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Karl Puschmann: Burton doing Dumbo? Hello elephant in room
If you have something that somebody else has already imagined, then without a doubt Tim Burton is the go-to-guy to get that shiz reimagined, Karl Puschmann. It won't be any good, of course.
Backstreet's back - with comeback tour and doco
The live return of the Backstreet Boys comes with a movie opening act. Leena Tailor reports.
Johnny Depp's mystery injury
Hollywood star Johnny Depp is renowned for not wasting his beer, but it was a spill of a very different kind that saw him flying back to America.
Chappie: Creating a hot 'bot
The robot-addicted minds at Weta Workshop helped design the star of Neill Blomkamp's new sci-fi romp. Chappie's makers tells Chris Schulz the five steps essential for building a great big-screen bot.
Trailer: Kurt Cobain: Montage to Heck
Check out the trailer for upcoming Kurt Cobain documentary Montage to Heck.
Our Rose knocking 'em dead
Kiwi Rose McIver relishes her new lead role as a zombie with a conscience - even the brains for breakfast, writes Leena Tailor.
Fifty Shades stars face massive pay rises
Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson are expected to negotiate seven-figure pay rises for the two Fifty Shades of Grey sequels.
Movie review: Still Life
Chameleon character actor Marsan has a long list of supporting-role credits in big films (Sherlock Holmes; Mission Impossible III) and small (X+Y), which releases here next week.
Movie review: A Little Chaos
Free of the Harry Potter juggernaut, British actor and director Alan Rickman has finally returned to the director's chair, almost two decades after his directing debut with The Winter Guest.
Movie review: Kidnapping Mr Heineken
A good kidnapping requires clever design, meticulous planning and a magician's sense of timing; so does a good kidnapping film. This isn't one.
Johnny Depp injured on location in Australia
Johnny Depp has been forced to return to America to have surgery after he was injured on location for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, according to
George Clooney in Tomorrowland
For George Clooney every "second that ticks by the future is running out". At least according to his character in Disney's Tomorrowland, where he plays a former boy-genius on a mission to save the world.
Strong women rule the screen
To celebrate International Women's Day, we look at the important waves that female characters, both fictional and based on real life women, have made in the 21st century so far.
Will 'curse' of Star Wars hit again?
Actress Carrie Fisher has blamed the "curse of Star Wars" for Harrison Ford's dramatic plane crash.
The last great movie star
Dominic Corry reflects on Harrison Ford's career and how he's become the last great movie star.
Cinderella star adopted liquid diet for role
British actress Lily James stuck to a liquid diet while shooting new Disney movie Cinderella because her corset was tied too tight for her to properly digest solid foods.
Smaug hunts Bilbo Baggins in virtual reality game
Epic Games and Weta Digital have unveiled a virtual reality game demo of a scene from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.
First Ryan Reynolds' Selfless trailer released
Most men would die to have Ryan Reynold's body, a fact which appears to be the central premise of the first trailer for sci-fi thriller Selfless.
First look: Delevingne in Knox film
It is billed as Cara Delevingne's major big-screen debut.
Dominic Corry: The 10 best con artist movies
Will Smith and Margot Robbie play con artists in their new movie Focus, out this week. Dominic Corry lists off ten of the best con artist films.
Actor to fans: Stop asking me to do the Slumdog Millionaire dance
Dev Patel wants to shoot people "in the face" when they ask him to do the dance from Slumdog Millionaire.
NZ on Screen: Five great art docos
NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner selects five great New Zealand arts documentaries, to mark the start of the 2015 Auckland Arts Festival.
Trailer: The Face Of An Angel
Thomas Lang is a film director who is offered the chance to adapt a book by American journalist Simone Ford, which recounts the controversial trial of American student Jessica Fuller for the murder of her flatmate Elizabeth Pryce. To help with his research, Simone takes Thomas to Siena, where he is disturbed by the media frenzy that has developed around the case. Starring Daniel Brühl, Kate Beckinsale and Cara Delevingne