Disney and Lucasfilm, deft Imagineers to master marketers, certainly know how to keep bated a fandom's collective breath.

One Star Wars fan thinks a major omission was made in the new Star Wars poster.

Three of the entertainment world's most influential voices made headlines this week and they were all talking about one thing: Power.

How much of Truth, the movie about that infamous 60 Minutes story that ended Dan Rather's tenure as of one of network news' leading men, is, well, true?

The final trailer for the movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

An extra has reportedly been fired from Zac Efron's latest film after posting a photo of fake drugs on Instagram.

Opening in New Zealand cinemas Halloween weekend 2015

Unbroken star Jack O'Connell has emerged as a frontrunner to portray John Lennon opposite Nicholas Hoult as Brian Epstein in a new biopic about the Beatles manager.

James Austin claimed she hit him so hard with a bamboo cane that it snapped. But Elvira Blakemore insisted the caning was consensual.

'He's a misogynist. That's clear. He's got problems.' Has playing the world's best-known spy messed up Daniel Craig's own life? Jonathan Dean meets our most famous and loved spy.

The film generating Oscar buzz for Netflix, Beasts Of No Nation, will debut on the streaming service on Friday in New Zealand, at the exact same time as the rest of the world.

New reports suggest Taika Waititi has been hired to lighten up superhero movie Thor: Ragnarok

Emma Watson and Mark Ruffalo are among stars backing Jennifer Lawrence for addressing the Hollywood gender pay gap in a hard-hitting article.

Director Robert Zemeckis made Forrest Gump run and sent Marty McFly back to the future. Why does he hope his new film will make you sick? Robbie Collin reports.

In the new version of the Kray twins story, the notorious gangsters spring to life fully formed.

Haunting photos of abandoned Kiwi set from Disney's 1988 teen war drama The Rescue.

French writer-director Oelhoffen parlays a 1957 short story by Albert Camus into a quietly riveting quasi-Western, set in the sere rocky uplands of Algeria in the 1954, at the start of the bloody war against the French colonisers.

An actor from the hit teen movie series The Twilight Saga was spotted in Queenstown this week.

In this fascinating true story, Emmy Award winning actor Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) portrays Donald Trumbo, the successful Hollywood screenwriter who was blacklisted in the 1940s for being a Communist. Also starring Diane Lane, Dean O’Gorman, Louis C.K., Helen Mirren and Elle Fanning

A Kiwi-made film has hit the big time - but for all the wrong reasons.

Kiwi producer Ant Timpson says Turbo Kid's makers would be rich if they made just $1 from every illegal download.

The Hugh Jackman vehicle had a budget of $224 million but brought in under $30m in its opening weekend after suffering poor reviews.

Each of her memorable characters contains a little bit of irrepressible Aussie. Toni Collette talks to Helen Barlow.

Towering film franchises are more than seasonal tentpoles. So often planned in multiple instalments, of course, they can function like big tops unto themselves.

Karl Puschmann paid good money to see a bad film. And he's happy about it.

Depp's intense, quietly disturbing portrayal of cold-blooded killer Jimmy "Whitey" Bulger proves the actor is back on form.

Break-up made me focus on my job, says actress, but admits winning an Oscar did not heal her loneliness.