If there is any criticism of Pixar’s sequel to ‘Inside Out’, it’s the absence of something to believe in besides merely self.
This love story that centres around a cook and a chef, who pursues his beloved’s hand in marriage, is a visual and culinary spectacle.
In ‘If’, writer/director John Krasinski (‘A Quiet Place’, ‘The Office’) takes us into a world where fantasy and reality collide.
‘The Idea of You ‘, offers a unique perspective on ageism, social media, and modern love that sets it apart from other romantic dramas.
When our family moved to Australia close to two decades ago, friends suggested we watch an Australian classic, The Castle…
Rudy Mancuso’s semi-autobiographical tale of a young man with synesthesia growing up in Newark, New Jersey.
After the success of Barbie and Oppenheimer, it’s no wonder Hollywood would want to tap into the magic of Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt.
Director Doug Liman has taken the heart of the Patrick Swayze cult classic and brought it into the modern era with great effect.
With no dialogue, Robot Dreams is a series of beautiful vignettes that express the importance of friendship, loyalty and sacrifice.
From the opening scene, Civil War announces a cautionary message of the United States’ potential to destroy itself from the inside.
