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Archive for October, 2009

Showing results 1 - 6 of 24 for the month of October, 2009.

Capitalism: A Love Story (Review)

Oh the irony of a Hollywood film being critical of capitalism. A multi-million dollar production that preaches about the evils of a market economy, condemning the fat-cat perched high on their gold throne, counting profits while the rest of the world plunges into financial decay. Can someone please hand the maker(s) of Capitalism: A Love Story a mirror?

Don’t get me wrong, I wholeheartedly agree that capitalism is not all it’s cracked up to be, and [...]

By Anders Wotzke, Oct 31, 2009

Michael Jackson’s This Is It (Review)

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you’ll dance in your seat throughout This Is It…as long as you’re a Michael Jackson fan. If you’re like me – neither a lover nor hater of MJ– then you’ll be bored stiff within the hour.  That’s because This is It is little more than what you’d see in the special features of a concert DVD; there’s MJ rehearsing, then there’s MJ rehearses a little bit more, and for the final climactic act, [...]

By Anders Wotzke, Oct 29, 2009

Into The Shadows (Review)

Australians don’t like seeing Australian films. Sadly, that’s been the general consensus by the critics and public alike for some time, and now figures tell us it’s a fact. The issues of Australian filmic content and output have been debated since the re-emergence of our cinema with the New Wave period in the 1970s, but forty years later the output is yet to stabilise itself and distribution in Hollywood-dominant cinemas is near impossible. What this documentary shows is how this [...]

By Katina Vangopoulos, Oct 26, 2009

Interview: Christian Alvart, director of ‘Case 39R...

Whether it be because of creepy demonic girls (Case 39) or monsters in spaceships (Pandorum), moviegoers from all corners of the globe are cowering under their seats because of German-born director Christian Alvart. The first of the two, Case 39, stars Renee Zellweger and Bradley Cooper and follows a social worker who rescues a bright young girl (Jodelle Ferland) from her abusive parents, but later discovers there’s something evil lurking beneath her angelic facade. Case 39 hits Australia [...]

By Anders Wotzke, Oct 26, 2009

WIN tickets to a preview of A CHRISTMAS CAROL 3D! (Adelaide...

Thanks to Walt Disney Pictures, we’ve got 20 double passes to give away to an exclusive Adelaide preview screening of A Christmas Carol in Disney Digital 3D!

To enter, first make sure you are able to attend the screening on Wednesday 4th November, 7pm, at Event Cinemas Marion. If you can make the screening, then simply fill out the entry form below to be in the draw to win!

Disney’s A CHRISTMAS CAROL, a multi-sensory thrill [...]

By Anders Wotzke, Oct 24, 2009

The Box (Review)

Following the backlash of Richard Kelly’s sophomore effort — the spectacular disaster that was Southland Tales — one would have thought that the acclaimed Donnie Darko director would play it safe for his next outing. It appeared as though he was doing just that with The Box; a bluntly titled, seemingly straightforward period thriller starring the ever-bankable Cameron Diaz. It doesn’t get much safer than that, right?

Wrong, all wrong. The Box is a logically-impaired, hyperbolic [...]

By Anders Wotzke, Oct 24, 2009
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