John Rhys-Davies

Harrison Ford returns as the immortal cinema icon, this time with James Mangold (Logan) behind the camera and Steven Spielberg (director of the first four films) producing along with George Lucas.

Temuera Morrison, Rhys Darby and Lucy Lawless lend their voices to this Kiwi-Chinese animated feature from Kirby Atkins (who also stars).

John Rhys-Davies lends his voice to this animated, Christian family adventure based on John Bunyan's famous allegory.

In 1938, Indy teams up with his father, Henry Jones Sr, to find the Holy Grail before the Nazis.

The Biblical tale of Esther, an orphaned Jewish peasant who becomes Queen of Persia. Film attempts to revive the old school, Biblical epic, and comes with endorsement from the American Bible Society

From the director of Sione's Wedding comes this New Zealand horror about a group of young tourists who charter a boat in the South Pacific...

The first part of Peter Jackon's New Zealand-made fantasy trilogy.

The epic climax in the fantasy saga sees all races of Middle Earth, both good and evil, drawn into a war for domination...

The struggle for the ring now comes from two directions - Saruman's tower in the west and the dark lord Sauron's in the east

Disney's 2003 sequel to the 1967 classic featuring Haley Joel Osment (The Sixth Sense) as the voice of Mowgli and John Goodman as Baloo the bear.

The second part of Peter Jackon's New Zealand-made fantasy trilogy.

The first part of Peter Jackon's New Zealand-made fantasy trilogy.

Screen greats Julie Andrews and James Garner star in this 1982 disguise comedy about a struggling female soprano who finds work playing a male female impersonator, but it complicates her personal life.

The first Indiana Jones film takes place in 1936 and sees him racing the Nazis in Egypt to uncover the lost Ark of the Covenant...

The third part of Peter Jackon's New Zealand-made fantasy trilogy.