This Friday ‘Built For Speed’ reviews the hotly-anticipated sequel to 2015’s ‘Sicario’ with ‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’. We also take a look at gothic romance and literary icons with ‘Mary Shelley’. There’s many fines tunes with new Aussie tracks, classics featuring legendary guitarists and drummers and an assortment of indie rock from across the decades. Don’t forget our regular preview
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we speak to Greg King from 3WBC’s ‘Movies at Dusk’ and ‘Breakfast with the Motley Crew’ about his recent adventures in New York where he saw Bruce Springsteen’s acclaimed acoustic show at The Walter Kerr Theatre, ‘Springsteen on Broadway’. We’ll also take a look at two new-release Aussie movies, Cohen-esque thriller ‘Brother’s Nest’ and
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we tell you all about the latest reincarnation of Jurassic Park with Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. For those wanting fewer scenes of T-Rex eating people we’ll let you know about Leisure Seeker a drama about ageing in contemporary America starring Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland. There’s many fine tunes to be had on ‘Built For Speed’ with new
Read moreThis Friday ‘Built For Speed’ will have you hiding under the bed as we review much lauded horror flick ‘Hereditary’ which stars Toni Collette. We’ll also tell you about the more low key family drama ‘Kodachrome’ which stars Jason Sudeikis and Ed Harris. There’ll be plenty of fine tunes with new releases from Australia and overseas, more favourite album tracks,
Read moreIt’ll be a feast of magnificent tunes this week on ‘Built For Speed’ as we focus on some lost classics of the 90’s, play new releases from Australia and overseas and feature more selections from the greatest albums of all-time. We’ll also take a look at the biopic of famed French artist Paul Gaugin simply titled ‘Gaugin’ which stars Vincent Cassel.
Read moreThis week ‘Built For Speed’ takes a look at two very different films, the quaint British drama ‘The Bookshop’ and the latest Star Wars prequel ‘Solo’. There’s a feast of fine tunes with new releases from Australia and overseas and more selections from the greatest albums of all-time. Don’t forget our regular preview of gigs and TV for the week.
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