Double Feature: Toy Story 4 and Child’s Play
Toy Story and Child’s Play were both defining films of my childhood. In very different ways, of course.
Toy Story and Child’s Play were both defining films of my childhood. In very different ways, of course.
Thanks to Universal Pictures Australia, ccpopculture has 5 double passes to give away to Booksmart, releasing in Australian cinemas Thursday July 11th.
2019 has been a rough year for franchises. Men in Black: International doesn’t buck the trend.
Sure, it’s not great. Thing is, there’s a gem of a great idea in Dark Phoenix.
Right from the get-go, Rocketman steps out as a musical, focusing on fun rather than facts.
This is a film about mega-monsters wreaking havoc at a catastrophic scale, but there’s no weight to this thing; it’s limp and incoherent.
Brightburn uses a cunningly simple premise – what if Superman, but evil? – to chillingly simple effect.
If you were expecting a captivating disaster from Aladdin, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
What elevates Parabellum above its John Wick predecessors is a sharp sense of humour.
Expectations are a funny thing. Had I seen Pokémon Detective Pikachu, oh, six months ago – before the first trailer set the internet into a tizzy at the prospect that this film might actually be good – I would’ve have been pleasantly surprised.