Believe it or not there’s a Marvel superhero film in our cinemas and this week on ‘Built For Speed’ we let you know whether ‘Thor: Ragarok’ is worth your hard-earned. We also take a look at the latest film for the Cohen brothers, this time as script writers with George Clooney directing in ‘Suburbicon’. It’ll be a huge show music-wise
Read moreThis week ‘Built For Speed’ heads into the world of Scandi-noir as we review the cinematic adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s thriller ‘The Snowman’. Slightly less intense is feel-good rom-com ‘Home Again’ starring Reese Witherspoon and ‘Built For Speed’ will let you know if that one’s worth checking out. There’s a feast of fine music with new tracks from Waxahatchee, Lee Baines
Read moreThis Friday the 13th ‘Built For Speed’ reviews new slasher movie ‘Happy Death Day’. We’ll also talk about some of our all-time favourite horror films. There’ll be a feast of fine music as we play some appropriately spooky tunes as well new releases, favourites from Australia and overseas and a selection of tracks from that amazing period of British New Wave
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we give you the official word on whether the hotly anticipated Blade Runner sequel, ‘Blade Runner:2049’ is any good. We also head back in time to La Belle Époque and take a look at French biopic ‘The Dancer’. On the music front we pay tribute to one of rock’s greatest artists Tom Petty who
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at ‘Battle of the Sexes’ a dramatization of the famous 1973 tennis match between women’s champ Billy Jean King and self-proclaimed ‘tennis hustler’ Bobby Riggs. We’ll also review royal drama ‘Victoria and Abdul’ and on a slightly different note we’ll tell you about Terrence Malick’s latest film, cosmological documentary ‘Voyage of Time’.
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at topical drama ‘Australia Day’ starring Bryan Brown and Shari Shebbens. We also review environmental documentary ‘Blue’. There’ll also be many fine tunes with new releases, some brutal Aussie tracks and classics from across the decades. We’ll also have our selection of Wilco favourites delayed from last week. Don’t forget
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