All is True – movie review
In 1613 William Shakespeare (played in All is True by Kenneth Branagh) was the most
Greg King
Greg King has had a life long love of films. He has been reviewing popular films for over 15 years. Since 1994, he has been the film reviewer for BEAT magazine. His reviews have also appeared in the Herald Sun newspaper, S-Press, Stage Whispers, and a number of other magazines, newspapers and web sites. Greg contributes to The Blurb on film
The Hustle – movie review
Recently we’ve had a number of female-centric remakes of films with the likes of Ghostbusters,
Hal – movie review
Oscar winning filmmaker Hal Ashby was something of an uncompromising maverick who preferred to work
The Kindergarten Teacher – movie review
Lisa Spinelli (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is a dedicated kindergarten teacher. But she seems stuck in a
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote – movie review
Maverick filmmaker Terry Gilliam finally brings his long-gestating passion project about Don Quixote to the
Little – movie review
The painfully unfunny Little is a variation on the body-swap formula that drove films such
The House That Jack Built – movie review
Eccentric Danish auteur Lars Von Trier makes controversial and deliberately confronting films. His latest is
A Dog’s Way Home – movie review
A Dog’s Way Home is a family-friendly and heartwarming animal adventure that combines elements of
What Men Want – movie review
This laboured, overlong comedy inverts the premise behind What Women Want, the 2000 rom-com starring
Arctic – movie review
Danish star Mads Mikkelsen (The Hunt) virtually plays a lone hand in this grim tale