James Croot is a Film/TV Reviewer at Stuff Media. With a passion for arts and entertainment, he covers a wide range of topics including movies, TV shows, and streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+. James has been featured in notable publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, and more.
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James Croot's articles predominantly consist of reviews and entertainment news, focusing on movies, TV shows, streaming, and cinema. He occasionally includes expert commentary in his coverage.
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By: James Croot
The Royal Variety Performance (7pm, Sunday, December 22, TVNZ 1)
REVIEW: Liam Neeson's more than a decade-and-a-half of trading on a “very particular set of skills” might be starting to pall.
Nominated for four Golden Globes and named as one of 10 best movies of the year by both the National Board of Review and the American Film
Disney delivers more Inside Out, while Kudrow and Romano team up for a new dark Netflix comedy.
By: James Croot
James Croot Mark Richardson believes our infamous “horrible tennis ball bounce” could be the key to defeating the Sri Lankan cricketers in the upcoming T20 and one-day international series.
REVIEW: Whether you think it's a Christmas movie or not, there's no doubting that Die Hard is one of the most entertaining – and influential – action movies of all-time.
When you're used to a multitude of viewing options, going home for the holidays can be a chastening experience.
Taron Egerton headlines a modern Die Hard-at-an-airport, while both Elton John and a Rolling Stone get the documentary treatment.
Turns out, any fears that the end of Succession and delays caused by last year's dual writers' and actors' strikes would mean a lack of watercooler or appointment television in 2024, were unfounded.
By: James Croot
REVIEW: They were the British record-producing trio who gave the world Kylie Minogue, Rick Astley and Big Fun.
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