‘I Care A Lot’ – Review

Sometimes a film comes along and it absolutely blows your mind. From its original concept to the structure of its screenplay, the perfection on behalf of its casting, and the care, focus and attention to detail that is given to its design, cinematography, mise-en-scene and score. I Care A Lot is one of these films. […]

‘The End of Oak Street’ – Dinosaurs, Domestic Dysfunction and One Hell of a Time Warp – Review

Relive the magic and wonder of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial live in concert

When it comes to movies that capture the true magic of the cinema Steven Speilberg’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is a classic that generations have loved and adored and now audiences will have the unique opportunity to experience it like never before. As part of the 2021 Auckland Arts Festival, a world-class, all-Aotearoa curated collection with […]

Book Hero Turns the Page as Toy Hero Enters the Ring

‘High Ground’ – Review

In director Stephen Maxwell Johnson’s High Ground, audiences are taken to the harsh plains of the Australian Outback in a film of high intensity and burning passions that seeks to tell the story of two cultures clashing. And this one is powerful to behold. After fighting in World War I as a sniper, Travis (Simon […]

‘The End of Oak Street’ – Dinosaurs, Domestic Dysfunction and One Hell of a Time Warp – Review

‘WandaVision’ – ‘On A Very Special Episode…’ – Review

After spending some time with the S.W.O.R.D task force investigating the Westview Anamoly in last week’s episode of WandaVision we now return to Westview for ‘Episode 5’, ‘On A Very Special Episode…’, where Wanda and Vision have now moved into the 1980s. But the cracks are visible, and things are starting to spin out of […]

‘House of the Dragon’ – ‘Tumbleton’ – Review

‘Shadow in the Cloud’ – Review

Take your seat and buckle in because Chloë Grace Moretz is ready to take you for a ride in Shadow in the Cloud, and this one is ABSOLUTELY INSANE with its PURE PULP FUN. On a stormy night during World War II, a female pilot, Flight Officer Garrett (Chloë Grace Moretz) with top-secret cargo talks […]

‘The End of Oak Street’ – Dinosaurs, Domestic Dysfunction and One Hell of a Time Warp – Review

‘Music’ – Review

Multi-award winning singer-songwriter and artist Sia makes her directorial debut with Music, an intimate, imaginative cinematic event that looks at the notions of family and love through a very unique filter, leading to a incredibly creative experience for viewers. Zu (Kate Hudson) is a free spirit estranged from her family who suddenly finds herself the […]

‘The End of Oak Street’ – Dinosaurs, Domestic Dysfunction and One Hell of a Time Warp – Review

‘WandaVision’ – ‘We Interrupt This Program’ – Review

For the last three episodes of WandaVision we’ve been living in a serialised American TV sitcom, and now in ‘Episode 4’, ‘We Interrupt This Program’, reality comes knocking and nothing is what it seems… While Wanda Maximoff (Elizbeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) might be living the perfect American sitcom life inside the town of […]

‘House of the Dragon’ – ‘Tumbleton’ – Review

Michelle Pfeiffer casts a hilarious spell in ‘French Exit’

When they come to bonafide modern cinema legends they don’t get bigger than Michelle Pfeiffer, and now this veteran performer is ready to take audiences on a hilarious ride with sharp comedy-drama French Exit. Check out the full trailer below: Here’s the official synopsis: “My plan was to die before the money ran out,” says […]

Doctor Doom arrives for D23 with Special Look at Marvel Studios’ ‘Avengers: Doomsday’

‘Dawn Raid’ – Review

New Zealander’s have a desire for the do-it-yourself attitude and taking on the world, and that’s exactly what best friends Danny “Brotha D” Leaosavai’i and Andy Murnane set out do back in 1999 when they decided to up-end the New Zealand music industry with NZ’s first-ever independent hip-hop label Dawn Raid Entertainment. Dawn Raid is […]

‘The End of Oak Street’ – Dinosaurs, Domestic Dysfunction and One Hell of a Time Warp – Review