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"Stroomop is ongelooflik mooi geskiet. Chanelle de Jager en Simone Nortmann beïndruk soos altyd. Chanelle gee ’n menslikheid aan Adri, maar kan jou met een kyk laat skaterlag. Van die temas wat aangeraak word, is belangrik vir vroue."

Réney Warrington reviews Father of the Year.

"Let’s hope there is a sequel."

"Barack Obama se toespraak was nie lewensveranderend nie, maar wel ’n beaming van sekere universele beginsels waarvan ons al vergeet het."

"A great cast rarely guarantees a great film (and a lot has been made of this film’s cast). Yet, I was hopeful that the ginormous ensemble of highly talented women in Ocean’s 8 would prove to be a slick, exhilarating and entertaining combination. It was all in vain."

"Thys & Trix kon baat by ’n hekwagter."

"It’s a beautifully shot, warm and fuzzy love letter to Joburg. Joburg is, as a matter of fact, the strongest and most interesting character in the movie. The rest pale in comparison, unfortunately."

"Instead of exploring new ideas, new fertile ground, the familiar Star wars concepts were simply reused."

"To me, they [the images] are a portal to a world I can never visit. They are also a recording of our history, a barometer of the time. In some ways, I hoped the show would take the viewers out of their current lives, away from the current political climate, and perhaps remind them of what we overcame as a people."

"The film does not ever go where you expect it to. It does not adhere to the tried and tested and tired Hollywood movie formula."

"Tully is an honest, often very funny look at parenthood, at the lies parents tell themselves to stay sane, and at the reasons why they should perhaps start telling the truth."

"You don’t need to get all, or any, of the references to enjoy the film. It is still a thrilling, albeit sweet, adventure that will leave you gasping for breath."

"The mutated world within the Shimmer is the stuff that dreams and nightmares are made of, gorgeous and creepy all at once. Annihilation will certainly leave (adventurous) moviegoers with much to talk about, and an ending to fight over for years."

"I, Tonya is billed as a film about skating, about the rivalry between Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan. In truth, it is so much more than that. It is a searing depiction of domestic violence, it takes on society’s expectation of how a woman should act, and it finally delivers an endearing portrait of a rather difficult woman who refused to be a victim."

"It’s a fierce film that does, refreshingly, not offer real redemption to any of the characters, but that does portray them as terribly flawed and utterly human."