The Amateur Review: Rami Malek and Cast Elevate Routine Revenge Tale
Easy come, easy go: Rami Malek gets his best role since Bohemian Rhapsody in The Amateur and elevates a rote, if slick, spy flick.
Warfare Review: Futility in War, Professionalism in Action
In Warfare, heroism, bravery, and the futility of the Iraq War are encapsulated in one film.
Government Cheese Review: New Series Charmingly Combines TV Eras and Tones
Government Cheese is a charming blend of drama, comedy, and surrealism. Using a Brady Bunch-esque, 1969 San Fernando Valley as a setting, it introduces a nuclear family, the Chambers, as they attempt to reconnect when father Hampton Chambers gets released from prison.
G20 Review: Viola Davis Is an EGOT-Calibre Action Hero
Viola Davis plays a badass President in G20, a preposterously entertaining ode to maximalist action movies.
A Minecraft Movie Review: Absurd Adaptation Levels Up Family Fun
A Minecraft Movie, Hollywood’s latest video game adaption, manages to level up family-friendly fun in theatres.
The Friend Review: Bad Bitches Don’t Cry
Even cat people are bound to love The Friend. A never better Naomi Watts and Bing the Great Dane make for one of the year's best screen couples.
A Nice Indian Boy Review: “I Keep India in My Heart”
Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff star in A Nice Indian Boy, a delightful romantic comedy that crosses cultures and generational divides.
The Ballad of Wallis Island Review: Or, Shut Up and Sing
Tim Key, Tom Basden, and Carey Mulligan star in The Ballad of Wallis Island a folksy ditty about old flames reunited by their number one fan.
A Working Man Review: Jason Statham Sticks to What He Knows Best
David Ayer and Jason Statham team up for another action thriller that is familiar, yet overlong and unnecessarily convoluted.
Ash Review: Sci-Fi-Horror Sticks to Familiar Terrain
Flying Lotus's sci-fi horror film Ash treads in familiar territory and clichés that fans of the genres have come to expect.
Death of a Unicorn Review: Eat the Rich Satire Has No Meat on Its Bones
Paul Rudd, Jenny Ortega, and Richard E. Grant star in Death of a Unicorn a story of wealth, privilege, and one angry beast.
Mid-Century Modern Review
Mid-Century Modern begins to reveal its Golden Girls structure, but does it live up to its potential and its A-list cast?
Queen of the Castle Review: From Real Housewife to Royal Restorer
Dr. Ann Kaplan Mulholland & her husband as they restore a 944-year-old English castle, and blend luxury, community, and humour in this new charming CTV Life series.
The Unbreakable Boy Review
The Unbreakable Boy is a heartfelt story of resilience, love, and family struggles. With strong performances and emotional depth, the film delivers a touching and uplifting experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
Darkest Miriam Review: An Exploration of Grief, and Those Moments We Feel Stuck
Director Naomi Jaye's latest, Darkest Miriam, thoughtfully explores living with grief and what it's like to be stuck in life.
