That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber dropped by CBC’s Metro Morning today to give us his take on the latest comedy to hit theatres, Strays. With an A-list voice-over cast, including Will Ferrell, Jamie Foxx, Isla Fisher, and Randall Park, expectations were high but according to Gorber, the canine comedy lacks bite.
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That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber dropped by CBC’s Metro Morning yesterday to give us his take on the latest from filmmaker Wes Anderson, Asteroid City. With an A-list cast and the director’s trademark quirk in full view, where does the science-fiction dramedy fit within his canon of movies? Is it more Royal Tenenbaums or Isle of Dogs? Find out below…and check out Jason Gorber’s review of the film from Cannes 2023.
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Catch different takes on the new Anderson entry from That Shelf’s Pat Mullen and Marko Djurdjic too.
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber dropped by CBC’s Metro Morning yesterday to give us his take on the latest chapter of the Transformers saga, Rise of the Beasts. Find out where it sits among its cinematic predecessors!
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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is in theatres now. Check out Victor Stiff’s review.
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber called into CBC’s Metro Morning last Friday to give us his take on Disney’s The Little Mermaid live-action remake, plus a rundown of the best that this year’s Cannes Film Festival had to offer.
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The 76th annual Cannes Film Festival ran from May 17 to 26. Head here for all our coverage.
Disney’s The Little Mermaid is in theatres now.
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber called into CBC’s Metro Morning from the Côte d’Azur yesterday to talk about this year’s Cannes Film Festival. With Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon making their debuts, there’s lots to get excited about. There’s even a Canadian film set to make a big splash…
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The 76th annual Cannes Film Festival runs from May 17 to 26. Head here for all our coverage.
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber stopped by CBC’s Metro Morning today to talk about home-grown hit flick, BlackBerry. Directed by Matt Johnson, the film follows the creation of the first smartphone and the subsequent fall of the company behind it. Starring Jay Baruchel, Glenn Howerton, Cary Elwes, and Johnson himself, the film premiered to raves as part of Berlinale earlier this year.
BlackBerry is in theatres now.
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Head here for Jason’s BlackBerry review and an interview with star Baruchel!
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber stopped by CBC’s Metro Morning yesterday to discuss the release of the climate action thriller, How to Blow Up a Pipeline. Directed by Daniel Goldhaber and based on the book by Andreas Malm, it premiered to raves as part of TIFF 2022’s Platform Prize program. It arrived in theatres last Friday.
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Head here for Pat Mullen’s review of the 2022 TIFF Platform line-up.
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber stopped by CBC’s Metro Morning today to discuss the long-awaited big-screen adaptation of Dungeons & Dragons, Honor Among Thieves. Starring Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, and Hugh Grant, the fantasy adventure exceeds all expectations and is far more fun than it really has any right to be.
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Head here for Mel Valentin’s Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves review.
That Shelf Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber stopped by CBC’s Metro Morning today to discuss Vasilis Katsoupis’ new thriller, Inside. The film focuses on an art thief, portrayed by Willem Dafoe, who gets trapped inside the stark apartment he’s attempting to rob. As time passes, he descends further and further into madness – leaving audiences to wonder what’s real and what’s not.
The indie film opens in select theatres today.
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Head here for Rachel West’s Inside review.
