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Like a Boss – movie review

Comedies featuring strong women can be funny and risqué like Bridesmaids or patchy and disappointing such as Like a Boss. Best friends forever Mia (Tiffany Haddish) and Mel (Rose Byrne) are both happily single. They live together and one even puts toothpaste on the other’s toothbrush. They run their own small cosmetics company – a…

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Underwater – movie review

An intense and claustrophobic alien creature feature that fails to reach any great heights, Underwater takes its sweet time to bite. More than 10 kilometres below the ocean’s surface, something has awakened.  The crew of the Kepler mining operation understood there would be hardships on their mission. Thirty days confined to the narrow corridors and…

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Bad Boys for Life – movie review

It’s been a while between drinks (Bad Boys II came out in 2003, five years after the original), but Will Smith and Martin Lawrence still have unmistakable chemistry. With a high-octane script, plenty of action,  and no shortage of good humour, Bad Boys for Life is an unexpected winner. Unexpected because I approached it with…

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Dolittle – movie review

Now that Robert Downey Jr has said farewell to Iron Man and the whole Marvel Cinematic Universe he is obviously looking for another potentially lucrative franchise. And he may have found one in the adventures of Dr Dolittle, the Victorian era veterinarian with the unique ability to communicate with animals of all shapes and sizes….

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Bombshell – movie review

Talk about disgraceful conduct and an attitude of entitlement when it comes to being a man calling the shots among women trying to make a name for themselves and get ahead in their careers.  That is the story of Fox News chief Roger Ailes (John Lithgow), as told in some gory detail in Bombshell. The…

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