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The world according to Jeff Goldblum: From jazz to Jurassic World

Times: Cult actor. Style icon. Jazz star. Where did it all go so right for Jeff Goldblum?

Julie Andrews 'needed therapy after success of Mary Poppins'

She even locked away the best actress Oscar she won.

The truth is, Cats is as inscrutable as that trailer

New York Times: Dancing cats and digital fur technology. A look at what we can expect.

Want to enjoy the weekend in film? Go see the Wizard

Where's the most exciting cinema this weekend? The indie cinemas.

Is it just me, or are horror movies boring as hell?

The bogeyman is scary because you don't see him coming, yet horror is so predictable

Stephen Graham: 'I'm no better and no worse than anyone'

Times: How the humble Hollywood star can still dig deep for gritty UK drama roles.

'Crazy' new Hillary doco 'like stepping back in time'

You won't hear a more Kiwi yarn than this adventure documentary, writes Francesca Rudkin.

In Dark Fate, the Terminator is back - but should it be?

The way Dark Fate uses Arnold Schwarzenegger is unexpected, writes Dom Corry.

Thomasin McKenzie: Jojo Rabbit star on war, Waititi and what happens next

Star of Jojo Rabbit, Thomasin McKenzie, talks with Sarah Ell.

The best of British - a sterling treat for film fans

Tom Augustine finds much for movie fans to love at the British Film Festival.

'Them boots was made for kicking raptors' — Sam Neill back in Jurassic mode

Kiwi actor ecstatic to be working with Goldblum and Dern again.

De Niro and Pacino have always connected. Just rarely on screen

New York Times: They've only worked together three times but often turn to one another.

Your guide to this weekend's Armageddon

The country's biggest pop culture expo returns tonight for another long weekend ...

Taika Waititi joins Night Raiders as executive producer

Filmmaker is one of a number of New Zealanders involved with the sci-fi thriller.

Victim speaks out for first time about 'Slender Man' attack

Payton Leutner was stabbed 19 times by two friends wanting to please a horror character.

Marvel's not cinema? What elitist rubbish

Comment: Scorsese and Coppola think Marvel "isn't cinema" - here's why that's nonsense.