FIB Film Review: The Trial Of The Chicago 7
‘I’ve never been on trial for my thoughts before.’ Aaron Sorkin’s sophomore effort The Trial of the Chicago 7 hit Netflix and select theatres this
Bill & Ted Finally Face The Music
It’s been a long wait, but Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter have announced that Bill & Ted will finally have their third adventure hitting theatres in
FIB Film Review: Shadow In The Cloud
Chloe Grace Moretz. The bottom of a Flying Fortress. The middle of World War 2. A mysterious “Shadow” lurking in the clouds. If that doesn’t
Will A Sex and The City Reboot Without Samantha Jones Be As Hollow As It Sounds?
Aside from the fashion and the allure of New York City, the true unsung hero of Sex and the City was (and always will be)
FIB Film Review: Sorry To Bother You
It’s a younger, hipper, more surreal Dilbert, a satire on corporate life and selling out that goes to some – maybe too many – very strange
FIB Film Review: Three Identical Strangers
The film this documentary reminded me of the most was Tickled, the 2016 effort where kiwi filmmaker David Farrier delved into the strange world of competitive
Our 12 Most Anticipated Movies of 2021
With 2020 coming to a close, we thought we’d put it as far behind us as we can and look ahead 2021 and all the
Australia Needs A Good Cricket Movie This Summer
While there’s nothing better than the Boxing Day Test Match, Australian cricket fans and movie goers are still waiting for the definitive Aussie cricket flick.
FIB Film Review: Broadway Danny Rose
Pretty vintage Woody Allen material apart from two particular elements. The first is that it’s the only film I remember seeing from him as a
The Disney + Announcement Extravaganza: Do We Really Need Everything Disney Is Offering?
Disney has unveiled so many upcoming films and TV shows that we’re wondering if it’s worth any of your time? Do you like Star
FIB Film Review: Palm Springs
In a tumultuous year filled with longing for new and exciting things to view, one film has seemingly answered the call in a way no
