Tech Review: Polar M400 GPS Running Watch
The new M400 Running Watch has plenty of useful features to help you build a workout routine and get in shape.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review – Spoiler-Free
We saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens and want to tell you all about it without giving away anything you don't already know.
Mission: Impossible -Rogue Nation Blu-ray Review
A rare audio commentary from Tom Cruise is one of the saving graces of the new Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation Blu-ray.
Ted 2 Blu-ray Review
Ted 2 is not a good movie, but Seth Macfarlane's self aware audio commentary on the new Blu-ray might just earn it a spot on your Dork Shelf.
The Knick Episode 2.9 Recap
“Do You Remember Moon Beam?” features how patricidal tendencies shuffle many fathers from their mortal coil, how donkeys have significant metaphorical importance, and how many journeys begin, if only to come to a certain end.
In the Heart of the Sea Review
Is director Ron Howard's take on the true story of Moby Dick a tall tale or the big fish story you've been waiting for?
The Big Short Review
The Big Short finds the absurd in the collapse of America's economy and delivers insight through comedy.
WFF 2015: Love In The Sixth Review
Seeing Jude Klassen’s film Love In The Sixth was one of the more intimate and surprising experiences at this year's Whistler Film Festival.
WFF 2015: How To Plan An Orgy In A Small Town Review
Why we got off on the indie Canadian sex comedy How To Plan An Orgy in a Small Town at the Whistler Film Fest.
WFF 2015: He Hated Pigeons Review
We saw He Hated Pigeons at the Whistler Film Fest last weekend, and it's a unique achievement that can never be seen the same way twice.
Minions Blu-ray Review
Minions hits Blu-ray today, here's a helpful review in case you were wondering whether or not make room on your Dork Shelf for this animated kids comedy with some genuine laugh out loud moments.
Ant-Man Blu-ray Review
Ant-Man hits Blu-ray this week, which means we're taking a second look at this Marvel origin/ heist story and breaking down the special features to let you know if it's "Shelf-worthy".
The Knick Episode 2.8 Recap
“Not Well At All” doesn't show drop of blood, but leaves most of its characters utterly destroyed spiritually, morally, and literally.
Al Purdy Was Here Review
Toronto film critic Brian D. Johnson directs this documentary an often misunderstood Canadian poet, Al Purdy Was Here goes beyond a basic biography.
Legend Review
It's easy to see what attracted Tom Hardy to the dual roles in Legend, but are they enough to sustain the British gangster movie?
