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Wenlei MaTV and film critic

Wenlei Ma is the TV and film critic for news.com.au where she writes reviews, features and news about movies and streaming. A Rotten Tomatoes-approved Top Critic, she is a weekly contributor on RN Breakfast, a regular on ABC Nightlife and her film reviews are syndicated in The Sunday Telegraph. Wenlei has been a journalist for more than a decade, has been published in Empire, AdNews and was featured on ABC TV’s China Tonight.

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Bodyguard: Nerve-shredding and thrilling TV

SURELY a TV show can’t be as hyped up as this one has been? Surely it can’t be as great as they say? Trust us, it is.

TV Shows

Netflix drops trailer for first Aussie series, Tidelands

ALMOST 18 months after Netflix announced its first Australian production, the streamer has finally released the first look.

TV Shows

What’s on TV: Sabrina, Great News, Bodyguard

ADMIT it, there are times when you want nothing more than to chill out and watch a TV show that’s fun, lighthearted and funny.

New Movies

The tragic irony behind A Star is Born

IT’S a beloved Hollywood classic that has been made four times, including with Lady Gaga. But there was a real tragedy that plagued its most famous version.

TV Shows

Daredevil season three is a thrilling return to form

AFTER an excellent debut season three years ago, this Netflix show made a misstep. Well, talk about a course correction.

TV Shows

How Daredevil pulled off epic scene

FEATURING pyrotechnics, practical effects and dozens of stunt people, it’s a 10-minute one-take sequence you have to see to believe.

TV Shows

Daredevil star: ‘It takes its toll on your body’

WHEN you make 13 hours of TV that involves taking a lot of punches and getting thrown around the room, it takes its toll.

New Movies

‘Is A Star is Born the most amazing movie? No’

IF YOU believed the hype, this would be the greatest movie of 2018. It’s not. But it does come pretty close.

TV Shows

***EMBARGOED SUN 0CT 07 2018 TV GUIDE***Christina Hendricks plays actress Olivia Rogers and Isabelle Huppert as a director in Amazon Prime drama series, The Romanoffs. Picture: Supplied/Amazon Prime

The Romanoffs is a letdown

WE’VE waited three years for the follow-up project from a TV genius who created one of the beloved shows in recent years. But it’s bizarrely disappointing.

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TV version’s much better than the movie

WHY would you pay more than $20 at the movies for a ticket to a bloated blockbuster when its TV cousin is so much more watchable?

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