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The five best films for your Matariki weekend watchlist
Community and coming together are among the themes in these Kiwi classics.
New Lord of the Rings film will be shot in NZ, release date confirmed
Andy Serkis is the man behind Gollum and will step into the role of director for the film.
From horror to heart: Mike Flanagan's journey with Stephen King
Flanagan's new film, The Life of Chuck, opens in NZ cinemas on July 31.
Sydney Sweeney: I believe in the 10-year plan
The young American actress has opened up about her approach to her acting career.
Could these iconic NZ TV shows make a return?
Here are the shows we miss more than Tangy Fruits and our Beanie Baby collection.
Brad Pitt says F1 film 'a high' as fans show support
The actor says the 'F1' project has reinvigorated him, giving him a fresh passion.
Billy Bob Thornton: 'I’m not really a part of Hollywood'
The star admits he feels nervous watching himself on-screen.
Tom Felton faces backlash for supporting J.K. Rowling at Tony Awards
The actor supported J.K. Rowling at the Tony Awards, sparking an online backlash.
Baldoni’s $661m lawsuit against Lively, Reynolds tossed out
Blake Lively's lawyers said it was a 'total victory and a complete vindication'.
'The Day of The Jackal' author Frederick Forsyth dies
His most famous book was written in just 35 days after falling on hard times.
Dangerous Animals is a fresh take on sharksploitation
This Australian film pits a surfer against a serial killer on open seas.
'Thrilled to be here': How Jeff Goldblum remains a cultural icon at 72
New York Times: The actor insists his persona is “not a performance” - it’s his lifeblood.
Tom Cruise really, really loves the movies
NY Times: As one of cinema's biggest advocates, Cruise is hoping his latest film pays off.
Millions in taxpayer cash on the line as Govt pushes for Wellington Avatar premiere
Disney stands to gain tens of millions of dollars if one of the films premieres in NZ.
From 'Succession' to satire: HBO's latest film tackles tech elites
The film satirises tech moguls trapped in a mansion as chaos erupts outside.
A Mission: Impossible fan favourite returns three decades later. Even he’s surprised
New York Times: Rolf Saxon thought he was being pranked when the director contacted him.
Desperate Housewives star dies, aged 71
'America has lost one of its most endearing actresses'.
French producer woos Hollywood with epic that inspired Game of Thrones
He comes from French cinema royalty, but Dimitri Rassam is carving his own path.
As George Lucas’ $1b ‘Starship’ museum nears landing, he takes the controls
New York Times: What is a museum of narrative art? And why is Lucas building one?
Watch: Melanie Lynskey and Robyn Malcolm in trailer for Pike River feature film
Pike River premieres at the Sydney Film Festival on June 7, in NZ cinemas on October 30.
'Leave us on read': Civil Defence warns Brad Pitt of incoming test alert
Brad Pitt will receive an emergency alert today, along with 5.5 million others.
Rising costs, shifting habits: Why is going to the movies so expensive?
'You need to give people a reason to get off their couch.'
Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning | trailer
Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning is in cinemas now
Karl Puschmann - Tom Cruise, Mission: Impossible and the age of the Bladderbuster
OPINION: The real impossible mission is not nipping to the loo during the film.
Society Insider: Did Pitt stay at the Mowbray's? Huljich's new life; why rich hairstylist's moving on
Plus, chef Polly Markus announces her next life-changing project.
'Stop it': Denzel Washington's tense exchange with snapper at film premiere
The actor's new film, Highest 2 Lowest, received a standing ovation at Cannes.