Like a Boss – movie review
Comedies featuring strong women can be funny and risqué like Bridesmaids or patchy and disappointing
Alex First
Alex First is a Melbourne based journalist and communications specialist. He contributes to The Blurb on film and theatre.
Underwater – movie review
An intense and claustrophobic alien creature feature that fails to reach any great heights, Underwater
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood – movie review
A sad and angry man is rescued by a most unlikely source in the moving
Bad Boys for Life – movie review
It’s been a while between drinks (Bad Boys II came out in 2003, five years
CATS (Young Australian Broadway Chorus)
Energetic, colourful and captivating, this is up there with the very best productions of Andrew
Bombshell – movie review
Talk about disgraceful conduct and an attitude of entitlement when it comes to being a
GO! – movie review
A transparent, highly predictable script underpins a sweet-natured coming of age tale pitched at younger
War Horse (National Theatre of Great Britain) – theatre review
An epic and intense tale of bravery in the lead up to and during the
Just Mercy – movie review
Deeply entrenched racism is at the centre of a drama in which the result is
True History of the Kelly Gang – movie review
Irish hatred of the British propels a fantastical take on the life and times of