It is not hard for me to understand why people do not think of me as an immigrant. This label is usually reserved for the political refugee and those coming to Australia for a better life. I grew up as an American and represent one of the lowest immigrant populations in Australia. Why? The simplest explanation is that Americans generally do not immigrate.
'What is the best and worst the church has to offer?'
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We share a few reviews on the City Bible Forum website, but if you are looking for more reviews, in-depth articles and the latest details of what is happening the realm of cinema and pop culture, check out the Reel Dialogue website.
'During the Cold War, we lived in coded times when it wasn't easy and there were shades of grey and ambiguity.'
- John le Carre
'I've waited my whole life for this. The world's going to start over. I'm gonna burn it all!' - Erik Killmonger
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How will this African icon go on his own without the Avengers?
'Whatever you do, do it carefully.'
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The last collaboration between Daniel Day-Lewis and director Paul Thomas Anderson was a cinematic triumph, can Phantom Thread rise to the heights of There Will Be Blood?
'Well, the first thing is that I love monsters, I identify with monsters.'
Guillermo del Toro
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A romance fantasy about a woman who falls in love with The Creature from the Black Lagoon... Only in Guillermo del Toro's world.
(Due to the mature content in this film it is for adult audiences only.)
'What words cannot be put on a billboard?'
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Big winner at the Golden Globes: Best Drama, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress and Supporting Actor
'It was great to make a film that all of the family could see' - Hugh Jackman
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The challenge for this film is not that it is a musical about P.T. Barnum as much as it will be to live down the legacy of this consummate showman and the circus that he created.
It has been a year of painful box office results and few standouts. The majority of the best films were for mature audiences, while the representation of family films honestly struggled this year.
Despite being a challenging year to pick the best, the teams at Reel Dialogue has looked back over the year and compiled the best and worst films to date in 2017.
Some interesting things to observe: Dunkirk makes the list twice, Superhero films are dominant, Jon Brenthal makes the list multiple times and violence plays a major factor in the year's best films.