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Review of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Colin Trevorrow's belated follow-up to Jurassic Park is one of the most intriguing of recent reboots, since the premise of a theme park…

Review of Three Identical Strangers (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Like Morris's work, the film has an abstract side as well as a concrete one, carrying a unique story to a point where broader philosophical…

Review of Beast (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

This is a film of some power, and one that doesn't flinch from following its more disturbing implications through to the end…

Review of Grease (1978)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Randall Kleiser's 1978 spoof of '50s iconography [is] so consciously cheesy from the outset that it hardly seems dated today…

Review of Luis and the Aliens (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

The actual plot is thin to the point of absurdity, much of it hinging on the aliens stumbling on an Earth infomercial and conceiving the…

Review of Phantom Thread (2017)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

As visual music grounded in a feeling of preposterous luxury, this is as enveloping and experimental as anything Anderson has done…

Review of Sisters (1973)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

De Palma's 1972 thriller is the first of his films to assemble all his signature traits ― Gothic excess, stylistic bravado, a…

Review of Sunset Boulevard (1950)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

The conception owes something to Miss Havisham in Great Expectations, but the film builds a myth of its own, one that taps into something…

Review of Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Michelle Yeoh takes the acting honours as the heroine's steely prospective mother-in-law…

Review of A Simple Favor (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

[A Simple Favor is an] uneven but quite engaging domestic thriller - a variant on Gone Girl given a comic spin by director Paul…

Review of Alice in Wonderland (1951)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Carroll's dream logic seems to liberate the animators: everything is constantly transforming, including prim Alice herself…

Review of Paper Moon (2013)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Shot in black and white by the versatile cinematographer Laszlo Kovacs, this has a mix of folksiness and precise craft that anticipates the…

Review of Won't You Be My Neighbor? (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

You don't need to have grown up with [Rogers] to be fascinated and moved by Morgan Neville's documentary portrait, made in a spirit of…

Review of The Predator (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

In this instance, Black seems intent on catering to as many different types of nostalgia as possible…

Review of Dumbo (1941)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 13 Sep 2018

Though the character's eventual comic triumph is never in doubt, there are traumatic moments along the way, including an extraordinary,…

Review of You Were Never Really Here (2017)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 06 Sep 2018

Enough information is provided to let us discern the rudiments of a conventional plot - but our understanding of this remains tentative,…

Review of The Nun (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 04 Sep 2018

[The Nun] handles sacred iconography with kid gloves, taking pains not to offend the orthodox - and delivering neither the shock of…

Review of Mile 22 (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 28 Aug 2018

For all the pretense of gritty realism, the film is weirdly unreal: the clock may be ticking, but everyone has a lot of time to kick back and talk…

Review of The Happytime Murders (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 21 Aug 2018

That script, by Todd Berger, is the film's biggest problem. Various promising themes are introduced without being followed through…

Review of Mirai (2018)

By Jake Wilson (570) for The Age (Australia) (918) on 21 Aug 2018

Mirai can be recommended to both adults and children...Those aged around eight and up may be amused to recognise aspects of their younger selves…

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