Following the success of Aquaman, the 2018 superhero film based on the DC Comics character, Jason Momoa has hinted that he could be working alongside Taika Waititi in a recent Instagram post.
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What We Do in the Shadows
A documentary team films the lives of a group of vampires for a few months. The vampires share a house in Wellington, New Zealand. Turns out vampires have their own domestic problems too.
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Thor Ragnarok takes on te reo Māori
Matewa Media has announced that the Marvel blockbuster Thor Ragnarok now has subtitles in te reo Māori.
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Thor dominates 2017 NZ box office
Within just six weeks of release, Thor: Ragnarok has earned a record $6.5 million in New Zealand, making it the number one movie at the New Zealand box office for films released in 2017.
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Thor Ragnarok smashes NZ Box Office records
Director Taika Waititi continues to dominate the top of the Kiwi Box Office with his new movie Thor: Ragnarok toppling his 2016 film, Hunt For The Wilderpeople.
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Kiwis are taking over Hollywood with Thor:Ragnarok
Taika Waititi has assembled a team of New Zealanders for the Thor: Ragnarok project. Actors, production designers, camera operators and stunt coordinators worked together to create the Marvel Universe and in doing helped each other realise childhood dreams.
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Thor: Ragnarok has arrived to NZ
The Gods of the Marvel Universe are back to battle on the big screen.
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Fans claim Thor Ragnarok best all-time Marvel film
Taika Waititi's Marvel film Thor Ragnarok is already receiving rave reviews worldwide.
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Woman behind Taika Waititi's success
World renowned film-director, Taika Waititi has won the 2017 Matariki Supreme Award. His sister Tweedie Waititi received the award on his behalf and surprised the crowd with a moving speech.
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NewsStage, screen and street – three Māori creatives vie for Matariki arts award
The Te Waipuna-ā-Rangi Award recognises those individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to development of the arts and entertainment in Aotearoa. This year’s finalists are kapa haka exponent Tangiwai Margaret Ria, director Taika Waititi and visual artist Graham Hoete.
