Film Ink Magazine (Australia) Review 'The Rover' & Talk To David Michod + Tickets Still Available For 'Inside The Rover'

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Film Ink Magazine (Australia) Review 'The Rover' & Talk To David Michod + Tickets Still Available For 'Inside The Rover'


The Rover is featured in the June issue of Australia's 'Film Ink' Magazine and thanks to our reader HazelDene we have the scans!
They review the movie where they say The Rover is more than just a thriller and interview David Michod. Check out the review, interview & More below.



'Inside The Rover' a Q&A with David Michod, Robert Pattinson, Guy Pearce & Liz Watts still has tickets available. Click HERE for more details



And Hazeldene was lucky enough to pick up this theatre brochure for The Rover as well.

FIRST 'Maps To The Stars' REVIEW: Robert Pattinson Shows He's More Than A Pretty Face

The first review for Maps To The Stars appeared in Studio Cinelive Magazine and makes me even more excited to see this movie!
Check out the translation below the scan.



Translation

Forget the gloomy or easy-peasy Cosmopolis and A Dangerous Method, Cronenberg is back to his domain of preference: rough, trashy with crazy characters and a hypnotizing atmosphere. Maps To The Stars is like a reborn for his filmography. Is it because for the first time he endorses the pamphlet's codes in this dark and incandscent representation of Hollywood where the false pretences are set as a moral code.

A family of nutcases, a star's comeback, a young roquet, a pyromaniac schizo-poet or a young limousine drive with a predatory smile who fucks in the backseat: Cronenberg feasts on these crazy characters and this culture of appearances in a very passionate movie. Maps To The Stars is raw and hypnotic, between reality and fantasy, dreams and nightmares. Until an icy and violent ending pursued with surprising events.

Mia reveals her "poisonous flower" side, Robert Pattinson shows he's more than a pretty face and Julianne's through the roof with what will become THE performance of a career which is already brilliant. Just like Cronenberg who renews with this twisted , distinguished and intelligent cinema.

Thanks to MTTSFrance for the scan
 Thanks to Sunny for doing the translation

"Robert Pattinson's Ability To Keep The Audience Interested In His Fate Illustrates Real Talent" - "Bel Ami" Review

This review by Jennie Kermode for Eye for Film gives Robert Pattinson's "Bel Ami" 4 out of 5 stars.
It's a good one, have a read below ;-)



For many, of course, the main reason to see this will be star Robert Pattinson. He certainly doesn't disappoint, but largely because he knows how to play an unlikeable character well, and it's anyone's guess how fans will react to that. He's often shirtless, of course, because all young Georges - the bel ami of the title - has to sell when he arrives in Paris is his body. But Georges isn't looking to scrape a living on the streets. The other thing he possesses is ambition. By seducing rich women, he fancies he might find a means of manipulating rich men and climbing up the social ladder.

It's a popular conceit, and Georges is completely, hopelessly wrong - wide open to being taken advantage of by women far more sophisticated than he is - but it's how he comes to recognise this, and adapt, despite his limited intelligence and lack of any real talent, that makes up the meat of the film. Because Pattinson isn't afraid to play weakness, mediocrity or petty spite, he is perfect in the role, less romantic hero than would-be Bullingdon boy. His ability to keep the audience interested in his fate despite this illustrates real talent.

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Ruby Jerins Steals Robert Pattinson's Acting Thunder In "Remember Me"

As usual there are some spoilers in this! Read with caution!

Confession Time – I was never a fan of Robert Pattinson. I am basing that assessment on the actor’s most famous role to date, the lovelorn vampire Edward in the “Twilight” films. I thought he delivered wooden performances in both movies. (Kate: Hmm obviously never checked out his other movies but i'm gonna hold my tongue because I have a feeling you've changed your mind after seeing "Remember Me". Am I right?)

But after watching Pattinson in the new film “Remember Me,” I can now honestly say, I’m intrigued by this actor. He carried the movie from its shaky start to its heart wrenching conclusion. (Kate: Ah ha thought so!!)

Unlike his “Twilight” co-star, Taylor Lautner, Pattinson is making brave career choices. While Lautner will soon be busy working on standard thrillers like “Abduction” or sure-fire blockbusters like “Stretch Armstrong,” Pattinson will bury himself in art-house films like “Bel Ami” and “”Water for Elephants.”

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