Yes, Simon, Kailey and Dan are bringing New Zealand's favourite movie podcast to the people on Tuesday 23rd July - recording the show live in front of an audience at Auckland's famous Wintergarden (beneath the Civic Theatre).
Featuring special guests and New Zealand International Film Festival features, this promises to be the most ... interesting podcast recording in the history of New Zealand movie podcasts.
Doors open at 4.30pm and recording commences at 5.00pm. The bar will be open beforehand for those requiring a little "dutch courage".
Booking isn't necessary but it would be nice if you let us know to expect you so we can put the jug on.
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Review: Like Crazy, Chronicle, A Few Best Men, J. Edgar and Julia’s Eyes[more]
Review: The Descendants, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and Young Adult[more]
The Oscars aren’t for a few weeks but the BAFTA‘s are Sunday February 12. And while the Oscars are usually symbolized by that iconic gold statue, each year the BAFTA’s let artists interpret their Best Picture nominees. This year...[more]
It’s been a rough awards season for the Oscars’ Best Original Song contenders. Not only did the complicated new rules lead to just two out of thirty-nine eligible songs getting nominated, we’re now learning that the songs that...[more]
Review: Sione’s 2: Unfinished Business, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Buck, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island and El violin[more]
Academy criticised for overlooking performances by Michael Fassbender, Tilda Swinton and Albert Brooks [more]
In an amazing feat of idiocy, film goers are demanding their money back for the 'lack of dialogue' in The Artist[more]