DVD Review - Confessions Of A Shopaholic

For yet another rom-com about a ditzy girl in the big city who finds true love and a whole bunch of cool clothes, Confessions of a Shopaholic is actually pretty interesting. 

DVD Review - Knowing

The real star of Knowing isn't Nicolas Cage, or Rose Byrne, or even Aussie director Alex Proyas... The biggest star is in fact the Geelong bypass, on which a major scene of this "Made in Melbourne" thriller was filmed.  

DVD Review - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Adapted from the 1920s story by F. Scott Fitzgerald and directed by cinematic visionary David Fincher, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button is a grand tale about a man who is born in his eighties and ages backwards.

Interview - Amy Adams - Doubt

For the moment, Adams takes on her most dramatic role as Sister James in "Doubt". The delightfully charming Adams sits down to chat about her craft, the film and life.

DVD Review - Role Models

Role Models follows a couple of energy drink salesmen who get hopped up on their own product, commit one too many crimes, and only escape jail because Danny's lawyer cuts them a deal to help out at a big brother style charity for kids.

Blu Ray Review - Transporter 3

It's a cult movie - well, destined to be a cult movie - so the folks behind the packaging are treating it as such giving it the all out treatment. It's actually pretty damn cool!

Blu Ray Review - Bolt

Pretty much everything here works : the opening action sequences are as "over the top" exciting as you could hope for, the jokes when Bolt hits the real world and gradually learns his powers just don't work are rock solid.

DVD Review - The Spirit

The Spirit isn't actually a bad movie - the story basically makes sense, the characters are consistent, and the whole thing is put together with a well-judged sense of style and design - but it is a pretty nutty movie nonetheless

DVD Review - Gran Torino

Ever wondered what a Batman movie would be like if we followed the caped crusader at the age of 87, almost four decades after he hung up the Batsuit and moved to a ghetto town?

DVD Review - Doubt

It is 1964 as a charismatic priest, Father Flynn, takes to the lectern to offer up some pearls of wisdom to his attentive parish. He talks of personal struggles, he talks of internal anguish, he talks of doubt.

DVD Review - Marley and Me

Hoffman continues to display his annoying "Method Actor" habit of doing little shuffles with his feet and giving a slight smile without ever showing his teeth. He does have one particularly touching scene though, as the father of the bride.