First it was Valentine's Day, then New Year's Eve, and now director Garry Marshall is tackling a movie no one asked for: Mother's Day.

Fans can get a closer look at the characters and set of the upcoming Batman v Superman flick following the release of new photos.

After The Shawshank Redemption was revealed to be New Zealand's favourite film, Herald readers respond with what they really think.

His buddy movie Ted was one of the biggest R-rated comedies ever, which inevitably means Seth MacFarlane and his furry friend are back for another.

The trailer for London Has Fallen has been slammed, coming out barely a week before the 10th anniversary of the 7/7 bombings.

Gerard Butler stars as hero Mike Banning, in the highly anticipated sequel to Olympus Has Fallen.

Paul Rudd was "humbled beyond belief" to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame - and the actor celebrated with a hilarious acceptance speech.

Magic Mike and his merry strippers are back with a sequel that's different in many departments (except wardrobe). Leena Tailor reports.

His hand doesn't work properly, his jokes are worse than your dad's, and in one hilarious scene, he has to jolt his dislocated knee back into place. If there's a hospice for cyborg killers, Arnie's T-800 deserves to be there.

The first full trailer for the upcoming Steve Jobs biopic has debuted, starring Michael Fassbender and Kate Winslet.

New Zealand's most loved and hate films have been named in a new poll - but there's a major surprise in the No. 1 position.

Andrew Niccol's next film is a risky one: he'll pen a movie based on much-loved board game Monopoly.

The new Terminator movie has been universally panned - and even the blockbuster film's director is unhappy with how the movie has been portrayed.

A musical about bread, a mockumentary about a demented stage mother and a buddy movie with a sinister twist are among the finalists from this year's 48 Hours Furious Film-making competition.

Ethan Sills asks why there is still one area where women do not yet have equal opportunity to kick ass with the men.

If you thought pitching Ted, a film about a pot-smoking slacker with a CGI talking teddy bear, to studio executives would have been interesting, then Ted 2 takes things to a whole new level.

Suicide Squad director David Ayer has hired a "therapist" to stop his cast going too far in their roles.

Back To The Future director Robert Zemeckis is convinced a remake of the classic trilogy will not happen as long as he is alive.

A woman has been hospitalised after being bitten by a monkey at the Gold Coast Studios where the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie is being filmed.

The first trailer for the Rocky spin-off, Creed.

New characters and plot centred on road-tripping strippers custom-made for laughs.

Are you expecting Magic Mike XXL to be anything like the original 2012 sleeper hit?

Tom Cruise has been confirmed for the long-awaited Top Gun sequel - and this time his ace fighter pilot character will be tackling drones.

Late actor Heath Ledger based his famous role as a gay cowboy in Brokeback Mountain on his "homophobic gay" uncle, according to the film's director Ang Lee.

There’s no rest for Jai Courtney. Calling “cut” on filming Terminator Genisys opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Film writer Dominic Corry takes a look at the late movie composer James Horner's greatest moments.

Emotions are at the forefront of this story, with most of the action happening inside the head of happy, young girl Riley (Kaitlyn Dias).

Jeremy Piven is 49 and has appeared in more than 50 films, but for the first two decades of his acting career, he was playing the same role over and over again.

She might be the voice of a cartoon but for American comedy star Amy Poehler, Inside Out is her most emotional performance yet. She tells Joanna Hunkin why.

The 1995 iconic cult teen movie - which will be celebrating its 20th anniversary next month - is being brought to the Broadway stage by the director of the original movie.