Jake Gyllenhaal and Catherine Keener in Lovely and Amazing

The Criterion Shelf: Four Trilogies

by Bil Antoniou | June 28, 2020

The Criterion Channel has put together small collections of films by noted filmmakers past and present, choosing three each to represent the essence of their work.

Hollywood Suite: What to Watch – July 2020

by Victor Stiff | June 26, 2020

Hollywood Suite’s July programming highlights include Juno, Pulp Fiction, and an “O Canada” spotlight.

Disney Launching O Canada Collection on Disney+

by Victor Stiff | June 25, 2020

Start your Canada Day 2020 celebration early with Disney+'s new O Canada Collection, which launches tomorrow.

film

The Old Guard Review: The Comic Book Movie 2020 Needs Right Now
Netflix’s gritty new action flick The Old Guard features thrilling fight sequences, sophisticated themes, and a badass Charlize Theron performance.
film

Changing Reels Episode 64 – Always Be My Maybe
Dr. Jessica Rogers joins Courtney for Always Be My Maybe!
film

Black Hole Films Episode 168 – Sweet Smell of Success
Aaron Abrams and Brendan Gall join Jeremy for Sweet Smell of Success!

TIFF Announces Hybrid In-Theatre/Virtual Fest for 2020

by Pat Mullen | June 24, 2020

Bust out your fancy masks for a hybrid in-person and vitrual fest.

Changing Reel Episode 63 – Attack the Block

by Changing Reels | June 24, 2020

Podcaster and film critic Jay Cluitt joins Courtney for Attack the Block!

Homemade Trailer: Netflix’s Coronavirus-era Short Film Anthology Drops next Week

by Victor Stiff | June 23, 2020

Netflix’s coronavirus-era anthology film Homemade features shorts by Pablo Larraín, Gurinder Chadha, and Kristen Stewart.

Black Hole Films Episode 166 – DEAD POET’S SOCIETY

by Black Hole Films | June 23, 2020

Rob Hagans joins Jeremy for Dead Poet's Society!

comPOSERS Episode 66: City Slickers

by comPOSERS Podcast | June 23, 2020

This week we're back in the saddle with Marc Shaiman to discuss his score for City Slickers, a film about three miserable white dudes from the city approaching a midlife crisis. We can relate.

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation
The Last of Us Part 2 is exciting and visceral. The team at Naughty Dog overcame many obstacles and delivered a worthy sequel to one of the biggest games of all time. It will be another decade before we see anything as stunning and personal in a major console release.
tv

A Mid-Season Investigation into Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
After a three-week hiatus, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are back. Join us as we take a closer look at what these ladies have been up too.
podcasts

Changing Reels Episode 64 – Always Be My Maybe
Dr. Jessica Rogers joins Courtney for Always Be My Maybe!

Irresistible Review: Not Pointless, but Dulled

by Deirdre Crimmins | June 22, 2020

If ever there was a time we needed Jon Stewart’s biting political commentary, it is now. The funny man turned filmmaker turns his attention to the absurdity of US elections in his second time in the director’s chair with Irresistible, though his teeth are not as sharp as they used to be. The film’s opening […]

Disney’s New Hamilton Trailer Offers a Sneak Peek at the Legendary Musical

by Victor Stiff | June 22, 2020

Disney’s electric new Hamilton trailer reminds us why this musical became a cultural phenomenon.

Spoiled Rotten 107: Revisiting Batman Returns

by Spoiled Rotten | June 22, 2020

Ben and Daniel revisit Tim Burton's Batman Returns!

Mike Myers as Stuart McKenzie in So I Married an Axe Murderer

Shelf Help: Who’s Your Daddy?

by Deirdre Crimmins | June 21, 2020

Father’s Day can cause a lot of mixed feelings, because fathers, and family in general, can elicit a slew of mixed feelings. But for all of their complications, there are just as many versions of dads on screen. Today we asked our Shelfers: Which on-screen dad reminds you of your off-screen dad? Jefferson Davis: […]

The Criterion Shelf: Criterion Channel Essentials

by Bil Antoniou | June 21, 2020

If you're looking for key works in the realm of arthouse cinema, Bil Antoniou and ThatShelf.com writers Pat Mullen, Rachel West, Colin Biggs and Barbara Goslawski have looked through the Channel's Permanent Gallery and put together list and reasons for why you should start with these.

Miss Juneteenth Review

by Victor Stiff | June 19, 2020

Miss Juneteenth follows a struggling mother who enters her fourteen-year-old daughter in the same beauty pageant that she won as a teenager.

Babyteeth Review: Forever Young Love

by Deirdre Crimmins | June 19, 2020

Babyteeth is the first feature from longtime television and short film director Shannon Murphy. The quiet film focuses on ordinary characters going through a tough situation, with wobbling skill. Milla (Eliza Scanlen, Little Women) first meets Moses (Toby Wallace) on a train platform. The teenage girl is in her school uniform when the tattooed wanderer […]

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Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Preview

Watch Dogs: Legion Preview

Criterion Shelf: Luis García Berlanga

A Mid-Season Investigation into Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

Weekend Pick: Late Night in the Studio

Hollywood Suite: What to Watch – July 2020

Disney Launching O Canada Collection on Disney+

film

The Old Guard Review: The Comic Book Movie 2020 Needs Right Now

film

Changing Reels Episode 64 – Always Be My Maybe

film

Black Hole Films Episode 168 – Sweet Smell of Success

TIFF Announces Hybrid In-Theatre/Virtual Fest for 2020

Changing Reel Episode 63 – Attack the Block

Homemade Trailer: Netflix’s Coronavirus-era Short Film Anthology Drops next Week

Black Hole Films Episode 166 – DEAD POET’S SOCIETY

comPOSERS Episode 66: City Slickers

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation

tv

A Mid-Season Investigation into Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

podcasts

Changing Reels Episode 64 – Always Be My Maybe

Irresistible Review: Not Pointless, but Dulled

Disney’s New Hamilton Trailer Offers a Sneak Peek at the Legendary Musical

Spoiled Rotten 107: Revisiting Batman Returns

Shelf Help: Who’s Your Daddy?

Miss Juneteenth Review

Babyteeth Review: Forever Young Love

film

The Old Guard Review: The Comic Book Movie 2020 Needs Right Now

TV

A Mid-Season Investigation into Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation

podcasts

Changing Reels Episode 64 – Always Be My Maybe