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Ben O'Shea

Ben O'Shea

The West Live Host / Senior Reporter and Film Critic at The West Australian

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    Recent Articles

    thewest.com.au

    Biggest Oscars Snubs & Surprises: Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig overlooked as film Trump hates gets...

    The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the nominees for the 97th Academy Awards, and, as always, the list of contenders is notable for its surprise inclusions and high-profile snubs.
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    Hit BBC comedy Ghosts to be shot in WA

    The State’s screen production boom is set to continue this year, with The West Australian able to reveal an Aussie version of the hit BBC comedy Ghosts will be shot in WA.
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    Famously weird filmmaker David Lynch has died

    Singular. No better word describes the genius of famously weird US filmmaker David Lynch, whose influence over Hollywood is being keenly felt as the entertainment industry mourns his death at age 78.
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    Adrien Brody steals the show in The Brutalist

    Adrien Brody shines as a tortured artist in this ambitious film about an architect.
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    Film review: We Live In Time

    Stars Andrew Garfield and Julia Garner elevate this tear-jerker into something special with stellar performances.
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    Top five must-watch movies for 2025

    Film critic Ben O’Shea has assessed the big movies slated for release next year to come up with his tips for what to see, including Mickey 17, Superman, F1, Michael and Avatar: Fire And Ash.
    thewest.com.au

    Can Hugh Grant play creepy?

    Hugh Grant will send chills down your spine as a creepy retired academic in Heretic.
    thewest.com.au

    Gladiator II is a spectacle, but does it match the original?

    Are you not entertained? Well might one ask after watching Ridley Scott’s $470 million Gladiator II, but this sword-and-sandal epic ultimately falls short of the original.
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    Gladiator II premiere: Mescal inspired by Crowe’s Maximus

    Almost 25 years after Russell Crowe’s Maximus died in the Colosseum, a new warrior played by Paul Mescal walked the sand-coloured carpet at the Australian premiere of Gladiator II in Sydney.
    thewest.com.au

    Lee Miller’s incredible life finally brought to the screen

    Kate Winslet shines in this incredible true story of one of WWII’s greatest photographers.
    thewest.com.au

    The harrowing true story of addiction & pain behind WA film

    The scourge of meth in this State is seen in our suburbs and in WA courthouses. But a very personal story of methamphetamine addiction is the subject of a new feature film, He Ain’t Heavy.