What we’re watching on Neon this Autumn
The cosy Autumn weather has arrived once again, and if you’re anything like us, setting up on the couch with a great movie is essential when battling the colder evenings. From New Zealand-made movies to Blockbuster greats, Neon has got your ‘to watch’ list sorted, so get those pillows fluffed and snacks at the ready, because we guarantee you’ll be tucking in for the rest of the night.
MURU
Another gem filmed in our very own New Zealand is ‘Muru.’ Inspired by the 2007 New Zealand police raids of the Ngāi Tūhoe community of Rūātoki, this action-drama embarks on the personal journey of local Police Sergeant “Taffy” Tawhaurau and the choice he has to make between his badge and his people. Be prepared to navigate every emotion possible as you observe the hardships portrayed through the film, we promise you won’t want to leave the couch!
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ELVIS
A film that drowned our social media (in the best way) and became a trailblazer for biographies to come is, of course, ‘Elvis.’ Austin Butler’s incredible and emotional performance depicts the life and music of rock ‘n’ roll legend Elvis Presley through the lens of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker. If you’re still yet to watch this film, we highly recommend popping it at the top of your priority list ASAP.
Available now
SUCCESSION - SEASON 4
The fourth and final addition to the ‘Succession’ saga is here. Following an American global-media family where rich and powerful is an understatement of their resumé, we get to explore the ins and outs of their chaotic dysfunction and their succession plan for the future. Starring Nicholas Braun and Kieran Culkin, we promise you that you will know a new meaning of binge after watching this show.
Available now
WHERE THE CRAWDAD’S SING
Based on the best-selling book, Where the Crawdad’s Sing follows the emotional story of Kya Clark, her life growing up in the dangerous marshlands of North Carolina, and how she became the prime suspect in the murder of a man she was once involved with. Daisy Edgar-Jones’ performance will leave you in tears as you watch the story unfold - don’t say we didn’t warn you!
Available now
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