Dune: Part Two Review – Denis Rides Again
Dune: Part Two sees Denis Villeneuve, Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, and Zendaya return to Arrakis for an epic adaptation.
Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent Review: The Iconic Franchise Comes to Canada
Dick Wolf's television institution goes up north with Law and Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, a new installment that fits comfortably into the franchise's signature mold.
Playing Around at the Hotel X Retro Arcade
Chris Knight gives us a preview of the nostalgia-filled Hotel X Retro Arcade pop-up, open to the public until March 19.
Dune: Part Two Video Review: Denis Villeneuve’s epic is a mighty messianic triumph
Jason Gorber takes an in-depth look at Dune: Part Two—the second chapter of Denis Villeneuve's epic yet richly detailed sci-fi series.
Queen Tut Review: It Serves a Royally Wholesome Story
Queen Tut, starring Alexandra Billings, skillfully threads the needle between comedy and drama with a wholesome exploration of identity.
The Oscar-Nominated Live Action Shorts: Invincible vs. Anderson
The Oscar nominees for Best Live Action Short Film are Invincible, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, The After, Knight of Fortune and Red, White, and Blue.
The Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts Review: That’s Some Pig
Letter to a Pig, Pachyderme, Ninety-Five Senses, War Is Over, and Our Uniform are on the ballot for Best Animated Short Film at this year's Oscars.
Bob Marley: One Love Review – Hope You Like Jammin’, Too
Kingsley Ben-Adir and Lashana Lynch star in Bob Marley: One Love, a biopic about the reggae king and his wife Rita Marley.
Madame Web Review: A Lifeless Origin Story
Superhero fatigue is in high gear as Sony's latest Spider-verse film, Madame Web, appears dead on arrival.
The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down Review: Seize the Clay With This Cozy New Show
Seize the clay with The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down, a local import of the cozy British competition show that focuses on ceramics.
Shōgun Review: A New Era of Prestige TV
FX's Shōgun, television's newest historical epic based on a best-selling novel, is so good it could be our long-awaited successor to Game of Thrones.
Allegiance Review: A Proudly Canadian Police Procedural
CBC's new show, Allegiance, transcends the classic police procedural with a uniquely fresh perspective.
Attila Review: An Upsetting Documentary About a Tragic Situation
Stephen Hosier's Attila is an unconventional, deeply intimate documentary that shows what happens when vulnerable Canadians fall through the cracks.
Argylle Review: The Spy Who Exhausted Me
Tropes are stretched far too thin in Jason Fuchs’ script that by the time the movie begins to embrace its absurdity in its third act, it’s too late.
Weak Layers Review: A Ski Comedy That Fails To Carve Deep
Weak Layers attempts to carve deep, but only sticks a mediocre landing on its rocky slopes. A few chuckles, many cringes, and jokes that fall flat, but the film’s powerful message is what redeems our attention.
