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Pop Culture Of Aus – And The Opportunity It Provides

Mikey Wulff is a Queensland actor who is benefiting from the pop culture wave that has hit Australian shores. After getting his first big break on Mako: Island of Secrets as Karl, he has gone on to be involved in two comic book movies that were filmed in Queensland: Thor: Ragnarok and Aquaman.

Blue Carpet Review – Romper Stomper (2018)

A small minority tucked away in Melbourne has been brought to life through the fantastic Australian production, Romper Stomper. The story isn’t too far...

Please Like Me – Season 3, Episode 5 Review

Please Like Me continues to be fantastic with another funny and emotional episode. In Coq Au Vin, the gang welcomes back Claire (Caitlin Stasey),...

Review – Open Slather

Getting a bunch of Australia's finest comedians together and mixing them in with some new ones to create a new kind of skit show...
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle gets a Playstation release date

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be released on PlayStation 5 consoles on April 17, offering players an immersive adventure set in 1937. The game features new whip abilities and combines stealth, melee combat, and puzzles. Digital pre-orders are available now, following its successful launch on Xbox.

Win a family pass to see Looney Tunes : The Day The Earth Blew Up

Looney Tunes' first fully-animated movie features Porky Pig and Daffy Duck as they uncover an alien mind-control plot at a bubble-gum factory. The film promises humor and stunning visuals, appealing to longtime fans and newcomers alike. Family passes to the movie are available through a competition for readers.

Win a double pass to see A Working Man

Jason Statham stars in "A Working Man," directed by the filmmaker of "Suicide Squad." The action thriller follows Levon Cade, a former counter-terrorism expert turned construction worker, who is drawn back into battle when a local girl goes missing. The film releases in cinemas on March 27.

Review: AUM: The Cult at the End of the World

The documentary AUM: The Cult at the End of the World explores Japan's Aum Shinrikyo cult, responsible for a deadly 1995 Tokyo subway gas attack. It recounts the cult's rise under Shoko Asahara, featuring testimonies from journalists and ex-members. However, the film lacks depth in exploring Asahara's manipulative power and presents a confusing timeline.

Discover Duster: Max’s Newest Original Drama

Duster, set in the 1970s Southwest, follows a daring getaway driver entangled with a crime syndicate as a determined young agent arrives to dismantle his operation. Starring Josh Holloway and produced by J.J. Abrams, this Max Original drama premieres on May 16.