who didn’t quite make it past their pre-drinks. I guess that makes 2012 a winner. And while I hope the dubstep isn’t here to stay, I’ll get used to it if I have to. 5 Parklife Festivals later and I’m in no rush to miss out in 2013.
With a song titled ‘Fail Epic’ on The Preset’s third studio album, it would be too easy to pass off Pacifica as a clunker. Luckily for them, I won't get to use that pun.
The Foxy ladies from Fountain Lakes Kath and Kim have moved from being TV stars to the big screen in their very funny "Kath and Kimderella".
Hit and Run is a comedy about a young couple Annie and Charlie (real-life fiances Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard) who decide to plunge into the future by leaving their small county life to embark on a road trip that may lead them towards the opportunity of a lifetime.
Director David Frankel, (THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA) has taken two Oscar winning geniuses best known for their dramatic roles and matched them with a comedic virtuoso in what has to be the dramatic comedy to see this year- Hope Springs.
The dichotomy between Ladyhawke’s Pip Brown during and between numbers on her live shows is nothing short of striking. She sneers and snarls on tracks like 'Girl Like Me' and 'Paris Is Burning', yet shyly says on stage after finishing, head facing the ground "...I hate the sound of my own voice". Pip, give yourself a bit more credit - have you heard yourself sing?
This epic action-packed adventure is a stunning conclusion to director Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.
They may have sacrificed spontaneity for the sake of a tight show, but The Jezabels rank among one of the most impressive live acts I've seen all year.