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Superman becomes a super spy
He gained a legion of admirers in 2013 when he became the Man Of Steel.
Jess Denham: Best cliche-free romantic films for Valentine's Day
Sick of over-rated lovey-dovey films? Jess Denham lists some amazing romantic movies to watch this Valentine's Day, without all the cheesey cliches.
Kiwi film's Hollywood remake
Acclaimed New Zealand horror comedy Housebound is set for a Hollywood remake.
First look at new Bond film (+vid)
Snippets from the new James Bond movie have been released in a behind the scenes video.
Kiwi fans react to Fifty Shades of Grey
Kiwi fans got their first look at the much-hyped Fifty Shades of Grey film this week, when ZM hosted the New Zealand premiere on Wednesday night.
First behind the scenes James Bond: Spectre footage
Watch the first behind the scenes footage from the Austrian set of Spectre, with Daniel Craig, plus Léa Seydoux, Dave Bautista and director Sam Mendes.
Fifty Shades: 'Sheer bravery'
Dakota Johnson brings her plucky mix of self-confidence and sheer bravery to 2015's most anticipated erotic thriller. But she's adamant her parents Don and Melanie won't be seeing it. She and co-star Jamie Dornan chat to Michele Manelis.
Snowden film 'brave, bold'
About 20 minutes into this electrifying, often terrifying documentary, the film-maker shows for the first time the man we have come to know as Edward Snowden.
'Fifty Shades': Herald's verdict
If hype, 'likes' and advanced ticket sales are any indication of success, box offices around the world will get a boost this weekend with the release of the much anticipated adaptation of author EL James' "mummy porn" phenomenon, Fifty Shades of Grey.
Spider-Man gets some super friends
For five films and almost 15 years, Spider-Man has spun a solitary web, without a superhero sidekick to share his on-screen adventures.
Hollywood is still a man's world
Female characters comprised just 12 per cent of protagonists in the top 100 grossing films of 2014, the lowest figure for more than a decade, according to a new study.
Dominic Corry: Cinema's cringiest sex scenes
The highly anticipated film Fifty Shades of Grey is being unleashed on New Zealand this week. Dominic Corry takes a peek at some of the cringiest sex scenes shown on the big screen.
'Perfume ads have more depth'
The first reviews of the highly anticipated movie adaption of Fifty Shades of Grey are out - and they're not good.
Bafta boss blames studio for Selma snub
Civil rights drama Selma failed to land a single nomination at this year's Bafta Awards because movie bosses did not organise enough voter screenings, according to the organisation's chief executive.
50 Shades: No sex for 40 mins
EL James fans around the world have been restlessly anticipating the release of Fifty Shades of Grey for months - but the S&M film is reportedly a bit of a slow burner.
'American Sniper' trial jury selected
Jury selection in the trial of a man accused of killing former Navy Seal Chris Kyle - author of American Sniper - has begun.
50 shades of red-hot sales
Thousands of moviegoers have bought tickets to the hotly anticipated Fifty Shades of Grey.
Fifty Shades trailer gets Lego makeover
Fifty Shades of Grey lead Christian Grey may have a fetish for sex toys, but this new video takes things to another level.
Kiwi wins Bafta for Hawking biopic
Kiwi author Anthony McCarten has helped steer Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory Of Everything to Bafta glory, picking up two top awards.
50 Shades 'glamorises sexual violence'
The erotic movie Fifty Shades of Grey, due to be released on Valentines Day, should be boycotted because it "glamorises sexual violence", Family First says.
Selma: Dressing for the dream
Clothes were crucial to Martin Luther King being accepted, writes Stephen Jewell.
Fifty Shades: Behind the secrecy
How did a Hollywood novice who hadn’t even read the book come to direct the film version of the mega-hit Fifty Shades of Grey? Sam Taylor-Johnson reveals all.
Hawking film more romance than science
The media and public fascination with Stephen Hawking has, it seems to me, always been driven by a mixture of infantilising sentimentalism and morbid curiosity.