Cannes 2023: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Review
Our look at the latest chapter in the Indy saga, this one directed by James Mangold and once again starring Harrison Ford. How does it hold up to what's come before?
The Muppets Mayhem Review: Rockin’ New Spinoff Recaptures Some Henson Magic
The Muppets' house band shines in their new series, which will charm diehard fans but few others.
Cannes 2023: Jeanne Du Barry Review
A brief look at the Cannes 2023 opening film Jeanne Du Barry, starring Johnny Depp and Maïwenn.
High Desert Review: A Disorienting Ride Through The Outback
The new Apple series has all the makings of a hit, yet ends up on an aimless journey of its own making.
Retrograde Review: A Study In Entitlement
For anyone who has ever gotten a traffic ticket, you know that it can be embarrassing, enraging, and even enlightening. Writer/director Adrian Murray hits all of those points in more in his very Toronto second feature, Retrograde.
City On Fire Review: Interesting Premise Yet Slow Execution
The new Apple series' enticing premise is let down by slow pacing and surface-level characters.
The Starling Girl Review: An Empowering Story of Self-Discovery
The Starling Girl is an empowering self-discovery story about how women were taught and forced to hide and fear so much of themselves.
The Mother Review: Vaguely Feminist, Passably Engaging Star Vehicle
Niki Caro's efficient, economic direction makes The Mother a passably engaging star vehicle for the always-watchable Jennifer Lopez.
Hot Docs 2023: Coven Review
Documentary fans will be truly entranced by Canadian filmmaker Rama Rau's latest — a captivating tale of three women re-claiming and channelling their innate and natural power.
Hot Docs 2023: The Castle Review
Martín Benchmol’s The Castle offers a whimsical look at a mother and daughter living in a lavish mansion that the mother inherited from her former employer.
Hot Docs 2023: July Talk — Love Lives Here Review
When the Covid pandemic hit the world, July Talk got creative in order to promote their latest album; they played at a drive-in theatre. July Talk: Love Lives Here captures the process of putting on these shows.
Hot Docs 2023: The Mountains Review
The Mountains finds director Christian Einshøj exploring the men in his Scandinavian family and their inability to connect after a tragedy.
Silo Review: Rebecca Ferguson Can’t Save This Bland and Predictable Dystopia
'Silo,' premiering with two episodes today on Apple TV+, is a cliche and generic dystopian adaptation held back by its source material.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Review: An Emotional Send-off
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 closes out the trilogy with a high-stakes emotional thrill ride.
Satan Wants You Review
Satan Wants You, making its Canadian premiere during Hot Docs 2023, revisits Michelle Remembers-a lurid memoir that helped set off the Satanic Panic of the '80s
