Aziz Ansari's feature film directing debut (or is it?) GOOD FORTUNE is "… a welcoming and cozy platter of celestial comedy, anchored by Keanu Reeves at his most adorable" Good Fortune is in cinemas now

Happyend "… works both as giggle-worthy entertainment and potential tool of awakening" according to Cain Noble-Davies' review. Happyend is in cinemas next Thursday

"Come for the carnage and bloodspray, stay for the many forms that human kindness can take" Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc reviewed. In cinemas now!

Ahnold and Danny De Vito are not in Twinless, but writer/director James Sweeney and Dylan O'Brien certainly are. Cain Noble-Davies reviews TWINLESS, in cinemas tomorrow

Recently winning Best Actress (Mani Shanks) and Best Editing at @screamfest.bsky.social, Western Australia's own Steven J. Mihaljevich's SHED reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies

1 Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere review is never enough. Here's Cain Noble-Davies' take on the film, in cinemas next Thursday 23 October.

"It’s a film that aims to humanise the kind of weirdo-of-the-moment tabloid events like the real-life Roofman, giving those that are often laughed at a chance to be laughed with." Derek Cianfrance's change of pace, ROOFMAN starring Channing Tatum, reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies In cinemas Thursday

Tron: Ares is "… an audiovisual marvel propping up an embarrassingly weak script" according to Cain Noble-Davies' review. Tron: Area is in cinemas now

Bruce Beresford's THE TRAVELLERS, reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies, in cinemas tomorrow

*sees Netflix drama trending on Twitter* Oh dear, what are they raging about now? "Transformers say they/them! WOKE PROPAGANDA!" ... I'd say touch grass, but I'm pretty sure even the ground doesn't want to be near these people anymore.

Bruce Beresford's THE TRAVELLERS, starring Bryan Brown and Luke Bracey is a journey worth taking according to Cain Noble-Davies' review. The Travellers is in cinemas 9 October

One Battle After Another is "... a highly entertaining film with some of the biggest thrills and laughs of the year," according to Cain Noble-Davies' review 👇 One Battle After Another is in cinemas this Thursday

Smashing! Cain Noble-Davies reviews The Smashing Machine, in cinemas 2 October

Not enough of you have "I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy" in your everyday vocabulary and it shows.

Kate Woods returns to the director's chair in Australia for family film KANGAROO, starring Ryan Corr, Deborah Mailman, some very cute joeys and even a cameo from Paddington. Cain Noble-Davies reviews. Kangaroo is in cinemas this Thursday. Hop to it.

I believe in non-violence. I sympathise with the trauma the Kirk family are going through right now. I understand that Charlie succumbed to the same culture of violence that he himself helped engender. I still think openly mourning him as some great loss is pushing it.

After four televised seasons of talking crows, magic breathing, and Taishō-era secrets, the war between the Demon Slayer Corps and the demon progenitor Muzan Kibutsuji has finally reached its final arc. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies, in cinemas Thurs

And in Season 4 of The White Lotus... Cain Noble-Davies review THE BAD GUYS 2, in cinemas 18 September

Hands down, toughest time I've had reviewing something since I started working with FilmInk. One of the biggest letdowns I've ever experienced with a film, dead set.

"Honey, at least give it a try!" according to Cain Noble-Davies' review of Honey Don't, Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's second instalment of their planned ‘lesbian B-movie trilogy’, starring IT Girl Margaret Qualley Honey Don't! is in cinemas this Thursday

Josh Hartnett turns Nic Cage style unhinged action hero in FIGHT OR FLIGHT, in cinemas 4 September. Reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies

A24's English version of Chinese blockbuster animation Ne Zha 2, reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies Ne Zha 2 is in cinemas next Thursday 28 August

Cain Noble-Davies reviews Chinese blockbuster DONGJI RESCUE, in cinemas now

So, how did dinosaurs end up in the Vietnam War? Primitive War reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies In cinemas tomorrow

Adrian Ortega's WESTGATE premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival last week. Cain Noble-Davies reviews the new Australian film

Riz Ahmed, Lily James and Sam Worthington star in throwback thriller RELAY from director Davd Mackenzie (Hell or High Water), reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies. RELAY is in cinemas next Thursday 21 August

Three core memories. Watching David Stratton: A Cinematic Life for the first time. Meeting him in person and chatting about The Killing Of A Sacred Deer. Seeing Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri at the Orpheum after David personally comped us tickets. RIP to a real one.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory/Premature Death – The Movie reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory/Premature Death – The Movie is in cinemas now!

SXSW hit Outerlands reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies Outerlands is screening at the Queer Screen Film Fest on 30 August

What's worse than Freaky Friday? Cain Noble-Davies reviews Freakier Friday, in cinemas tomorrow

Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback is "… a solid murder mystery yarn with a lot of heart, some beautiful (albeit inconsistent) visuals, and an approach to characterisation that does the legacy of its genre proud" according to Cain Noble-Davies' review

Rebel Wilson stars in Bride Hard, reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies In cinemas this Thursday 31 July

Faith doco The First Hymn reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies In cinemas for only 1 week from this Thursday 31 July

Bing the Great Dane is THE FRIEND's best performer according to Cain Noble-Davies' review. The Friend is in cinemas next Thursday

I talk too much but I mean every fucking word of it.

Rewatching Ti West and Mia Goth's X as aim to cover it on the pod soon and this line will always jump out for me: "Letting outdated traditions control you will get you nowhere in life"

Everybody can now watch #ANiceIndianBoy – my new favorite comfort film. 🥹 This movie gives me so much joy!

HELLO COMRADES Could anyone affected by Itch removing items please send any evidence they may have to myself? I am filing a report with the Australian Consumer Commission, as I have reason to believe that Itch removing access may be a violation of Australian Consumers rights! Drop em below or DM!!

you cannot convince me that matt walsh is secure enough to wash his own asshole

For context, Collective Shout campaigned to revoke Tyler The Creator's visa and got his Australian tour cancelled in 2013. To quote one of their op-eds from SMH in 2015: "Tyler the Creator was not the first artist we targeted and he will not be the last." We don't like Mary Whitehouses round here.

Jesus fucking chriiiiiist!!

Absolutely brilliant.

Remember The Voice? Documentary VOICE, reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies Voice is available now to stream on DocPlay

...seeking my joy...

"There is so much more to consider than you think going into it" chaser.com.au/general-news...

A very happy 30th birthday to bisexuality, born this day in 1995 🎂

“Having a body has caused me nothing but pain and inconvenience. Imagine what I could get done if I was an all-knowing organ made up of nervous tissue, instead of an entire human being made up of what feels like nervous tissue.” Full article on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/133101...