The Idea of You Review: You Deserve More, Anne Hathaway
The Idea of You does not do much to set itself apart from the hundreds of other romantic comedies out there.
Anne Hathaway
Sundance 2023: Eileen Review
Eileen's leading ladies Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway are in top form in director William Oldroyd's sensual thriller.
Armageddon Time Review: To Be a Mensch
Director James Gray gets personal in Armageddon Time with a potent study of the myths of the American dream.
Spoiled Rotten 148: Revisiting The Dark Knight Rises
Ben and Daniel revisit The Dark Knight Rises!
The Witches Review: Dahl Redo Is Campy Dessert
Anne Hathaway gets campy in update of Roald Dahl classic.
Dark Waters Review: Todd Haynes Had Bills to Pay
Haynes’ latest film invites two words one would never have imagined to associate with his work: “generic” and “forgettable.”
Cinesphere Presents Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy Marathon
The Dark Knight Trilogy event at the Cinesphere provided attendees with the ultimate Dark Knight experience.
Serenity Review
Serenity is the worst film of 2019 – and will be for quite some time.
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 2 Round 4
Round 4 of Movies vs. Matrimony brings Pauline's third win in a row and Daniel's undoing!
The Shelf Minisode – Nacho Vigalondo on Colossal
A conversation with Spanish director Nacho Vigalondo, the director of the giant monster dramedy Colossal.
Song One Review
It's not much to talk about in the storytelling department, but the musical drama Song One gets a lot of mileage from great stars and great songs.
Interstellar Review
A tiresome, overstuffed, incoherent mess, Interstellar is far and away Christopher Nolan's worst film.
Rio 2 Review
The appeal of Rio 2 to adults will be quite minimal since it’s designed and calculated to be the best possible babysitter for undiscriminating tykes who have never seen any movies outside of the first Rio.
Interview: Carlos Saldanha
We talk to Rio 2 director Carlos Saldanha about how the sequel came together, presenting ecological messages to children, the sounds and colour of Rio, and the creation of one of the most memorable character of the year that he thinks deserves a lot more credit (and rightfully so).
Focus on TIFF Kids 2014
Now that the teens and adults have had their run of the TIFF Bell Lightbox, we take a look at some of this year's best bets and special events happening at the 2014 TIFF Kids International Film Festival, which kicks off today.
