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In defence of Keanu: humanity’s gentle emissary, who never claimed to be a great actor

In defence of Keanu: humanity’s gentle emissary, who never claimed to be a great actor

I normally love to read brutal film reviews, but one published in my own newspaper last week reached my limit.

  • by Jacqueline Maley

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The Woman in the Window Official Trailer
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The Woman in the Window Official Trailer

Official trailer for The Woman in the Window.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein movie trailer
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein movie trailer

Kenneth Branagh and Helena Bonham Carter star in the 1994 movie Frankenstein.

Disney’s animated world comes to life in Melbourne – is it worth visiting?

Disney’s animated world comes to life in Melbourne – is it worth visiting?

A new exhibition in Melbourne immerses visitors in the creative genius of Disney’s animated universe.

  • by Mathew Dunckley and Alice Dunckley
Chris Rock’s Saw spin-off is a tortured mess
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Chris Rock’s Saw spin-off is a tortured mess

Spiral seems intended as a comment on police brutality and corruption – but in practice the film conveys no coherent message.

  • by Jake Wilson
You should never mess with Angelina Jolie. Her new thriller proves it
★★★
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You should never mess with Angelina Jolie. Her new thriller proves it

She’s back on form in Those Who Wish Me Dead, injecting some unexpected wit into her role as a firefighter trying to save a boy from assassins.

  • by Sandra Hall
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The moral of this Disney story: You can’t have your cake and eat it too

The moral of this Disney story: You can’t have your cake and eat it too

The Disney exhibition at ACMI is full of beautiful and historic pieces of art. But the standout may just be a confection made entirely from confectionery.

  • by Karl Quinn
Mesmerising film gives us a vengeful goddess for the #MeToo generation
★★★★½
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Mesmerising film gives us a vengeful goddess for the #MeToo generation

I still don’t understand why Ema is so good, but it feels new. It’s rare, kaleidoscopic and will speak to children of the 21st century everywhere.

  • by Paul Byrnes
Theme parks backlash: Disney’s ‘woke’ moves raise ire of conservatives

Theme parks backlash: Disney’s ‘woke’ moves raise ire of conservatives

Disney is examining its history with a more critical eye – and looking to the future with a bigger emphasis on inclusion.

  • by Hannah Sampson
Trailer - EMA
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Trailer - EMA

Director Pablo Larraín, unites Gael García Bernal with striking newcomer Mariana Di Girolamo in EMA, an immersive and incendiary new drama about art, desire, performance and family, set in the vibrant dance world of the port city of Valparaíso, Chile.

Wander Darkly movie trailer
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Wander Darkly movie trailer

Sienna Miller and Diego Luna star in Wander Darkly.