Review - Santa Buddies

This Straight-to-DVD kids movie follows the Air Buddies (who now have 5 movies of their own, including Space Buddies and Snow Buddies), as they - surprise surprise - set out to save Christmas.

Exclusive Interview - The Goodies

Web Wombat's resident comedy nerd, Sean Lynch, caught up with his comedy heroes Tim-Brooke Taylor and Graeme Garden to talk comedy history, Willy Wonka and "Pulling Shapes" as they embark on Sydney's Worlds Funniest Island festival. 

Interview - Genny Tulloch - Morning Light

Morning Light star Genny Tulloch broke her arm during training, but it sure has hell didn't break her spirit, we found out more when the 24 year old sailor sat down to talk about the DVD release of this inspiring movie.

DVD Review - Brideshead Revisited

A film adaptation of a TV mini series made in 1981, and set in England just before the start of the Second World War, Brideshead Revisited centres around Oxford student and budding artist, Charles Ryder over a ten-year period.

DVD Review - Who Do You Think You Are? : Series 2

Series 2 includes research into the family trees of six well known Australian celebrities – (footy legend) Ron Barassi, actors Sigrid Thornton and Ben Mendelsohn, singers Christine Anu and John Butler & celebrity cook Maggie Beer.

DVD Review - A Complete History Of My Sexual Failures

Independent UK filmmaker Chris Waitt is in something of a quandary. Having recently been dumped by his umpteenth girlfriend, he sets out on a quest to find out exactly what it is that makes him so inherently undateable.

DVD Review - Cedar Boys

Cedar Boys is one of those movies where you can just tell things are going to go wrong... you're waiting for Tarek and his friends to get caught, and dreading how it will all end.

DVD Review - Soul Power

There are also some entertaining moments involving a characteristically outspoken Ali, and the footage of the behind the scenes organisation proves an interesting and effectual method of tying the narrative together.

DVD Review - Adam Adamant Lives!

Adam Adamant Lives! appears to be more famous for its "lost" episodes (or, alternatively, the scarcity of available episodes) than it is as a TV series of any great importance.

DVD Review - Bush Christmas

A skinny and rosy cheeked Kidman plays the eldest child of a family trying to keep their farm from going under. Their horse must win the New Years Cup to pay off their debt, but two shady characters steal it and go into the mountains to escape.

DVD Review - Here's Lucy : Season One

Not everyone loves Lucille Ball, but you cannot help but be impressed with her record of appearing regularly for twenty-three years in three successful television series.

DVD Review - X-Men Origins : Wolverine

The beauty of introducing an X-Men Origins series into the Cinematic stratosphere is simple : it's whole purpose is to offer character driven, over explained and detailed action films - as well as making way for cameos along the way.