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Film so scary it's making grown men flee

My heart is racing, I am starting to feel breathless, and light-headedness is threatening to overwhelm me.

Double trouble for hardman Tom Hardy

The director of a new film starring Tom Hardy as notorious Brit gangsters the Krays talks to Russell Baillie about his double vision.

Kirsten Dunst not so innocent in new Fargo

Kirsten Dunst's guilelessness has set her apart from the A-list - and won her work in everything from superhero franchises to the new second season of Fargo. She talks to Elizabeth Day.

Depp talks taking on gangster

Johnny Depp talks to Helen Barlow about taking on the role of Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger in the movie Black Mass.

Hollywood gender pay gap under scrutiny

US federal officials are investigating Hollywood movie studios over allegations of widespread gender discrimination.

Trailer: Miss You Already

Featuring Toni Collette and Drew Barrymore

Emotional dramedy makes little sense

The sobbing and sniffing in the theatre would indicate this emotionally manipulative story about lifelong friends dealing with one of them having cancer hits the mark - but it's a close-run thing.

Transformers to have four more sequels

Mark Wahlberg is set to return to the Transformers film franchise for at least one more movie as studio bosses plan the next four instalments in the blockbuster series.

Jackman reveals 'Wolverine rage' as boy

The actor was a danger to others at school because of rage issues.

Bond star's warning to selfie hunters: 'You'll get thumped'

James Bond actor Daniel Craig has said he cannot understand why he is bombarded by selfie hunters, warning they might "get thumped" if they take photos without asking.

Apology after 'N word'-laced review

A New Zealand reviewer who wrote a film critique that repeatedly uses the word n****r says he used the taboo term intentionally but is not racist.

Hunger Games left JLaw 'dead inside'

Jennifer Lawrence was "dead inside" on the last day of filming The Hunger Games franchise.

Karl Puschmann: Biopics Hollywood's version of the truth

Hollywood biopics might be great movies but they're still full of lies, writes Karl Puschmann.

A sweetie in Wolverine clothing

Hugh Jackman deserves his reputation as one of the nicest people in Hollywood, learns Leena Tailor, who speaks to him about his new movie, Pan.

Final trailer for Spectre released (+watch)

The final official trailer for the new James Bond adventure, Spectre, has been released.

Trailer: Spectre - final official trailer

A cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organisation. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. In NZ cinemas on November 12.