Jennifer Lawrence was "dead inside" on the last day of filming The Hunger Games franchise.

Hollywood biopics might be great movies but they're still full of lies, writes Karl Puschmann.

Hugh Jackman deserves his reputation as one of the nicest people in Hollywood, learns Leena Tailor, who speaks to him about his new movie, Pan.

The final official trailer for the new James Bond adventure, Spectre, has been released.

A cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organisation. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. In NZ cinemas on November 12.

Bridget Jones is back - and this time she is digital.

George R. R. Martin has urged fans not to believe everything they read after he was reported to have confirmed plans for a movie spin-off to the cult TV series.

Matt Damon and Ridley Scott's adaptation of the bestseller about an astronaut stranded on the red planet is the interplanetary geek gardening thriller of the year.

With the release of Matt Damon's movie The Martian and NASA's big Mars reveal, Dominic Corry takes a look at some of the best and worst films set on Mars.

Hollywood interests are believed to be behind at least one of the two contenders to develop an Auckland Council-backed film studio at Hobsonville, writes John Drinnan.

French actress Marion Cotillard suffered panic attacks while filming new movie Macbeth.

Actor Christopher Lloyd is reprising his Back to the Future character Doc Brown for a new short film to celebrate the 1985 original's 30th anniversary.

To premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

Acclaimed actor Michael Fassbender is going from Macbeth to Macintosh in his latest roles. He talks to Helen Barlow.

Great Scott! Watch the new short coming to the Back to the Future 30th Anniversary Blu-ray and DVD Trilogies.

In Pan, director Joe Wright creates his own interpretation of Barrie's story by taking the source material and imagining what came before, telling the story of how Peter found Neverland, and became Peter Pan.

More than a quarter-century after Hope and Glory, his enchanting, autobiographical child's-eye view of London in the Blitz, Boorman turns in a sequel-of-sorts.

The Scottish play is Shakespeare's leanest tragedy, barely 2500 lines as against Lear's 3500 and Hamlet's 4000.

The author of a book about a 1996 climbing disaster that claimed eight lives says a recent movie about the incident is "total bull".

The theme song to the new James Bond movie Spectre, was unveiled today and fans reactions are mixed.

He's the franchise's biggest star, but it seems Will Smith is set to miss out on another outing as Agent J.

Filmmaker Nancy Meyers has produced a catalogue of lighthearted, fun films, with mature actors and made for mature audiences; think Something's Gotta Give and It's Complicated.

He may have been sporting a greasy man bun but Matt Damon was in good form when he sat down to chat with Herald film writer Dominic Corry in Hong Kong.

Director Geoff Murphy talks to Greg Dixon about fighting bureaucrats, making a film industry, the madness of Hollywood and why he doesn't rate Peter Jackson.

Karl Puschmann was once a fan of Adam Sandler but no longer. He counts down his five biggest crimes against comedy.

Sir Peter Jackson's value to New Zealand cinema has been challenged by one of Kiwi film's founding fathers.

Born to Dance star Kherington Payne dropped the C-bomb live on air after she was set up by her co-stars, including Stan Walker.

Adam Sandler leading a crew to save the world against an invasion of 80s videogame arcade characters created by aliens who got hold of one of those Nasa space probes with a recording of what we did for entertainment in 1982.

The Angry Birds Movie may not nest in New Zealand until May next year, but the producers have let fly a trailer for animated flick.

Watch the first look at The Angry Birds Movie.