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1 week ago | 
flicks.com.au | Steve Newall |Travis Johnson
Australian artist and provocateur Dale Frank gets some spotlight time in this new documentary. How to watch Dale Frank – Nobody’s Sweetie in AustraliaDale Frank – Nobody’s Sweetie is now playing in Australian cinemas. What is Dale Frank – Nobody’s Sweetie about? Art!Produced by Jenny Hicks and Sara Beard, with Hicks directing. Dale Frank – Nobody’s Sweetie takes us into the world of the reclusive artist, one of the mist important and revered painters still pushing paint in Australia.
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2 weeks ago | 
flicks.com.au | Daniel Rutledge |Travis Johnson |Liam Maguren |Matt Glasby
A judo expert President wastes a veritable smorgasbord of international goons in new action pic G20 – streaming on Prime Video. Enjoying the heck out of seeing Davis’ POTUS going up against a Kiwi-played baddie called Rutledge? Flicks’ own Daniel Rutledge. American movies have given us plenty of American presidents kicking arse. “Get off my plane,” Harrison Ford grumbles in Air Force One before killing a terrorist played by Gary Oldman with his bare hands, after taking a few others out with an MP5.
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2 weeks ago | 
flicks.com.au | Travis Johnson |Liam Maguren |Stephen Russell |DAVID BROWN
This piece is supported byWho’s the f*ckboy? Who’s the potential husband? And who’s the serial-killing psychopath? Those are the questions confronting one woman in new horror-comedy F*** Marry Kill—streaming on Prime Video. As Katie Parker writes, director Laura Murphy delivers the goods in delightfully gamified style. There’s nothing quite like a good whodunnit.
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1 month ago | 
flicks.com.au | Clarisse Loughrey |Luke Buckmaster |Daniel Rutledge |Travis Johnson
One of today’s most beloved shows returns for its fourth season, with new episodes of Hacks arriving imminently. Eliza Janssen takes a look at what makes this inside-comedy comedy so compelling. Oh, how the writers’ room tables have turned.
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1 month ago | 
flicks.com.au | Luke Buckmaster |Tony Stamp |Eliza Janssen |Travis Johnson
The most exciting film of the year so far, Steven Soderbergh’s espionage film Black Bag makes us feel like a spy and feel spied on, writes Rory Doherty. Black Bag is a portrait of how difficult it is to date in London right now.
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2 months ago | 
flicks.co.uk | Liam Maguren |Travis Johnson |Luke Buckmaster |Dominic Corry
Director Osgood Perkins follows last year’s Longlegs with Stephen King adaptation The Monkey. Like King’s short stories, there’s a freedom to The Monkey that it gleefully and sadistically exploits, writes Rory Doherty.
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Feb 8, 2025 | 
flicks.com.au | Travis Johnson |Clarisse Loughrey |Luke Buckmaster |Steve Newall
Take a look at the buzziest films and TV shows coming to the Australian streamer with Stephen A Russell. If you’re still sweating your catch-up list from last year and figuring out what you want to stream next is giving you hives, panic not. We’ve done a deep dive into all the glorious new shows and feature films landing on Stan in 2025, so you can be ready for the best.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
flicks.com.au | Travis Johnson |Luke Buckmaster |Steve Newall |Eliza Janssen
We’ve been missing movies like You’re Cordially Invited. Dominic Corry previews the Will Ferrell/Reese Witherspoon comedy – and why its style is so welcome. The gradual de-emphasising of the comedy movie in mainstream culture is a widely-acknowledged and perhaps over-discussed phenomenon. I am not here to beat that drum. Well, maybe a bit.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
flicks.com.au | Travis Johnson |Luke Buckmaster |Steve Newall |Eliza Janssen
Finally arriving in cinemas, the gripping, complex (and sexy) Babygirl pairs Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson in a secretive workplace affair. Director Halina Reijn goes into detail about the film with Steve Newall. Halina Reijn’s Babygirl is about to hit cinemas in our part of the world, and we’ve already seen plenty of social media attention since US audiences encountered it late last month.
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Feb 3, 2025 | 
flicks.com.au | Travis Johnson |Eliza Janssen |Steve Newall |Luke Buckmaster
Clarisse Loughrey’s Show of the Week column, published every Friday, spotlights a new show to watch or skip. This week: Shrinking Season 2. I’d find it very hard to turn down having Harrison Ford as a therapist. He has the kind easy clarity that could see him face up to a dragon, shrug, and simply blow out its fire breath.
