House of the Dragon Episode 1.08: “The Lord of the Tides” Review
Paddy Considine gives Viserys a memorable send-off in episode eight of House of the Dragon.
All Quiet on the Western Front Review: Anti-War Excellence
Edward Berger's adaptation of the classic novel All Quiet on the Western Front is a masterfully realized feat of filmmaking.
For Love Review: Shining the Spotlight on Systemic Abuses
Essential viewing for all, this new doc examines the links between (and the legacy of abuse and trauma from) residential schools and the child welfare system.
Tár Review: Cate Blanchett Delivers the Performance of Her Career
Actor-turned-director Todd Field made us wait 16 years between Little Children and Tár, and friends, it was well worth the wait. In a career of great performances, Cate Blanchett delivers what can be considered the pinnacle of her body of work in this dark character study.
House of the Dragon Episode 1.07: “Driftmark” Review
“Driftmark” begins with a funeral and ends on a rebirth, a rare inverse of the usual cycle that defines lives and stories in Westeros.
The Rings of Power Episode 1.06: “Udûn” Review
Episode 1.06 of The Rings of Power, "Udûn," features an epic battle and more clashes of character development.
Smile Review: Sosie Bacon Delivers a Career-Making Performance
Sosie Bacon's career-making performance make SMILE a must-see horror outing.
The Greatest Beer Run Ever Review: Buck-a-Beer Cheers
The Greatest Beer Run Ever stars Zac Efron, Russell Crowe, and Bill Murray in Peter Farrelly's based-on-a-true-story tale that wins you over despite the odds.
Dead for a Dollar Review
Dead for a Dollar sees Christoph Waltz, Rachel Brosnahan, and Willem Dafoe star in the latest genre thriller from the legend, Walter Hill.
The Rings of Power Episode 1.05: “Partings” Review
The Rings of Power is becoming increasingly hit and miss with character development.
House of the Dragon Episode 1.06: “The Princess and the Queen” Review
Some very odd character development makes for a dark second half to the season.
TIFF 2022: Riceboy Sleeps Review
Anthony Shim's TIFF award-winner Riceboy Sleeps is simply unforgettable.
TIFF 2022: It’s What Each Person Needs
Sophy Romvari's latest short film It's What Each Person Needs blends documentary and drama with its portrait of an online companion.
Blonde Review: A Deeply Divisive Biopic
Viewers will be mixed in their reaction to Andrew Dominik's Blonde, but what's not in doubt is how good Ana de Armas is as Marilyn Monroe.
TIFF 2022: Wendell & Wild Review
Coraline and The Nightmare Before Christmas director Henry Sellick is back with the dark animated film Wendell & Wild.
