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Win Hunt For The Wilderpeople To celebrate the release of Hunt For The Wilderpeople on DVD and Blu Ray, I'm giving you the chance to win! Ricky (Julian Dennison) is a defiant young city kid who finds himself on the run with his grumpy foster uncle (Sam Neill) in the wild New Zealand bush.  A national manhunt ensues and the two are forced to put aside their differences and work together to survive in this hilarious and heart-felt adventure. You can win a copy of the year's biggest New Zealand film that's simply a phenomenon. Directed by Taika Waititi, Hunt For The Wilderpeople is out now on DVD and Blu Ray To enter simply email to this address: darrensworldofentertainment@gmail.com -  simply  CLICK HERE   darrensworldofentertainment@gmail.com   and in the subject line put WILDERPEOPLE 

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As It Is In Heaven 2: Film Review Cast: Frida Hallgren Director: Kay Pollak 10 years ago, a Swedish film found itself in the unique position of resonating with audiences. In New Zealand alone, the film spent 52 weeks in the box office charts thanks to both its feelgood factor and its word of mouth as the story of a conductor after both a second chance at life and love scored critical acclaim. A decade on and a sequel to As It Is In Heaven has shown and with it, a collective feeling of what next for the story which felt resolved and unworthy of further exploration. In that time, a lot has changed and quite possibly, some of the assumed character familiarity has faded. Needless to say Michael Nyqvist's conductor Daniel Dareus is no longer with us, having given up the ghost after his path to redemption was completed in the first film. But the wild child student Lena from his choir who he slept with is about to give birth as the action picks up nine months later. Ostracised by some for...

The Killing Joke: DVD Review Rating: M Released by Roadshow Home Ent "First off all, before the horror began, there was a time when capes and fighting crimes was really exciting." So begins the 26th  animated DC Universe film , an adaptation of one of the most praised iconic storylines in the series - the origins of the Joker, from a  1988 graphic novel by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. However,  Batman: The Killing Joke  is predominantly the story of Barbara Gordon's Batgirl (narrated brilliantly by Tara Strong) and her relationship with Batman. The film starts out with more of a background to Batgirl, her abusive relationship with the Bat (he's emotionally cold and distant from her) and her quest to take down a criminal from the Mob who's obsessed with her. But then,  Batman: The Killing Joke  segues into the original graphic novel and what you'd expect from the film - lifting panels from the page and transposing the iconic imagery created by  2000AD ...

New Fifty Shades Darker trailer arrives The brand new trailer for Fifty Shades Darker , starring Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson has just dropped. It comes after the new New Fifty Shades Darker poster released.

The Magnificent Seven: Film Review Cast: Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke, Vincent D'Onofrio, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Martin Sensmeier, Byung-hun Lee, Peter Sarsgaard Director: Antoine Fuqua Rote and without a hint of much of his own style, The Magnificent Seven somehow manages to feel like a weaker carbon copy than a redo of the 1960s classic. This time around, Denzel Washington leads the pack as Sam Chisholm, a newly sworn warrant officer. Riding into town with nary a comment but with every head turning as a black man heads down their street, Chisholm is asked by widowed Emma Cullen (a largely underused but pleasingly effective Haley Bennett) to avenge her husband's death and free their mining town from the tyrannical grip of Bartholomew Bogue (Sarsgaard). Gathering up a motley crew of multi-racial misfits (one of the more revisionist edges that Fuqua gifts the reboot), Chisholm and his man saddle up for a fight. The Magnificent Seven is nothing in comparison to the...