Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Movie Review
The opposition is led by Veronika Vanderberg, a South African who runs a diamond company started by her late Nazi father. Their profits now come from laundering money for the criminal elites. She is played with an evil glee by Rosamund Pike. When she gets ready to auction the world’s largest diamond, the group springs into action.
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Having broken up over ten years ago after their last big caper, the Four Horsemen are spurred back into action by the individual ...
Christmas is coming to Dendy Cinemas!
This Summer has a hot line up of films to choose from for everyone in the family from Mr & Mrs Clause, your little elves and even your reindeer.
Choose from NOW YOU SEE ME, NOW YOU DON’T; NUREMBERG; ANACONDA; THE HOUSEMAID; SONG SUNG BLUE, the highly anticipated WICKED: FOR GOOD and AVATAR: FIRE & ASH; and family films such as ZOOTOPIA 2 and THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE: SEARCH FOR SQUAREPANTS plus special screenings of ANDRÉ RIEU’S 2025 CHRISTMAS CONCERT: MERRY CHRISTM...
The Running Man Movie Review
First, it must be said that this take is crackling with the kind of irreverent energy that is director/writer Edgar Wright's stock in trade, and this is more a reimagining than a reboot. Lead actor Glen Powell is given the chance to outdo Arnie in almost every way. He delivers a physical performance that veers closely to complete anarchy, and he does so with a sly nod at its core.
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The world that Wright and cinematographer Chung-hoon Chung have created, one ...
Check out the new trailer for The History of Sound!
There he meets David (O'Connor), a charming music composing student who is soon drafted into the end of the war. In 1920, the two spend a winter walking through the forests and islands of Maine, collecting folk songs in order to preserve them for future generations. Lionel drifts through Europe in his twenties and thirties, building a new life of profound success and happiness, and experiencing new loves.
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Yet he is constantly drawn back to memories of his brief ...
John Woo Bullet Ballets is coming to GOMA this month!
Few filmmakers have been as influential on the genre of action cinema as Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo. Renowned for his ‘heroic bloodshed’ films – potent blends of high operatic drama and hyper-stylised gunplay – Woo integrated elements of wuxia cinema and religious iconography in his redefinition of the form. From his breakthrough A Better Tomorrow 1986 to the balletic violence of The Killer 1989, as well as the bloody melodrama of Bullet in the Head 1990 and the breathtaking ...
Home Alone In Concert is coming to Brisbane this December!
Lock the doors and prime your boobytraps, it’s time for everyone’s favourite Culkin in this beloved holiday film, Home Alone in Concert. Enjoy this quintessential Christmas classic like you’ve never seen (or heard) before as you watch Kevin’s hilarious antics on the big screen with a live symphony orchestra!
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In this laugh-out-loud Christmas comedy, family black sheep Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) is accidentally left behind by parents Kate (Catherine ...
Brisbane International Film Festival returns this month!
Building on the legacy of founding directors Anne Demy-Geroe, Gary Ellis and programmer David Stratton, whose vision established the Chauvel Award and Cinesparks, BIFF 2025 honours its past while evolving into a live collaboration between filmmakers, musicians, visual artists and audiences. We call this Cinema Elevated.
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This year, the Brisbane International Film Festival celebrates 33 years as Queensland's premier film festival. With the city gearing up for its ...
Predator: Badlands Movie Review
Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) is a young predator who leaves his planet, Yautja Prime, to travel to the planet Genna to hunt the Kalisk. His departure is emotionally charged after his brother Kwei is killed by his father Nihorr for disobeying his father’s orders. The Kalisk is supposed to be unkillable, so Dek has his work cut out for him.
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During his travels, he comes in contact with Thia (Elle Fanning), a synthetic sent to the planet by the Weyland-Yu...
A Few Good Men is coming to QPAC this month!
Inspired by actual events at Guantanamo Bay in 1986, this “brilliant, intelligent, cutting, shivering and even nasty script” (The Independent) sparkles with the signature quickfire repartee of Sorkin’s screen hits The West Wing, The Newsroom and The Social Network.
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Turning a spotlight on the toxic internal culture of the United States military, A Few Good Men interrogates the idea that instilling unquestioning loyalty in a soldier has dark and terrible ...
