50+ Shows & Ridley Scott’s Taboo, First On Showmax This July

Firsts and exclusives including Ridley Scott’s gripping series Taboo starring Tom Hardy and new episodes of Kingdom straight from the US, which you can only see on Showmax. HBO’s Westworld, The Night Of, South Park and Being Mary Jane. Plus an incredible comedy line up with Key and Peele, Whitney Cummings and Amy Schumer. New… Continue reading 50+ Shows & Ridley Scott’s Taboo, First On Showmax This July

Despicable Me 3 : Review

Gru (Steve Carell – Despicable Me 2, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues) is fired from the Anti-Villain League, after failing to capture former child star turned real-life bad boy, Balthazar Bratt (Trey Parker). With Gru and Lucy (Kristen Wiig – Ghostbusters, Sausage Party) now out of work, it is not long before Gru meets his long-lost… Continue reading Despicable Me 3 : Review

Vuzu Amp TV Highlights – July 2017

SATURDAY 01 JULY Kingin’ With Tyga Season 2 at 17h30 [Episode 4 – Playground Fit For A Mini- King]Tyga’s 3-year-old son, King, loves monster trucks, but Tyga’s Hollywood Hills mansion isn’t suited for King’s mini-monster trucks. The Bachelorette Season 13 at 18h00 [Episode 5]A single bachelorette dates multiple men over several weeks, narrowing them down… Continue reading Vuzu Amp TV Highlights – July 2017

Durban International Film Festival Brings Germany To South Africa

The 38th edition of the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) is set to captivate audiences with a German Focus, which features ten gripping films by some of Germany’s finest directors, a masterclass by German film industry professionals, as well as networking sessions with the cream of the international film industry crop. Curated by Alex Moussa… Continue reading Durban International Film Festival Brings Germany To South Africa

Paris Can Wait : Review

Anne (Diane Lane – Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice, Inside Out), the wife of successful movie producer Michael (Alec Baldwin – The Boss Baby, Blue Jasmine), takes a slow road trip from the south of France to Paris with one of her husband’s associates, Jacques (Arnaud Viard). Paris Can Wait (Bonjour Anne) is a great… Continue reading Paris Can Wait : Review