REVIEWS

Sound of Metal expertly crafts a systematic screenplay which maintains a harrowing and retrogradeable beat throughout.

Raw grit and luscious landscapes stand out in a passable Australian revenge thriller.

Liam Neeson embraces his inner Eastwood in a by-the-numbers thriller that completely misses its target.

In an ironic but welcome twist, Penguin Bloom flies high during its most gloomy moments.

Frances McDormand hits the high road in vagabond drama that lingers too long to be considered life-changing.

Ammonite pushes the envelope in a multi-layered romance that refuses to adhere to traditional love stories.

Colourful characters and landscapes was enough to keep The Croods alive in an otherwise adequate sequel.

Bana is back in one of the greatest Australian films in recent years.

Slip-ups and missteps don't stop WW84 from being an inspiring super heroine flick.

Greatness is overshadowed in this disappointing family affair.

Much-needed and timely sequel is very nice.

SpongeBob soaks up courage in loving tribute to Stephen Hillenburg.

Expectations subverted through inversion in next-gen espionage.

Joy McKean is the true star in this beautifully-told tale of Aussie music icons.

Mount Rushmore of Aussie actors prove you can never be too old to be mischievous.

Veterans and novices shine in this peculiar dark comedy.

The Christmas rom-com that we needed this year.

Both Kathryn Newton and Vince Vaughn get a chance at playing killer and victim in this love-letter to renaissance horror films.