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Death Becomes Her + The Substance = SHELL, in cinemas this Thursday.

Pauline Adamek reviews the Max Minghella sci-fi/horror starring Kate Hudson and Elisabeth Moss
Shell - FilmInk
While the premise is serviceable, the execution is lacking: a film about surface polish that can’t quite find any of its own.
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This weekend at the box office, Regretting You did the trick for young female audiences, while Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc tickled pubescent young men, and the re-release of 2012’s ParaNorman and 2005’s Initial D was embraced by those after a nostalgia fix.

It's our weekend box office report
Box Office Report: 23 - 26 October 2025 - FilmInk
Box Office Report: 23 - 26 October 2025 - This Week
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Head on a stick in 4K?

Anthony O'Connor reviews the limited edition 20th anniversary 4k release WOLF CREEK
Wolf Creek 4K - FilmInk
Sharp, gritty and filled with genuine menace and discomfort …
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Spotlight on the period when Barry Spikings went it alone at newly found EMI-Thorn, which resulted in films as diverse as The Elephant Man and Can't Stop the Music
Forgotten British Moguls: Barry Spikings - FilmInk
The head of Thorn-EMI
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It's like that shit movie directed by the guy who made Succession
The Rats of Tobruk, the Chauvels' 1944 war epic starring Grant Taylor, Chips Rafferty and Peter Finch - a Forgotten Australian Film
Forgotten Australian Films: The Rats of Tobruk - FilmInk
A 1944 war epic
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“Jeremy just really inhabited the essence of my character and brought the rest of himself to it, which I am very thankful for.”

Bruce Springsteen, Scott Cooper and Odessa Young reveal what it took to make Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, in cinemas now
The Boss Approves: The Making of Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere - FilmInk
Tasked with playing a fictionalised version of Bruce Springsteen’s girlfriend in biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, Australian actress Odessa Young nailed it – according to none other than T...
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Documentary CHANGING TRACK is "Visually arresting, fast-paced and deeply affecting..." according to Erin Free's review.

Changing Track will screen throughout November at Q&A events ahead of a general release around the country on 3 December
Changing Track - FilmInk
Visually arresting, fast-paced and deeply affecting...
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Happyend "… works both as giggle-worthy entertainment and potential tool of awakening" according to Cain Noble-Davies' review.

Happyend is in cinemas next Thursday
Happyend - FilmInk
… works both as giggle-worthy entertainment and potential tool of awakening.
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Is that “Ball times Pit”, “Ball ex Pit” or just “Ball Pit”?

Does it really matter?

Anthony O'Connor reckons that Ball x Pit is this year's Balatro
Ball x Pit - FilmInk
… an absolute cracker of a game.
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From Bart Layton, director of American Animals and The Imposter, comes CRIME 101.

Chris Hemsworth is in for one last heist, and the supporting cast includes Halle Berry, Barry Keoghan, Corey Hawkins, Monica Barbaro, Nick Nolte and Mark Ruffalo (who replaced Pedro Pascal)
Trailer: Crime 101 - FilmInk
From Bart Layton, director of American Animals and The Imposter, comes this adaptation of the Don Winslow novella of the same name. Chris Hemsworth is in for one last heist, and the supporting cast in...
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This week's salute to the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve: Australia's own, director Richard Gray, who has helmed Summer Coda, Blinder, Robert the Bruce, Murder at Yellowstone City and The Unholy Trinity
Unsung Auteurs: Richard Gray - FilmInk
Unsung Auteurs: Richard Gray - Features
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