Books, Film & TV - Page 5
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Movie Review: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
I’m not sure why there is so much whining about Jack Reacher: Never Go Back being a formulaic and predictable film. Isn’t that a part of the enjoyment we expect to get in the Jack Reacher series? If the trailer was ... More about Movie Review: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
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Movie Review: Deepwater Horizon
The worst oil disaster in U.S. history receives the big-screen treatment in "Deepwater Horizon," a fearsome, foreboding docudrama that involves the viewer while it is playing out but doesn't dramatically stick after the fact. Muscular in its... More about Movie Review: Deepwater Horizon
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Movie Review: The Magnificent Seven
Finding a remake that doesn’t fudge itself is rare nowadays. Probably ‘cause remakes are good for business, but not reputation. After all, if you’re creating another version of something that’s already been created, your... More about Movie Review: The Magnificent Seven
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Book Review: Lilith: Testament of a Life, by Ken Gunther
Ken Gunther’s Lilith: Testament of a Life is a réaliste novel. “A tale of abuse and terror. A Green manifesto and a male’s feminist tract.” The storyline follows the government persecution of two ... More about Book Review: Lilith: Testament of a Life, by Ken Gunther
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Movie Review: Star Trek Beyond
While I’m happy for Star Trek to be getting more attention of late, I’m also worried it’s the wrong kind. For someone to go into Abram’s movies and think this must be how Star Trek is, not only deprives them of what Star... More about Movie Review: Star Trek Beyond
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Movie Review: Warcraft
Contrary to what some say, video game movies can be good. Their interactive nature does not inherently handicap them for cinematic translation. Some games, you know who you are, are so close to film their interactivity makes no definitive... More about Movie Review: Warcraft
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10 questions with Sam Wallace
You might recognize Sam Wallace as the weatherman on TV ONE's Breakfast, but he's also the familiar voice taking over The Hits at 8am-10am on Saturday mornings with Toni Street. With June being Men's... More about 10 questions with Sam Wallace
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10 questions with Tristram Clayton
Tristram Clayton is part of the NZ Herald Focus team, the digital daily news show bringing you the latest updates. With June being Men's Health Month, we catch up with Tristram about how he keeps himself healthy, family life... More about 10 questions with Tristram Clayton
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The Movie Review: Fifty
Is Fifty: The Movie inspiring? Yes. Is it visually stunning? Yes. Is it worth watching more than once? It’s probably a bit too early to tell. Malcolm Law is no stranger to endurance events. In 2009 he first completed the 7 in 7 challenge,... More about The Movie Review: Fifty
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Game of Thrones Predicter
Game of Thrones cards to play online bingo games by Paddy Power. More about Game of Thrones Predicter
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