"I'm interested in what moves you, particularly about a building"
I started watching this film sitting on my couch, I knew Columbus was more of a meditative picture so I thought it would be good to watch while I fold the washing. Within 10 minutes, I had moved from the couch to my carpet floor, legs crossed and sitting about a meter away from my television. Why? Because within the first few frames of this film I was transfixed on…
"Sophie : I think it's nice that we share the same sky.
Calum : What you mean?
Sophie : Well, like... Sometimes at playtime, I look up at the sky and if I can see the Sun then... I think that the fact that we can both see the Sun, so even though we're not actually in the same place and we're not actually together... we kind of are in a way, you know? Like we're both underneath the same…
Ngl spent most of this film lamenting how much this referendum in Australia right now is hurting First Nations people through the discourse alone.
Warwick was given an easel to paint and that easel is a camera. Loved the magical realism and Reid's performance, even if it isn't as focused as Samson and Delilah or Sweet Country.
I feel strange about Dumb Money. I was working in a gamestop (EB in Australia) while this craze was happening, so it feels a tad bizzare that a movie has been made of it less than two years since the incident.
It's not as fun as Craig wants it to be, less iTonya and Cruella - more Big Short/Moneyball lite ™️. The cast is over stacked with too many pawns in this chessboard to follow, but its not without a…
Goodbye Ozark, you made me do a 7 hour binge in one sitting to see this ending, a thing I haven't done in a long time, but I think in the end it was worth it.
Money Corrupts Absolutely.
If this wasn't commissioned by the TAC I'd be truly surprised.
Good Aussie horror is back on the map kids!
