One marriage, two movie reviews: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
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The verdict on Rose Matafeo's new movie Baby Done
Does our comedy heroine experience growing pains going from the stage to the big screen?
Quirky dramedy irksome or humorous antidote to lockdown woes?
The absurd charms of It Must Be Heaven could prove divisive writes our reviewer.
Will you fall in love with Stranger Things star's new rom-com?
There's been a glut of mediocre rom-coms recently, is The Broken Hearts Gallery different?
Does cuddly comic Kevin James convince in violent new thriller?
The comedian drops the nice guy act for swastikas and revenge in Becky. We review it.
One marriage, two movie reviews: The Social Dilemma
Married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review The Social Dilemma.
Karl Puschmann: LOL? A look at Rose Matafeo and Michael McIntyre's comedy specials
COMMENT: Have you heard the one about the Horndog and the Showman?
He saw, she saw: Bill and Ted Face the Music
Argumentative couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Bill and Ted Face the Music
Karl Puschmann: Is Three's new Kiwi-as weed caper Toke a good buzz?
Lucy Lawless and Troy Kingi star in this stoner crime caper. Karl Puschmann takes a hit.
Is Kiwi gang movie Savage the new Once Were Warriors?
We review this brutal and unflinching drama set within New Zealand's gang culture.
One marriage, two movie reviews: The Australian Dream
Married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review The Australian Dream
Brilliant or baffling? We review Christopher Nolan's new film Tenet
Was his repeatedly-delayed, ambitious sci-fi action thriller worth the wait?
Does Jamie Foxx's new Netflix action film have the power?
Project Power has a potentially interesting hook, but does it do anything cool with it?
One marriage, two movie reviews: One Man and His Shoes
Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch and discuss One Man and His Shoes
Movie review: Political satire gets few votes
Given its meaty subject matter, Irresistible is disappointingly bland.
Is Robyn Malcom having a laugh with her new comedy?
We review This Town, a black comedy with dark inspiration that's in cinemas now.
Will Russell Crowe's road-rage thriller make you lose it?
We review Unhinged, the first real popcorn release to hit cinemas since lockdown.
The actor to play Vanilla Ice in an upcoming biopic revealed
'I ... think about the rabbit holes I'm going to go down to get ready for the role.'
One marriage, two movie reviews: Endings, Beginnings
Argumentative married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Endings, Beginnings.
One marriage, two movie reviews: The Burnt Orange Heresy
Argumentative married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch The Burnt Orange Heresy.
One marriage two movie reviews: Trolls World Tour
Argumentative married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Trolls World Tour
One marriage, two movie reviews: Da 5 Bloods
Argumentative married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch Da 5 Bloods.
The Trip to Greece: One marriage, two movie reviews
Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie shine a light on both film and the state of their marriage.
Netflix's new action-thriller The Last Days of American Crime stinks
The last days? We can only hope...
Tears of a clown: Jesse Eisenberg on the WW2 hero who became a superstar
His new film shows how Marcel Marceau saved thousand of Jewish children from Nazis in WW2.
The verdict on The Trip to Greece
Is Steve Coogan's and Rob Brydon's fourth instalment worth your time?
Models, dinosaurs, and one hit wonders: Our picks of the Doc Edge Film Festival
We highlight our top 5 picks from the over 80s doco's at the Doc Edge film festival.
One marriage, two movie reviews
Married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch a film and try not to argue about it.
How Chris Hemsworth's new film was saved from disaster
It could have been a total flop, but one thing has saved Hemsworth brother's new flick.
Are the kids alright in Amazon Prime Video's new teen movie?
Selah and the Spades is an impressive and disconcerting high-school drama.
Will you fall in love with Netflix's new rom-com?
Will it be happily ever after or divorce court? Read our review.