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Will Smith is back – and yes, Bad Boys jokes about that slap
★★
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Will Smith is back – and yes, Bad Boys jokes about that slap

The banter between the Will Smith and Martin Lawrence remains the only drawcard in Bad Boys: Ride or Die.

  • by Jake Wilson

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Why I can’t stop thinking about Chris Hemsworth’s latest movie role

Why I can’t stop thinking about Chris Hemsworth’s latest movie role

The joke is on us, the Hollywood star has been a serious actor all along.

  • by Mali Waugh
Will Furiosa’s box-office struggles mean the end of Mad Max?

Will Furiosa’s box-office struggles mean the end of Mad Max?

George Miller’s latest film has struggled for a second weekend in cinemas around the world. What does it mean for the future of the franchise?

  • by Garry Maddox
If you think kids’ films suddenly suck, this is why

If you think kids’ films suddenly suck, this is why

Most major studios are opting for less original and juvenile titles, as they struggle to attract the entire family.

  • by Nell Geraets
Charmian Clift, ‘radicalising force’ for feminism, finally gets to shine

Charmian Clift, ‘radicalising force’ for feminism, finally gets to shine

A new documentary shows the Australian writer as a glamorous rebel and unrecognised collaborator on George Johnston’s novel My Brother Jack.

  • by Garry Maddox
Bridgerton star tipped for Aussie shark film from Succession producers

Bridgerton star tipped for Aussie shark film from Succession producers

English actress Phoebe Dynevor, one of the stars of season one of Bridgerton, is set to star in a Hollywood thriller to be filmed in Melbourne.

  • by Karl Quinn
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Why romcoms are the only thing we’re going to be watching this year

Why romcoms are the only thing we’re going to be watching this year

From Anne Hathaway to Nicole Kidman and Ryan Gosling: your favourite long-suffering genre is getting a big injection of star power.

  • by Meg Watson
Midnight Oil to a ‘jaw-dropping’ Demi Moore: 15 highlights of the Sydney Film Festival

Midnight Oil to a ‘jaw-dropping’ Demi Moore: 15 highlights of the Sydney Film Festival

From Cannes award winners to local documentaries and big-name stars, these are the festival’s top picks.

  • by Garry Maddox
French designer John Galliano’s ugly side on full display in documentary
★★★★
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French designer John Galliano’s ugly side on full display in documentary

Despite undergoing rehabilitation following his 2011 antisemitic rant, the French fashion designer still seems naively tone-deaf to society’s sensitivities.

  • by Sandra Hall
Big fat hairy deal: Chris Pratt’s new Garfield goes to the dogs
★½
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Big fat hairy deal: Chris Pratt’s new Garfield goes to the dogs

In this dull big-screen adaptation, the orange plus-sized house cat even addresses the psychological issues underlying his food addiction and lack of motivation.

  • by Jake Wilson
The film even its director hasn’t seen

The film even its director hasn’t seen

The documentary Eno is “remixed” for every screening, giving viewers a unique experience.

  • by Bernard Zuel