TOBY WOOLLASTON finds that the awe and heart of the original Jurassic World have long since escaped the cage – but he can’t help buzzing over some of those monsters.
Film & Television
How Much Netflix Content Do We See In NZ?
A new survey shows just how much Netflix content is available in NZ. PAT PILCHER looks at the complex world of streaming and its impact on New Zealand.
Pathos And Chemistry In True Story Age-Gap Romance
Annette Bening and Jamie Bell breathe life into Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool, as TOBY WOOLLASTON discovers.
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NEON has given Witchdoctor five subscriptions to its premiere streaming service just for our readers.
Red Dwarf: A Smegging Good Time
From an ultra-low budget beginning, Red Dwarf has seen highs and lows. DAVID BUTTERFIELD charts the trajectory of Red Dwarf.
20th Century Women Gets Some Big Screen Love
TOBY WOLLASTON finds enough existential insight and astute observations to make 20th Century Women a worthy viewing experience.
Kodachrome: Masterclass Performance In A Beautiful Film
TOBY WOOLLASTON heads to the movies and discovers the soft tones of Kodachrome.
Paquin The Ice Queen
It’s a long, long way from The Piano for Anna Paquin and the scary world of Bellevue. GARY STEEL has this to say about it.
The Templar Of Doom
GARY STEEL loves a bit of sword, sorcery and sex dressed up as educational history, and Knightfall fits the bill.
Chappaquiddick: The Politics, Death And Spin Of A Kennedy Scandal
Toby Woollaston heads to the movies to see Chappaquiddick, and finds himself glad he’s not a Kennedy.
Life And Lushness Breathed Into Grim Subject
Tear-jerker Breathe is being released on Blu-ray in time for Mother’s Day. TOBY WOOLLASTON settled down for an early screening and was pleasantly surprised.
Westworld’s Second Season Scores 10/10 On The Witchdoctormeter!
After making us wait in anticipation for a year, Westworld is back on Kiwi screens. PAT PILCHER checks out series two of the addictive show.