Australia

OK, I saw Australia back in December, so I'm a little rusty, forgive the late review. But looking back on this movie and just thinking about it really did help me in looking at the film and it's story. Australia was... Full review

In 1939, the aristocratic Lady Sarah Ashley (Nicole Kidman) travels from Great Britain to Australia to meet her husband Maitland Ashley in northern Australia. The husband's drover (Hugh Jackman) comes to the city of Darwin to bring Sarah to their farm;... Full review

Australia is a totally unashamedly romantic adventure film painted on a huge canvas. We totally enjoyed every minute: it is what cinema can be - stirring, fun, involving - and made us forget the world for nearly three hours. If Spielberg... Full review

Australia is a totally unashamedly romantic adventure film painted on a huge canvas. We totally enjoyed every minute: it is what cinema can be - stirring, fun, involving - and made us forget the world for nearly three hours. If Spielberg... Full review

This film struggled, throughout its epic length, to stay upright. Unfortunately at the end it stumbled and fell like a pile of bricks. It tried to juggle so much, but in the end, turned out to be too little. The film... Full review

It seems just about right that Baz Luhrman waited seven years after "Moulin Rouge!" to bring us "Australia". Not because it is a better movie, but because it's very different and a lot more ambitious. Of course that this has a... Full review

I have no idea what to make of Australia. It can't possibly be a serious movie, right? It certainly starts as a camp comedy, then lurches into a clichéd action romance adventure, before descending into an attempt at World War Two... Full review

Australia is a big country with skies and deserts that go on forever. The film of the same name is a big pile of cinematic excrement that should not have even started, let alone been allowed to go on for as... Full review

If you are thinking this movie is just another so-called epic and the performances are more of the same from familiar faces, you cannot possibly be ready for what you will witness when you see this truly exceptional wonder. I was... Full review

Baz Luhrmann has done a great job with 'Australia'. While cliché's and political agenda runs rife, this is set nicely into an historic, epic story in three distinct acts. Great casting - Hugh Jackman was what the role needed, and he... Full review

YOUNG Aboriginal actors Marissa Gibson and Rowan McNamara won best actress and actor at the first round of the country's film awards in Sydney last night for their roles in Samson & Delilah . ... Full Article

SYDNEY (Australia) - SON of media magnate Rupert Murdoch, Lachlan Murdoch, has bought the French Government's former consulate in Sydney's exclusive eastern suburbs for AU$23 million (S$29 million) at auction, beating a slew of stars to the property. ... Full Article

WENN 2009-10-29 14:50:04 - Baz Luhrmann's epic Australia has been nominated for six Australian Film Institute awards - but stars Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman have been passed over for the country's most prestigious ceremony. ... Full Article

In the history of unlikely couples together onscreen, Billy Bob Thornton and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson might be the oddest and the most entertaining. Somehow the gods have smiled upon us and the two of them are set to star... ... Full Article

Australia has a proud history of horror movies, many based on its haunting landscape. But is our talent for films like Wolf Creek, Razorback and Undead chasing potential tourists away or creating "dark" drawcards? ... Full Article