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With Barbie a global hit we guess and cast the next wave of star-studded toy-based movies.
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If you love movies you owe it to yourself to see it on the biggest screen you can find.
Netflix has problems - can it fix them?
Prices have lifted, quality has dropped and the grumblings are getting louder.
Why aren’t you watching Barry? The greatest show on television
Funny, violent and quite weird, there's nothing like it.
Karl Puschmann: Can men and women can be just friends? Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne find out.
Their very funny new dramedy Platonic tackles the age-old question.
Karl Puschmann: Does anthology series Star Wars: Visions offer jaded fans a new hope?
The force isn't always strong when it comes to new Star Wars shows.
Oh boy. Should you leap into the Quantum Leap reboot?
Karl Puschmann tries to get back to the future in the sequel to the TV sci-fi favourite.
Wild new Netflix series about road rage makes for beefy viewing
Funny, thrilling and ambitious, Beef also serves as a warning about hammering your horn.
Top of the Charts: Mario leaps on to the big screen
An irreverent look at the biggest movies and music in Aotearoa this week.
Screening Guide: Barry’s back and Boris Becker goes boom
A quick look at the best new shows and movies streaming this week.
Karl Puschmann: Can Bob Odenkirk’s lucky streak continue in new series Lucky Hank?
Hank, a depressed college professor, is a world away from his shady lawyer Saul Goodman.
Karl Puschmann: Is local feel good comedy Red, White & Brass a showstopper or a bit flat?
A classic underdog tale is given a Tongan twist in this wild tale based on a true story.
Screening Guide: Country superstars, Taskmasters and the rise of Tetris
A quick look at the best new shows and movies screening this week.
Top of the Charts: Can Taika’s local comedy Red, White & Brass toot to the top?
And in the music charts has Aotearoa gone country? We take an irreverent look.
Review: Lana Del Rey's album seeks answers in God, family, death and sex
Ocean Blvd is stunning so it's unfortunate its final quarter plummets into the sea.
Karl Puschmann: Cannibalism, cults and cold-blooded murder. Yellowjackets loses none of its sting
Cult hit starring Melanie Lynskey returns with answers, death and another Kiwi actress.
Review: Will U2′s 40-song album of reimagined hits win you over or make you surrender?
The Irish rockers attempt to go small and intimate. Karl Puschmann sees if they succeed.
Top of the Charts: Can Miley swing into top spot?
Some sizzling hot takes on the state of Aotearoa's movie and album charts.
Screening Guide: Charity gig for cyclone victims and Yellowjackets buzzes back
A quick look at the best new movies and shows streaming this week.
Screening Guide: Stars collide, sexy and sensual Emma Thompson and Elvis Presley, super spy
A quick look at the best movies and TV streaming this week.
Top of the Charts: Can Creed KO Ghostface?
Film franchises fight at the cinema, while Harry Styles storms into the album charts.
Karl Puschmann: Chris Rock slaps back, but did he hit?
The comedian breaks his silence about being slapped by Will Smith and comes out swinging.
Top of the Charts: Cartoon band pencil themselves into top spot
An irreverent look at this week's top movies and albums.
Screening Guide: Luther returns, Ted Lasso faces the final whistle and the Oscars are live
A quick look at the best movies and shows streaming this week.
Review: Is Jim Jefferies’ new comedy special high and dry or down and out?
The Aussie comedian only showed brief flashes of the old brilliance.
Screening Guide: Terror raids, con games and balding ghosts
A quick look at the best movies and TV coming to streaming this week.