My Movie Reviews @stevearoundadelaide - Tumblr Blog

Dev Patel's directorial debut (which he also wrote), Monkey Man, is a whirlwind of action and vengeance, set against the backdrop of a teemi

Ava DuVernay's Origin isn't a conventional biopic. It’s the story of Isabel Wilkerson's (Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor) intellectual journey as she

Original title: Wadaean Julia (وداعا جوليا) A moving Sudanese drama, Goodbye Julia explores questions of guilt, atonement, and the intricaci

Perfect Days, the latest offering from veteran director Wim Wenders, is a quiet contemplation on finding contentment in the everyday. We fol

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire throws humanity's favourite giant monster brawl back into the ring, but this titanic tussle feels more like

Io Capitano, meaning "I Am Captain" in English, follows two Dakar, Senegal, teenagers, Seydou and Moussa, as they embark on a moving voyage.

You'll Never Find Me throws you headfirst into a suspenseful game of cat and mouse. Patrick (Brendan Rock), a recluse dwelling in a remote m

Rose Glass, the visionary director behind Saint Maud, throws another punch with Love Lies Bleeding, a neo-noir crime thriller that's both st

The Great Escaper sets sail with a heartwarming premise: Bernie, a WWII veteran residing in a care home, hatches a daring escape to fulfil a

Sydney Sweeney sheds her good-girl persona in Immaculate, a horror film that throws a devout young nun, Cecilia, headfirst into the nightmar

Wicked Little Letters takes us on a hilarious ride through 1920s small-town England. Prim and proper Edith Swan (Olivia Colman, in an absolu

Original Title: Les filles d'Olfa Four Daughters, the brainchild of Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania, is a documentary unlike any other

How to Have Sex is a long way away from a typical teen romp comedy. Director Molly Manning Walker throws a curveball with this deceptively t

Imaginary takes us on a journey into the eerie depths of childhood imagination. Jessica, portrayed by the strong-willed DeWanda Wise, revisi

Denis Villeneuve returns to the vast deserts of Arrakis with Dune: Part Two, the highly anticipated follow-up to his 2021 adaptation of Fran

Ethan Coen's solo directorial debut, Drive-Away Dolls, sets off on a promising premise. Two friends, Jamie (Margaret Qualley) and Marian (Ge

The Rooster isn't your typical whodunit. Sure, there's a dead body, a small-town cop named Dan (Phoenix Raei) grappling with grief, and a my

My Movie Reviews