‘Project Hail Mary’ – One Man, One Mission, Infinite Stakes – Review

There’s a particular kind of cinematic thrill that comes from watching one man stand alone against the impossible, and Project Hail Mary taps directly into that primal nerve. Adapted from the best-selling novel by Andy Weir, this space-bound survival epic and quintessential buddy-comedy trades Weir’s interest in Martian soil for interstellar darkness, and the result […]

Power Suit Moves – Auckland Theatre Company’s ‘Helen Clark in Six Outfits’ set to entertain this Autumn

Auckland Theatre Company isn’t easing into 2026 — it’s striding in with purpose. After the emotional gravity of Waiora Te Ūkaipō – The Homeland, the company pivots hard into something sharper, smarter, and laced with mischief: Helen Clark in Six Outfits. Under the guidance of playwright Fiona Samuels and director Sophia Roberts, the production traces […]

‘The Drama’ – Wedding Vows Turn Venomous in A24’s Boldest Mind Game Yet – Review

There’s a certain electricity that comes with the A24 banner. It’s a promise of something bold, unpredictable, and just a little dangerous, and The Drama absolutely delivers on that expectation. Loud, brazen, and deliciously unhinged, this black comedy-drama flips the idea of pre-wedding nerves on its head, transforming them into a full-blown psychological battleground. Led […]

HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ is back, and its about to get wild, raunchy and soulful in its third season

We’re so back with the return of HBO’s Euphoria, the groundbreaking and controversial series that examined teenage life in the 2020s. The show pushed the boundaries by exploring identity, sex, drug use, and emotional complexity. It also cemented its cast as some of the biggest rising stars. Now Season Three is set to arrive this […]