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Eat.Sleep.Movie.Repeat

Hosted by Brent Harbour and Ross Churchouse · EN · 71 episodes

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71
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About this podcast

A Podcast about Movies from Cathay Cinemas Kerikeri And Lido Cinema Hamilton. Brent Harbour and Industry Insider Ross Churchouse talk about Classic Movies, New Releases and make Box Office Predictions!

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Brent Harbour and Ross Churchouse hosts Eat.Sleep.Movie.Repeat, a tv show with 71 episodes published.

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A romantic comedy opens during school holidays and gets absolutely steamrolled at the box office. That one result kicks off a bigger conversation we all feel as moviegoers but rarely name out loud: release timing can mat

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We Revisit Elvis’s Stage Magic, Debate Scream’s Slump In NZ, And Place Bold Box Office Picks On A New Kiwi Comedy

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The week’s lineup swings from iconic concert energy to sly, satirical thrills to a heartfelt Kiwi adventure—and we’re here for all of it. We kick off with Elvis Presley In Concert, Baz Luhrmann’s restoration that swaps r

How An Indie Horror Beat The Odds And Why New Releases Could Split The Audience

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A YouTuber-backed indie horror just ran circles around studio titles at the New Zealand box office—and that upset sets the tone for a week packed with big swings. We start with the data and dig into why Iron Lung connect

Summer At The Movies: Wins, Waves, And Wildcards

Feb 4, 202617m

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Two Movie Nerds Take Stock Of A Turbulent Year

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How One Hit Revived Moviegoing And Why Avatar 3 Could Decide The Future

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A surprise surge at the box office can change the mood of a season, and Wicked just did exactly that. We unpack why certain titles break through when the economy is rough, how audience behavior shifts toward event value,

Predator Badlands Surges, Running Man Stumbles, And Wicked Returns To Revive Cinemas

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From Power Cuts To Popcorn: Predator, Running Man, And A Film Fest Reshuffle

Nov 9, 202521m

Lights flicker, schedules wobble, and we still make it to the movies. We open with a surprising miss: a Hindi vampire romance positioned to ride the Diwali wave that instead sputtered at the New Zealand box office. That

Box Office Reality Checks And A Hindi Vampire Romp

Oct 22, 202514m

Sunburns, cricket, and school holidays are stealing attention, but the big screen is about to fight back. We open the door on a quieter week in Cinema Land and dig into what actually pulls people off the couch: clear pro

Swift Surprise, Spinal Laughs, Avatar Waves

Oct 2, 202521m

A small victory can change the mood of a whole week. We open by settling our Bad Guys 2 bet, then swing straight into the real work of programming after the school holidays: choosing films that spark curiosity, fill seat

School Holiday Movie Madness: What to Watch This Season

Sep 21, 202516m

Economic headwinds continue battering the cinema landscape as we head into the school holiday season. Even star-studded films like "The Roses" featuring Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman are struggling to meet box

New Releases Offer Hope Amid Industry Struggles

Sep 3, 202519m

Movie theaters across New Zealand are facing a puzzling paradox. Quality films with strong reviews aren't drawing audiences like they used to, and Liam Neeson's recent comedy "The Naked Gun" perfectly illustrates this ch

What Makes Us Go to the Movies When Times Are Hard?

Aug 20, 202523m

Movie theaters are battling their toughest economic climate since the pandemic. Box office numbers are startlingly low – Stephen King's "The Life of Chuck" brought in just $71,000 on opening weekend, a fraction of what w

Horror's Decline and Hollywood's Hope: A Deep Dive into Today's Cinema Landscape

Aug 4, 202512m

Are movie theaters dying or just evolving? That's the question at the heart of our latest deep dive into cinema's current landscape. While studios continue to release films at a breakneck pace, getting audiences through

Movie Magic & Box Office Battles: When Dinosaurs Rule Again

Jul 19, 202519m

The dinosaurs have roared back to life at the box office, and Hollywood might finally be catching its breath. This week we're celebrating Jurassic World Rebirth's spectacular performance - a whopping $2.3 million in New

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Eat.Sleep.Movie.Repeat is hosted by Brent Harbour and Ross Churchouse. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 71 episodes.

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Eat.Sleep.Movie.Repeat has published 71 episodes.

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