With 52 movies under her belt, so far, Sandra Bullock has proven she’s got the talent to move across genres. With so many great movies to choose from it was hard narrowing it down to a mere 5 that stand out but here goes:
5.) Murder By Numbers Continue reading “My Favourite Five: Sandra Bullock Movies”
I’ve wanted to see Pixels ever since the numerous viewing before every panel at Oz Comic Con in Adelaide back at the start of the year.
What did I think? Click to find out!
What can I say about this movie? It’s a hard one to write up as it left me with mixed feelings and not much else. It is definitely geared towards a female or Rom-Com audience and is a bit of an emotional movie in parts. But, for me, it wasn’t a love story or at least the love story wasn’t the driving force as the DVD blurb would make you believe. It is Burke Ryan’s story (Aaron Eckhart) with Eloise Chandler (Jennifer Aniston) acting as his emotional crutch or unknowing motivator for change. Continue reading “Review: ‘Love Happens’ (2009)”
For a movie mentioning Christopher Lee and “relentless horror” in its blurb The Resident sets the bar high with a lot to deliver. While the “relentless horror” was more “disturbing creepiness” than anything else it did create a sense of unease and kept me watching with morbid curiosity right until the credits rolled.
Brittany Murphy was a talented actress who proved she could act across genres and take on challenging roles. One thing I liked about her was that she wasn’t afraid to pull facial expressions and put everything into her role. I swear, there are some actresses out there that seem scared to crack a smile lest they wrinkle or look out of sorts.
Here are my favourite selections of Brittany Murphy movies: Continue reading “My Favourite Five: Brittany Murphy Movies”
The Maze Runner – The Scotch Trials, well, I’ve never been so scared in all my life. Very rarely do I go into a movie not really knowing what to expect – but omg zombies!
SPOILERS!!
Continue reading “Thoughts on The Maze Runner – The Scotch Trials (2015)”
Both are cabaret style movies, both have strong vocals and dazzling choreography and both will leave an impression, but, if you put them up against each other is one stronger?
Continue reading “Opinion: ‘Chicago’ (2002) VS ‘Burlesque’ (2010)”
Event: Melbourne International Film Festival (aka MIFF) Opening Gala
Place: Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, Melbourne
Date: July 30th, 2015
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I like Anne Hathaway. While she may have gotten her big break in a Disney movie, she hasn’t shied away from varying and challenging roles. Here are five of my favourites:
TINSEL and TAP SHOES 