Why 1999 is the best year ever in movies
No other year has managed to match 1999 when it comes to imaginative and original movies.
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At the movies, it's the best of times and the worst of times (again)
New York Times: A look at Hollywood's half-empty, half-full glass.
Female anti-Isis fighters story hits big screen
Girls of the Sun has gritty war scenes, big set pieces and drama. And it's all true.
Twilight star confounds in indie film of 'despair and violence'
There's nothing sparkling in this grimly confounding sci-fi flick...
Kevin Hart to receive 'round-the-clock' treatment after release from hospital
Kevin Hart has been released from hospital after suffering injuries in a car crash.
Hollywood star says 'Tourism Minister' banned her from NZ
Former PM John Key has disputed claims he once banned Hollywood star Anna Faris.
Joaquin Phoenix, the wild card of Joker
New York Times: How did an unpredictable star wind up in a studio blockbuster?
Taika's Hitler movie divides critics, only hits 45% approval
Jojo Rabbit has provoked extreme reaction, being praised and savaged in equal measure.
The Twin Towers in film and TV: A tribute or a painful reminder?
New York Times: Since the 9/11 attacks producers have pondered how to show the towers.
Gwyneth Paltrow had 'secret role' in Harvey Weinstein scandal
Gwyneth Paltrow was a secret early source for journalists investigating Harvey Weinstein.
A woman could play James Bond, say two James Bonds
Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig say it's time for a gender shake-up.
Taika Waititi celebrates winning TIFF Ebert Director Award
Taika Waititi was a talented "seaweed diver" before becoming an acclaimed filmmaker.
Taika Waititi speaks on the red carpet at TIFF
Taika Waititi speaks to the media on the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival. Video / David Skipwith
Weta Digital asked staff to support Peter Jackson's mayoral candidate
Staff expressed concern about supporting a mayoral candidate backed by Sir Peter Jackson.
First look: Adolf Hitler gets the Taika Waititi treatment
Only Waititi could pull off playing an absurd and oddly lovable version of Adolf Hitler.
Ruby Rose is ready to fight crime and fan scrutiny as Batwoman
New York Times: Actor endured plenty of criticism when she was picked to star in Batwoman.
Hollywood stars turn out for Taika Waititi's film premiere
Taika Waititi and a host of Hollywood stars have turned out to the premiere of Jojo Rabbit
The Shawshank Redemption scene star refused to film
Final scene could have played out differently without Morgan Freeman's objection.
Taika's two-day Toronto triumph begins today
It's a big two days for the filmmaker as he premieres Jojo Rabbit and receives an award.
Movie tells story of whistleblower who tried to prevent war
Loyalty to the actual events also meant embracing an unconventional plot.
Top women filmmakers miss festival director cut
A step back for an industry that has made steps towards greater gender equality.
Moment everyone turned on Hollywood star Katherine Heigl
Heigl was one of Hollywood's biggest stars, but with a few words she threw it all away.
LOTR scene that left star 'angry, frustrated'
New Ian McKellen book lifts lid on dramas behind the blockbuster trilogy.
Hollywood demise: Allegation that derailed Brendan Fraser's career
On the 20th anniversary of The Mummy, we delve deep into what happened to the'90s actor.
Brad Pitt on fame: 'I became a hermit and bonged myself into oblivion'
New York Times: Brad Pitt talks frankly about his future, masculinity and getting sober.
Scar-Jo under fire from Woody Allen's daughter over comments
Taking to Twitter Allen's adopted daughter had some things to say to the actress.
Crazy Rich Asians star on why being weird is a good thing
Crazy Rich Asians star on being protected by a stage name and why she's not afraid to die.
Stephen King's horror epic It outclassed by sensitive family drama
IT: Chapter Two is here but it's not the film Tom Augustine recommends for the weekend.
Taron Egerton feared Rocketman would be a 'car crash'
The star has revealed secrets from behind the scenes of the hit biopic.
What we know about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
New York Times: A roundup of details about the new Star Wars movie.
Orlando Bloom reveals his meagre LOTR pay packet
Bloom reveals his poor pay cheque for films shot in NZ.
Spring screening: The must-see movies and TV coming up
Brush off those winter blues and get excited about the great films and shows coming up.
New movie follows New Zealand's troops in the Vietnam War
Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan is realistic and brutal but is it worth seeing?