Returning to the cinemas has been a rare and welcomed experience for us this year, and any time we get the chance to experience a piece of cinema up on the big screen we’ve been very grateful for it. And watching Babyteeth is one of those experience. What might have been a disaster for the […]
‘Baby Done’ – Review
If there’s one thing that 2020 has proved it’s that we need comedy more than ever before. And offering audiences plenty of delight is Curtis Vowell and Sophie Henderson’s Baby Done, which examines the rushed onset of parenthood and how sometimes the biggest changes in our lives can ultimately be the most rewarding. Wannabe-adventurer Zoe […]
Daniel Craig gives us a new look at ‘No Time To Die’
With No Time To Die being pushed to April 2021, we’ve got a bit longer to go before we can finally see the return of Daniel Craig as James Bond in what will be his final turn as the legendary character. But never one to let his fans down, Craig, on an appearance on the […]
‘The More You Ignore Me’ – Review
Mental illness, Morrissey and Guinea Pigs are the core subject matter of this intriguing and extremely heartfelt story of The More You Ignore Me, which follows a young girl’s coming of age as she has to grapple with the depths of families troubles and tries to find a path for herself amongst all of it. […]
‘The Secret Garden’ – Review
The chimes of spring are in the air again and we couldn’t think of a better film to welcome in springtime with the beautiful new adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic story The Secret Garden. The Secret Garden tells the story of Mary Lennox (Dixie Egerickx), a prickly and unloved 10-year-old girl, born in India to […]
Prepare for the weird with ‘WandaVision’
Things have been quiet for a bit in relation to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, courtesy to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to restrictions on filming and cinema attendance and we’re currently in wait for any new news of what comes next. But suddenly we’ve now been treated to the arrival of a brand […]
‘Bill & Ted: Face The Music’ – Review
‘Savage’ – Review
When it comes to New Zealand’s cinematic landscape director Sam Kelly (Lambs) is a storyteller who leads out at the front with a unique voice all his own. He’s a director who isn’t afraid to take audiences into the darker corners of Aotearoa that some might fear to tread and this shows in all his […]
‘The New Mutants’ – Review
It’s taken a long time, but finally, director Josh Boone’s The New Mutants has arrived onto the big screen, and it’s a film with plenty of surprises for its audience. Five young mutants, who are held against their will in a secret laboratory discover they are being experimented upon and stage an escape. And in […]