‘The Night Manager’ – Season One – Review
With the announcement that Tom Hiddleston is set to return to the world of high stakes espionage withe second season of The Night Manager, I thought it prudent to return to Season One of this high-stakes, deftly plotted and intrigued spy thriller, and as re-watch it doesn’t disappoint with its delivery of high-stakes espionage, suave […]
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ – Review
Bruce Springsteen has always stood as a towering figure of American music: a blue-collar poet whose stories of hope, heartbreak, and the road have shaped generations. His artistry has long been defined by a raw honesty, and in Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, filmmaker Scott Cooper brings audiences inside one of the most pivotal creative […]
‘Wicked: For Good’ – Review
Darlings, the moment has finally arrived. Grab your glitter gloss and your cutest pastel fit, because we are following that yellow brick road all over again, and trust me, Wicked: For Good is absolutely, positively, deliciously worth the trip. 2025’s must-watch fantasy musical sequel has landed in cinemas like a technicolour tornado, bursting with colour, […]
Will Arnett delivers humour and heart in brand new look at Bradley Cooper’s ‘Is This Thing On?’
When we hear that Bradley Cooper is back in the director’s chair it’s a reason to celebrate, and seeing him team up with comic star for what can only be felt as an unexpected project from the two of them with the warm and moving comedy-drama Is This Thing On? makes for a film that […]
Ryan Gosling undertakes a wild space odyssey in ‘Project Hail Mary’
An unlikely friendship and an impossible mission dawns in the all-new trailer for epic science fiction space adventure Project Hail Mary, in what is shaping up to be one of the most exciting releases of 2025. Watch the all-new trailer for Project Hail Mary below: Here’s the official synopsis: Astronaut Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) […]
Come undone with Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights”
2026 is shaping up to be a dynamite year for film fans, and we’re salivating with anticipation ahead of burgeoning auteur Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights”, which based on its first look teaser trailer is ready to completely flip Emily Brontë’s classic Gothic romance tale with a bold and eroticised new take, and now audiences can […]
‘The Running Man’ – Review
Let it be said, once again and without hesitation, that Edgar Wright remains one of modern cinema’s purest pop-culture auteurs. He’s a filmmaker who thrives on velocity, vibe, and verve, someone who can fuse genres together into electrifying cinematic cocktails that feel wholly fresh while paying homage to the best of what came before. From […]
Tom Ford moves forward with casting announcements for ‘Cry to Heaven’
Hot on the heels of Tom Ford announcing his new cinematic creative endeavour with an adaptation of Anne Rice’s historical romantic opera epic, Cry to Heaven, news has now broken of the ambitious cast that Ford has recruited for the new feature, and in a special announcement acclaimed performer Adele will be making her cinema […]
‘Tenor: My Name is Pati’ promises a celebration of music, family and the power of dreaming big
A soaring new documentary is set to arrive in cinemas in 2026, capturing the extraordinary against-all-odds journey of two of Aotearoa’s most beloved operatic voices, brothers Pene and Amitai Pati. Tenor: My Name is Pati promises to be a cinematic experience rich with heart, humour, and the transformative power of song — and this first […]
‘John Candy: I Like Me’ – Review
There are some performers whose warmth radiates so deeply that even decades after their passing, their presence is still felt; and their absence still hurts. John Candy was one of those rare souls. And in the deeply heartfelt and beautifully reflective documentary John Candy: I Like Me, now streaming on Prime Video, audiences are treated […]