2026 AACTA Awards: Every Winner Across Film, TV, and Online
All the winners from the 2026 AACTA Awards
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Tag: Richard Roxburgh
First Trailer For Lesbian Space Princess, a New Animated Film from Australia Released
Watch the first trailer for Lesbian Space Princess ahead of its release this September
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Force of Nature: The Dry 2 Review – Dumb title for this disappointing follow-up
Sure, there’s a lost woman out there, and someone got bit by a deadly spider, but damn if I don’t want to visit this place.
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Elvis Review – A little less style, a little more substance, please
With the recent success of films like musician biopics like Bohemian Rhapsody, Aretha and Rocketman, a film about Elvis Presley makes a lot of sense. Having Baz Lurhmann, the director of Moulin Rouge and The Great Gatsby, involved seems like a great fit. After making headlines in production due to Covid, Elvis has finally hit the big screen but is it a production worthy of the iconic showman?
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Go! (2020) Review
Ticking all the boxes for an all-ages, heart-warming time at the cinema, Go! from writer Steve Worland is, I’m sure, hoping for the same success he had with the 2014 film Paper Planes which enjoyed moderate success as an early January release.
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‘Go!’ Will Be Published By Netflix Outisde Australia as ‘Go Karts’
I’m keen to watch GO! this week when it drops in cinemas, or shall I say slides into cinemas! (First pun of 2020.)
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2026 AACTA Awards: Every Winner Across Film, TV, and Online
All the winners from the 2026 AACTA Awards
Read More
First Trailer For Lesbian Space Princess, a New Animated Film from Australia Released
Watch the first trailer for Lesbian Space Princess ahead of its release this September
Read More
Force of Nature: The Dry 2 Review – Dumb title for this disappointing follow-up
Sure, there’s a lost woman out there, and someone got bit by a deadly spider, but damn if I don’t want to visit this place.
Read More
Elvis Review – A little less style, a little more substance, please
With the recent success of films like musician biopics like Bohemian Rhapsody, Aretha and Rocketman, a film about Elvis Presley makes a lot of sense. Having Baz Lurhmann, the director of Moulin Rouge and The Great Gatsby, involved seems like a great fit. After making headlines in production due to Covid, Elvis has finally hit the big screen but is it a production worthy of the iconic showman?
Read More
Go! (2020) Review
Ticking all the boxes for an all-ages, heart-warming time at the cinema, Go! from writer Steve Worland is, I’m sure, hoping for the same success he had with the 2014 film Paper Planes which enjoyed moderate success as an early January release.
Read More