An ethnic-Australian film is rare, so when one <i>does</i> come out, we deserve better than worn-out cliches and predictable storytelling.
<i>Bad Teacher</i> has a lot of good things going for it — Cameron Diaz, a great supporting cast and lots of un-PC humour. It just lacks depth.
<i>Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2</i> gives cinema's most enchanting series a truly memorable send-off.
Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts: the two names alone are worth the ticket price. <i>Larry Crowne</i> isn't their best work, but it's likeable enough.
Director Michael Bay finally delivers a worthy third instalment to the ass-kicking, shape-shifting alien-robot franchise.
<i>Sleeping Beauty</i> has been called controversial for its subject matter and frequent nudity, but it's not challenging or interesting enough.
Kids will probably love <i>Mr Popper's Penguins</i> more than adults, but this family comedy is saved by some charming moments and great casting.
Depending on where you stand on British comedy, <i>The Trip</i> is either a work of genius or an out-and-out drag.
Terrence Malick's <em>The Tree of Life</em> definitely stirs the mind and senses, but doesn't quite pierce the heart.
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