Dr Liz Gordon: 6 Angry Women Review
The documentary on the attack on Mervyn Thompson by six women stirred up a lot of memories in my heart. …
TV Review
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TV REVIEW: I think they should rename The Block NZ to ’12 weeks a slave’
Nothing tells us that the absurd speculative property bubble has finally popped in Auckland quite like the astounding failure of the Blocks auction.
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TV REVIEW: Years & Years on Soho – your new addiction
This incredible new TV series is terrifying and hilarious at the same time.
Set 5 years into the future, it gloriously captures the decline into fascism inside Britain and the break down of culture.
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Review: Game of Thrones- 8 year review – 5 stars (spoiler alerts)
No other show has managed to imprint the way GoT has culturally. It permeates social media and popular culture in a unique way that manages to slot effortlessly into the multi narrative world social media now provides.
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TVNZ Sunday Theatre – In a Flash – 2 stars
TVNZ kicked off their season of Sunday Theatre with In a Flash, the story of 6 students and their teacher who died in the 2008 Mangatepopo Gorge flash flood.
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Q+A Review
In NZ we are always a dollar short and a day late.
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TV REVIEW: What the Marae show missed in their stripping Bob of his Knighthood story
Debate about this petition calling on Bob Jones to lose his knighthood was good, but it missed the 4 reasons why the petition is misplaced Twitter outrage…
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TV REVIEW: Q+A – Jacinda under omnishambles pressure + the madness of the Greens
I’ve seen the Greens do some spectacularly stupid things in the past, but handing over one question to the fucking National Party every Parliamentary Question Time is fuckwitedness at a level I’ve never witnessed.
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The Nation Review: Dear Matthew Hooton – your boy Simon needs you
Simon passed so much evil legislation in 9 years, it’s hard for him to keep track of them all.
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TV REVIEW: Kim Dotcom – Caught in the Web
What Goldson has created with this documentary is one of the most important things any documentary maker can achieve, a meaningful reflection on a current political issue that at the time was eclipsed with anger and ignorance.