
Travis Johnson
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6 days ago |
flicks.com.au | Amelia Berry |Travis Johnson |Eliza Janssen |Luke Buckmaster
Healthy, invigorating, confronting… what more could you ask for? Nicole Kidman returns as an extremely unconventional therapist (along with a fresh batch of clients) in season two of Nine Perfect Strangers – streaming on Prime Video. The show has gained a lot from being in its second season, writes Amelia Berry. What’s stopping you from being the person you want to be? Maybe a bad relationship with your mother? A trauma hidden deep in your past?
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1 week ago |
flicks.com.au | Steve Newall |Eliza Janssen |Travis Johnson |Luke Buckmaster
| Dir: Michael Philippou, Danny Philippou Folks from Flicks don’t often spend precious interview time advocating for other movie apps, but that’s exactly where I find myself when talking to Danny and Michael Philippou. Our interview’s barely begun when I ask the filmmaking twins behind recent horror smash Talk to Me (and before that, the hit YouTube channel RackaRacka) about a very different app to Flicks.
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1 week ago |
flicks.com.au | Liam Maguren |Katie Parker |Travis Johnson |Stephen Russell
This piece is supported byEnjoy exclusive Amazon Originals + popular movies and TV shows. Start your 7-day free trial* today!OvercompensatingWatch on Prime VideoBeyond study, my university life was non-existent. I made no friends on campus, had zero-night stands, and my only attempt at joining a club was one painful night on a debate team. Colour everyone shocked, then, that I’d latch onto this myth-debunking college comedy from Benito Skinner like a leech on a boil.
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1 week ago |
flicks.com.au | Travis Johnson |Clarisse Loughrey |Liam Maguren |Eliza Janssen
In monthly column The A-to-Z of Trash, bad movie lover Eliza Janssen takes us on an alphabetically-ordered trip through the best bits of the worst films ever. This month, Anne Rice didn’t like Queen of the Damned and most Interview with the Vampire fans won’t either — unless they were big Korn fans in the early 2000s.
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1 week ago |
flicks.com.au | Liam Maguren |Travis Johnson |Eliza Janssen |Luke Buckmaster
The Weeknd’s Hurry Up Tomorrow has been dubbed one of the worst cinema release of 2025 so far. Liam Maguren, who saw it opening day, thinks it’s a lot stranger than that. I’ve had a great run at the cinema these past couple of weeks. Final Destination: Bloodlines was a bloody fun time, Small Things Like These delivered affecting inner turmoil, The Salt Path peppered my heart, and Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning gifted some of the best action scenes I’m likely to see this year.
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