At The Movies
RNZJoin RNZ's reviewers in the best seat in the house as they review the latest movies.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1018 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||
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Michelle Langstone reviews three films: a tender, graphic love story, the final Peaky Blinders chapter, and a big-budget children's adaptation that got everything wrong. Pillion, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, and The Magic Faraway Tree, on Cultur... more
Dan Slevin reviews horror highlights, including Alexandra Heller-Nicholas’ 1000 Women in Horror documentary. He also notes The Babadook streaming free on Brollie, and the cinema release They Will Kill You, where a maid uncovers a deadly cult.
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Afternoons film critic Kate Rodger gives her take on films 'If I had Legs I'd Kick You' and 'No Tears on the Field'.
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Film critic Dan Slevin reviews Kiwi doco No Tears on the Field, I Swear, a biography of a Tourette's Syndrome activis and Pixar's animated comedy, Hoppers.
I Swear Movie Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeWqQN3snCU
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- Several steps backwards
When Simon Morris was At The Movies, it was an essential listen. Not anymore, the current unscripted chatter and dumbed down reviewers have turned RNZ’s once useful, interesting and fun At The Movies into a lightweight waste of time. Nothing to listen to here, so I’ve given up with the new At The Movies and have discovered a huge range of far better movie podcasts from the UK, USA and Australia. In my opinion RNZ made a huge mistake by getting rid of a great show, with an excellent and knowledg... more
Apple Podcasts1Moriaty 2
New Zealanda month ago - Why the advertising RNZ? You are a fully funded public broadcaster
Simon Morris is great. His reviews are great and well informed
( note Dan Slevin is not great - he’s dour, pretentious and constantly gives spoilers - I don’t listen when Dan is subbing in).
HOWEVER- why is RNz putting ads at the beginning and end of each 4 minute review. It doesn’t happen with any other RNz podcasts and is truly irritating. RNz is a fully publicly funded body so why the irritating ads?
Apple Podcasts2Old TuataraNew Zealand5 years ago - My Number 1 Podcast
I love the Simon Morris's eloquent, observed, challenging look at films. His podcasts are punchy and quite indepth, even for their short-ish length.
I appreciate that he holds films to a high standard- including New Zealand films.
The format works well - he choses interesting extracts of clips to compliment each podcast. He is current, politically savy and knowledgable. The podcasts are enjoyable and informative listening. Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5rock-steady!New Zealand8 years ago - Great Reviews
I find good reviews are hard to find... one of the reasons I love Simon Morris and his show. Also reminds me of home and tuning in to the national station, glad I found this podcast! Excellent
Apple Podcasts5ra.skill
Taiwan9 years ago
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Listeners can expect a compelling exploration of both mainstream and independent films, with rich discussions revolving around various cinematic adaptations and critical themes. Episodes frequently showcase in-depth reviews of recent releases, including blockbusters and lesser-known features, while reflecting on significant cultural and artistic elements within the film industry. Unique perspectives from the hosts—comprised of knowledgeable critics—make the conversations both engaging and informative, often touching on adaptations, acting performances, and storytelling nuances. The podcast is especially notable for its insightful critiques and reviews from a New Zealand perspective, making it a valuable resource for movie enthusiasts.
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At The Movies launched 17 years ago and published 1018 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on At The Movies include:
1. Michelle Langstone
2. Dan Slevin
3. Kate Rodger
4. Boris Jancic
5. Robert De Niro
6. Rebecca Miller
7. Leonardo DiCaprio
8. Daniel Day-Lewis
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