Death on the Nile Review: A Poor Parody of a Murder Mystery
Kenneth Branagh's Death On The Nile makes an unfortunate mess of one of Agatha Christie's best mysteries.
Armie Hammer
Crisis Review: Opioid Thriller Looks Beyond the Stats
Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer, and Evangeline Lilly star in Opioid crisis thriller.
Rebecca Review: Haunted By Hitchcock
Mrs. de Winter can't escape the ghost of Rebecca and audiences won't be able to escape the ghost of Hitchcock.
Why We Don’t Need a Call Me by Your Name Sequel
There is one huge reason why we don't need a Call Me by Your Name sequel.
Hotel Mumbai: Jason Isaacs, Anupam Kher, Nazanin Boniadi, and Anthony Maras on Finding Unity in Divisive Times
The cast and director of Hotel Mumbai discuss approaching the Indian tragedy respectfully and authentically to help audiences connect with its story of everyday heroes.
TIFF 2017: Call Me By Your Name Review
TIFF 2017: Call Me By Your Name Review.
Cars 3 Review
Are the Cars movies merely merchandising cash cows that grown-up Pixar fans wish would just go away, or have they morphed into something more?
TIFF 2016: Free Fire Review
Free Fire TIFF 2016 Review.
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Blu-ray review
We break down the film and features on this week's Blu-ray release of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Find it out it deserves a spot on your That Shelf...
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Review
In a world where 007 and Mission: Impossible are top dogs in the spy movie game, does Guy Ritchie's Cold War caper The Man from U.N.C.L.E. deliver?
The Lone Ranger Review
Aside from some really great stuntwork in a pair of showstopping (if incredibly similar) action set pieces, an interesting take on the film’s titular cowboy, and a good look overall, The Lone Ranger gets bogged down thanks to a useless 149 minute running time and a cavalier, ironic, and wholly unwelcome revisionist history that thinks it’s progressive but is dumb as desert dirt.
Interview: James Badge Dale
That Shelf catches up with character actor James Badge Dale, who can be caught in The Lone Ranger , World War Z , and Iron Man 3 , about his latest Gore Verbinski directed, Johnny Depp starring effort, the feel and scale of dressing up for a period western, Lone Ranger 's incredible stunt work, never getting recognized in public thanks to constantly changing facial hair, what it’s like to work with so little down time, his dorky love for a certain game involving multi-sided dies, and if there are any childhood fantasies he has left to fulfil.
Mirror Mirror Review
Although it boasts decent lead performances from Lily Collins and Julia Roberts, Mirror Mirror is a dreadful, pandering, and inane retelling of Snow White from Immortals director Tarsem Singh and producer Brett Ratner. It's this year's Sucker Punch .
