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Review: Tomorrow When The War Began
Sean Rom reviews Stuart Beattie’s adaption of John Marsden’s best-selling series, Tomorrow When the War Began.
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Sean Rom is a Sydneysider who works for an animation studio and spends his spare time writing. He is a lover of film, music, books, arty stuff in general really, talking in the third person, your mum jokes and general inappropriateness
Film: The White Ribbon/Das weiße Band- Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte
Sean Rom reviews The White Ribbon by world renowned Austrian filmmaker, Michael Haneke.
Film Review: Welcome
Sean Rom reviews Philippe Lioret’s Welcome – a film about the struggles of illegal aliens in the North of France with the capacity to change minds and lives.
Film Review: The Rebound
“This sporadically amusing, entertaining and rather fresh-feeling film is considerably a bit more imaginative then what the genre usually offers up.” Sean Rom reviews the romantic comedy, The Rebound.
Film Review: Green Zone
“A movie not sufficiently cerebral and conversely, not dumb enough to be entertaining.” Sean Rom reviews the latest Matt Damon blockbuster, Green Zone.
Film Review: Crazy Heart
“Jeff Bridges gives a towering performance that is the finest of any actor this year, male or female.” Sean Rom reviews the Oscar-nominated film, Crazy Heart.
Film Review: Shutter Island
“If the sum of its parts do not quite equate to the word ‘masterpiece’, Scorsese can be forgiven for giving us a film this rich in ideas and imagery.” Sean Rom on Shutter Island.
Film Review: Daybreakers
Daybreakers tells the story of “a plague [that] has turned the majority of humans into vampires”. Yes, there’s social commentary and “beautiful art direction”, but as Sean Rom reports, it could have been a better film.
