Apples Review: An Unforgettable Tale
Amidst a worldwide pandemic that causes sudden amnesia, middle-aged Aris finds himself enrolled in a recovery program designed to help unclaimed patients build new identities.
Where The Crawdads Sing Review: They Aren’t Singing On Screen
Nicholas Sparks called, he wants his story back.
Unboxing: Vinyl Storage Solutions Box Set Outer Sleeves!
Our look at the latest product from VSS' fantastic slate of vinyl sleeves!
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris Review: Simply Chic
Lesley Manville and Isabelle Huppert star in the fun and fashionable Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, about a maid in search of a chic Dior dress.
Thor: Love and Thunder Review – God, It’s Goofy
Thor: Love and Thunder is an entertaining adventure that won’t count among the MCU's best but is satisfying enough for simple summer escapism.
Both Sides of the Blade Review: Double-Edged Denis
Juliette Binoche and Claire Denis twist the knife ferociously well in the taut domestic thriller Both Sides of the Blade.
Unboxing: Norah Jones’ COME AWAY WITH ME Vinyl 20th Anniversary Box Set
Norah Jones exploded on to the scene with her award winning "Come Away With Me" 20 years ago – and Blue Note have put together a fantastic re-issue of the album to celebrate!
Minions: The Rise of Gru Review – More Pint-Sized Chaos
Seven years after Minions, the annoying little sidekicks of the Despicable Me franchise return in Minions: The Rise of Gru
YOU Haven’t Seen TITANIC?!
In this month's "YOU Haven't Seen BLANK?!" Marko Djurdjic goes back to 1997 to watch James Cameron's monolithic, record- and earth-shattering, double-tape magnum opus (sorry, Avatars), Titanic
Mr. Malcolm’s List Review
A Regency-era romantic comedy about friendship, love, and self-preservation.
Junk Head Review: Stop Motion Delight
Toronto Japanese Film Festival selection Junk Head is a visceral stop-motion that engages the senses.
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On Review
When an unexpected brush with fame opens the door to reuniting with his loved ones, Marcel sets out on a sweeping, emotional journey to reclaim what he thought was lost and discover the family he never knew he had.
Ribbon Review: A Beguiling Coming-of-Age
Toronto Japanese Film Festival selection Ribbon is a coming-of-age film exploring the struggles and anger felt by 20-somethings during the pandemic.
Attack on Finland Review: Conventional but Engaging Action Thriller
BlacKkKlansman's Jasper Pääkkönen stars as an agent trying to solve a hostage crisis in Attack on Finland.
The Black Phone Review: Answer This Call
Though it may not be scary enough for seasoned horror fans, The Black Phone is an intelligent and thoughtful story that is well worth a trip to the cinema this summer.
