You Had To Be There Review
Nick Davis' You Had To Be There is a warm, funny, and poignant look back at Toronto's 1972 Godspell production, the unlikely launchpad for a generation of comedy legends.
Eugene Levy
Interview: You Had to Be There’s Nick Davis, Jane Mendelsohn, and Paul Shaffer
That Shelf interviews Nick Davis, Jane Mendelsohn, and Paul Shaffer about You Had To Be There , the documentary about the legendary Toronto Godspell.
Canadian Film and TV Icon Catherine O’Hara Passes Away at 71
O'Hara passed of a sudden illness today. Tributes and celebrations of the Canadian film and TV icon's life flooded social media.
Only Murders in the Building Season 4 Review: More Hilarious and Heartfelt Fun
Everyone's favourite trio of sleuths is back and better than ever in another twisty but emotionally resonant season of Only Murders in the Building.
comPOSERS Episode 100: Serendipity
This week we celebrate our 100th episode in true comPOSERS fashion: by covering a film and soundtrack that nobody cares about. Not even us. Join us anyway, as romcomPOSERS month continues, for Alan Silvestri's Serendipity.
Finding Dory Review: Dory Flounders
Finding Dory is another sequel in a summer full of sequels that feel like sequels, and not in a good way.
Canadian Screen Awards Photo Gallery and Clips
Our photos and clips from the press room of last night's Canadian Screen Awards.
Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Witness Protection Review
Tyler Perry's latest outing with the mad black woman Madea is just as broad and potentially damaging as ever, but the low point of Madea's Witness Protection is that it might be more of a direct rip off of Big Momma's House than the previous entries in the lowbrow series.
American Reunion Review
Only sporadically funny, but mostly dull and surprisingly insincere given the three previous films, American Reunion fails to reignite a concept that already seemed to have a very logical conclusion. This pie is pretty stale.
