Best Australian series of 2024 and where to stream them
Premiered 8 September 2024.. UK murder mystery series Death in Paradise puts the time-worn genre in sunny holiday locations.It’s been a huge success over the last decade and the six-part Australian version sees DI Mackenzie Clarke (Anna Samson) coming home to small-town Dolphin Cove in Australia – just as the body of a local real estate magnate is …
How much is streaming costing you? Australian price guide 2024
Apr 17, 2024 · Data is based on pricing as of 17/04/2024 (except for Paramount+) Read: What’s new to streaming this week on Netflix, Stan, SBS, BritBox, Prime, Binge, AMC+ and more. Streamers ranked: cheapest to most expensive. Coming in cheapest with only $5.99 to pay per month for their basic (with ads) plan is Paramount+, though you should note a couple of things: this cost is only valid until June ...
Best Australian comedy series 2024 – and where to stream them
Premiered 14 August 2024.. Laddish prankster antics by may not be for everyone, but ScreenHub critic Anthony Morris gave four stars to the second season of The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers.. Morris describes the setup like this: ‘Each scenario has a similar basic structure: three of the Jokers are in a back room watching via hidden camera, while the fourth is out in public and is ...
A Remarkable Place to Die review: stunning and safe
Nov 17, 2024 · For some people, some places are just bad news. For New Zealand cop turned Sydney detective Anaís Mallory (Chelsie Preston Crayford), in A Remarkable Place to Die, it’s her hometown.Queenstown might look scenic and peaceful, but her memories of the place she once called home are all bad, starting with the murder of her father.
Best free streaming sites for movies and shows: 10 services to try …
Apr 3, 2024 · Kanopy. Assuming you’re a uni student or a member of a participating Australian library, of which there are many, Kanopy offers thousands of ad-free films and series for free, including a dedicated Kanopy Kids section for free child-friendly content. Many of the titles on offer can’t be found anywhere else, making the service a must for the adventurous viewer.
A Remarkable Place To Die: new crime drama on 9
Oct 31, 2024 · Starting on 17 November, Channel 9 (and 9Now) will air a brand new New Zealand-Australian crime series called A Remarkable Place To Die.. A Remarkable Place To Die follows the headstrong, savvy homicide detective Anaís Mallory, played by Chelsie Preston Crayford, as she returns to her hometown of Queenstown, New Zealand, assuming the role of lead detective and hoping to unravel the truth ...
He Ain’t Heavy review: the must-see Australian film of 2024
Oct 16, 2024 · George has clearly inherited her mother’s acting chops. She brilliantly captures the complexity of Jade’s relationship with Max – the deep despair at his vile behaviour, the hatred of the person he’s become, the compassion for his suffering and the love born from a deep sibling bond and the memory of the beautiful young man that he once was.
Four Years Later, SBS review: compulsive viewing
Four Years Later: time shifts. Constantly shifting back and forth in time, and with plenty of information concealed from us, Four Years Later is intriguing from the moment Sridevi touches down in Sydney. What kind of connection does she have with bowls club pick-up artist Matt (Luke Arnold, hopefully not playing the same character he’s currently appearing as in …
Ten Australian streaming dramas to watch in 2024
Ladies in Black will premiere on ABC in 2024. Four Years (SBS). Created by Mithila Gupta (Five Bedrooms, Bump), this eight-part romantic drama uses dual perspectives to tell the story of two young Indian lovers, Sridevi and Yash, through two timelines and two worlds as they’re separated for four years and strive to find their way back to one another.If you liked Sally Rooney’s Normal ...
Heretic film review: Hugh Grant horror more than holds its own
Nov 25, 2024 · Have faith when I say Beck and Woods’ invigoratingly original film is one for true horror believers. Skin-crawlingly shot by Oldboy cinematographer Chung Chung-hoon and scored with sassy callbacks to the tunes up top by Chris Bacon (hopefully no lawsuit awaits), it prods at the unknowing dark, asking who we truly are and if we are alone.. It also offers up a remarkably insightful theological ...