WORLD OF KIPPLE

So, I saw Oz, the Great and Powerful . In 3D. I started off really enjoying myself during the opening black and white academy ratio scenes, ...

I watched Napoleon Dynamite (Jared Jess, 2004) last night and enjoyed it immensely. My heart leapt when Napoleon briefly opened the door to...

This article on the website for The Age newspaper includes the following list: Top 10 Aussie horror movies rated by researcher Dr Mark Rya...

Neill Blomkamp's feature film District 9 , an expansion of his 2005 short Alive in Joburg , has been much anticipated for some time by s...

I rented Iron Man (2008, Jon Favreau) on Blu-ray this week. Now, there is no way that I'm in the target audience for a film like this. I...

I know what you're thinking. You read the headline and thought " this  is what Vader's kept me waiting six weeks for? His thoug...

This one's for Vance ... Popping Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan  (1982, Nicholas Meyer) into the PS3 the other  day was an enjoyable re...

I know some people who insist that Stephen King is a poor writer. I've often heard his work talked about as being the literary equivalen...

It's common knowledge that the even numbered Star Trek  films are - for the most part - superior to their odd numbered counterparts. Of ...

That expensive looking commercial for Cherry Ripe? The one where a sexy woman dazzles a sexy shaving man by shining reflections from the ins...

JB Hi-Fi (where I usually go shopping for DVDs and BDs) has an ongoing "buy 2 get 1 free" promotion for Blu-ray discs. Which is gr...

I'm sick and tired of seeing commercials blatantly stealing ideas from movies and music videos, and have decided to start running a colu...

No Country For Old Men (2007, Joel and Ethan Coen) is a brilliant film with one of those maddening non-endings that can go either way with m...

The Exorcist  (1973, William Friedkin) was a huge sensation when released - it was banned in places, discussed in talk shows and the media, ...