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Two of the biggest blockbuster titles of the year have arrived in cinemas simultaneously and Dan Slevin was there to see them both on opening day.

Two of the biggest blockbuster titles of the year have arrived in cinemas simultaneously and Dan Slevin was there to see them both on opening day.

The line-up for the New Zealand International Film Festival has been revealed. Dan Slevin suggests 10 titles to look out for in this year's festival.

Succession - the HBO series which is returning to the screen for its second season today - should be your next TV obsession, says Dan Slevin.

Essie Davis stars in the debut feature from Gaysorn Thavat about a homeless solo mum battling to be reunited with her kids. Reviewed by Dan Slevin.

Paddington's latest adventure doesn't quite hit the same mark that the unequivocal masterpiece Paddington 2 did, but it still tugs at the heartstrings, Dan Slevin writes.

Paddington's latest adventure doesn't quite hit the same mark that the unequivocal masterpiece Paddington 2 did, but it still tugs at the heartstrings, Dan Slevin writes.

Sleepy old Canberra is the scene of political and diplomatic shenanigans - and murder - in this Netflix series. Dan Slevin explains why it's worth a watch.

Widescreen: DocPlay - a new service filled with documentaries from around the world - is the streaming service you didn't know you needed, writes Dan Slevin.

Opinion - The Oscars have have had a few off-script moments but nothing that quite matches the La La Land envelope mix-up, writes Dan Slevin.

Raised by Wolves is a 10-part science-fiction series streaming on Neon and the first two episodes are directed by Ridley Scott. Reviewed by Dan Slevin.

Review - Robbie Williams' depiction of himself as a stunningly photorealistic simian/pop star hybrid in his biopic movie fits with his amped-up brand, writes Dan Slevin.

The "Cool Britannia" caper film launched several careers. With Matthew Vaughn's Argylle and Jason Statham's The Beekeper out, Dan Slevin asks if it was all for the best.

VIDEO: The NZIFF's Autumn Event programme kicks off this week with a mix of new and classic films - Dan Slevin previews the best of the mini-festival.

The new version of the beloved British TV series fails to reach the heights of the original but everyone involved seems to be having fun, reports Dan Slevin.

REVIEW - Hail, Caesar! isn't the Coen brothers' tightest film ever but the hidden depths should make it pretty satisfying on multiple viewings, according to Dan Slevin.

If equality for women in Hollywood means making terrible films and still having a decent career then this is a step in the right direction, writes Dan Slevin.

The Watchmen TV series might leave you feeling exhausted and delirious, but will surprise and thrill you in ways most other television can only dream about, writes Dan Slevin.

Orphans & Kingdoms - a tale of worlds colliding on Waiheke Island - is a micro-budget mini-feature that deserves a big audience, writes The Widescreen's Dan Slevin.

Combat movies can be fantastic delivery machines for anti-violence messages, and sometimes thrilling entertainment as well. RNZ's Dan Slevin takes a look at some of the greatest war movies.

Director Ang Lee is trying to reinvent the technology of cinema and Gemini Man - starring Will Smith and a younger Will Smith - is his latest attempt. Dan Slevin investigates.

REVIEW: If you can survive the (very) bad taste of Sacha Baron Cohen's latest film, you might get to see how big his heart is, writes Dan Slevin for The Widescreen.