Tangles Review: Cannes 2026
Beautiful animation, incredible voice performances, and a heartbreaking story make Tangles a masterpiece, showcasing the power of the animated medium.
Bryan Cranston
Malcom in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair Review: A Wonderful Extension to the Original
Smartly written, hilariously performed, and most importantly, entirely full of heart, the only major thing wrong with the Malcolm in the Middle sequel is that four episodes simply aren't enough.
The Phoenician Scheme Review: Anderson’s Antiquities Adventure
Benicio del Toro and Mia Threapleton star in The Phoenician Scheme , Wes Anderson's sprawling ensemble film where the joy is in the details.
Metro Morning: Argylle and its Taylor Swift Conspiracy
Film columnist Jason Gorber stops by CBC's Metro Morning to discuss spy fantasy Argylle and its Taylor Swift conspiracy.
Argylle Review: The Spy Who Exhausted Me
Tropes are stretched far too thin in Jason Fuchs' script that by the time the movie begins to embrace its absurdity in its third act, it's too late.
Asteroid City Review
Asteroid City sees Wes Anderson at his most hopeful and political, tackling trauma, quarantine, and the mysteries of outer space. It's a welcome pivot.
Asteroid City Is Wes Anderson’s Wacky Ride with Meta-Theatre
Asteroid City sees Wes Anderson wrestle with the dynamics of stage and screen. It's a hoot, but his play-within-a-film sort of gets it backwards.
Cannes 2023: Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City Review
Our look at Asteroid City, the latest from Wes Anderson, a weird and wild film starring an absolute army of A-level talent.
He Saved Latin: A Wes Anderson Retrospective
In preparation for the release of his tenth film, The French Dispatch, That Shelf takes a chronological look back at Wes Anderson's sprawling, whimsical, and oftentimes biting filmography.
Isle of Dogs Review
Isle of Dogs continues Wes Anderson's harmonious marriage of formalism and silliness.
All The Way Review
All The Way doesn't go far enough in its depiction of civil rights struggles, but it does provide Bryan Cranston with an opportunity to act the hell out of America's oddest president.
Trumbo Review
Can Trumbo rise above its award baiting, self-congratulatory Hollywood biopic trappings?
From Austin Powers to Trumbo: Jay Roach on How to Avoid Being Typecast as a Director
We speak with director Jay Roach about bringing Dalton Trumbo's life to screen and how he avoided getting typecast as solely a comedy director.
TIFF 2015: Trumbo Review
Trumbo TIFF 2015 review
Godzilla Review
The best spectacle filled summer blockbuster since Jurassic Park , Gareth Edwards' rebooting of Godzilla is as astonishing as it is wholly satisfying.
