Unbroken Review

Equally overlong and underdeveloped, Angelina Jolie's WWII biopic Unbroken squanders an unfathomable amount of first rate talent in front of and behind the camera.

Mr. Turner Review

A major achievement for writer/director Mike Leigh and actor Timothy Spall, Mr. Turner is a biopic worthy of its sometimes ornery subject.

The Gambler Review

Mark Wahlberg delivers the best leading performance of his career in the exciting remake of The Gambler.

Into the Woods Review

Wait for the next stage production of Into the Woods because Rob Marshall's adaptation is a disaster.

Son of a Gun Review

Although it's a pretty standard B-movie crime thriller, the talent involved in the Aussie flick Son of a Gun keeps it consistently entertaining.

The Rest of 2014 at The Bloor

With only two new releases for the rest of the year (Advance Style and National Gallery, both of which are good), we look at all the remaining events at The Bloor in 2014.

Shorts for The Shortest Day

In honour of the shortest day of the year, the NFB has put together three packages of short films to commemorate the occasion!

The Interview Review

A look at a film you might never see suggests that it's just a pretty half-assed, only intermittently amusing comedy.

Song of the Sea Review

The best family film option this holiday is Song of the Sea, an Irish animated adventure that gives Miyazaki a run for his money.

Annie Review

The songs don't quite work, it's ideology is messy, and it's the worst edited film of the year, but somehow Annie retains an immense amount of charm and wit thanks to its cast.

Cathedrals of Culture Review

Cathedrals of Culture is a collection of six short films from world class directors that gorgeously looks at some of the best buildings on Earth in 3D.