Poised for an Australian theatrical release on April 2nd, before being bumped up to March 26th to combat the void left by the delay of Mulan, Onward - one of the unfortunate cinema casualties of the Coronavirus - has cut its losses (or, perhaps more correctly, Disney has) and settled for streaming status on Disney+ (it will arrive on the service on April 24th, following a … [Read more...] about Onward – Film Review
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The Must-Watch List of Stand-Up Comedy Streaming on Netflix Australia
Photo by Marcela Rogante on Unsplash Netflix has a great range of stand-up comedy shows. You can search for the latest shows using any of the following terms: comedies, romantic comedy, stand-up comedy, action comedies, Hollywood comedy movies, family comedies, TV comedies, classic comedies, stand-up comedy and talk shows, horror comedies. Ronny Chieng – Asian Comedian … [Read more...] about The Must-Watch List of Stand-Up Comedy Streaming on Netflix Australia
The Must-Watch List of True Crime Films Streaming on Netflix Australia
Photo by Luis Villasmil on Unsplash Netflix has a great range of true crime shows. You can search for the latest shows using any of the following terms: crime, crime documentaries, true crime documentaries, crime movies, crime TV shows, crime thrillers, crime TV dramas, crime movies based on real life, and true crime TV shows. Extremely Wicked Shockingly Evil and … [Read more...] about The Must-Watch List of True Crime Films Streaming on Netflix Australia
Escape and Evasion – Film review
Escape and Evasion opens with us meeting Seth (Josh McConville), a special forces soldier, succumbing to post traumatic stress disorder after a mission goes sour in Myanmar. His inability to seek help has caused a rift with wife Sarah (Natalie Rees), who wants to take their daughter Lizzy (Jessi Robertson) as far away from him as possible. He regards his relationship with … [Read more...] about Escape and Evasion – Film review
Honeyland – Film review
Nestled in an isolated mountain region deep within the Balkans, we are introduced to Hatidze Muratova, the last in a long line of Macedonian wild beekeepers, eking out a living farming honey in small batches to be sold in the closest city – a mere four hours' walk away. The hives thrive in unexpected locations - high in the mountains regions that necessitate Hatidze to teeter … [Read more...] about Honeyland – Film review