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The writers at That Shelf pick the best People's Choice Award winners in the history of the Toronto International Film Festival.
Mulan Review: Disney’s Live Action Adaptation of the Animated Classic Cuts Straight
Our review of Disney's live action adaptation of MULAN – see how it holds up and get a sword fighting lesson in the process!
Red Balloon Trailer: Let Your Tears Fly Free
Avi Federgreen’s touching short film Red Balloon examines love, the fear of loss, and learning to let go.
No Time to Die Trailer: James Bond Is Back!
James Bond will return to theatres November 20.
I’m Thinking of Ending Things Review: Danse Macabre
Charlie Kaufman's latest headtrip stars Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemmons as a couple on the fritz.
Shudder: What to Watch – September 2020
Shudder’s September programming includes new Fantasia acquisitions, a Vincent Price collection, and a completely bonkers Nic Cage performance.
Black Hole Films Episode 176 – Son of Godzilla & Godzilla SHOWA Era Pt 2
ThatShelf.com presents: Black Hole Films - A podcast, hosted by Jeremy LaLonde, where people finally get around to watching that film they always meant to. Christine Krawczyk joins Jeremy for SON OF GODZILLA and Jeremy gets a lesson from a lifelong Godzilla fan, while hardly being able to contain himself over the joy that Mini-zilla […]
Ava Review: A Great Cast Can’t Rise Above A Dull Script
Despite a cast that includes Jessica Chastain and Colin Farrell, Ava can't rise above its dull script no matter how seriously it takes itself.
Spoiled Rotten 112: Revisiting X-Men
Ben and Daniel revisit the first X-Men movie!
comPOSERS Episode 75: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Join us as we tackle Alan Menken's score to the upsettingly-dark Disney film The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Alain Delon
The face of an angel with haunted, almost devilish eyes couldn’t be more suited to capturing the hearts and imaginations of viewers, and throughout his lengthy career Delon has played a series of charismatic bad boys that have made him a very potent, very eternal sex symbol
Personal History of David Copperfield Review: Rubber Dickens
Armando Ianucci imagines Charles Dickens' classic novel anew.
You Cannot Kill David Arquette Interview: Arquette on Learning to Love Himself and Which Wrestlers Would Make Great Actors
You Cannot Kill David Arquette Interview: Arquette discusses learning to love himself and which wrestling legends would make great actors.
Bill & Ted Face the Music: Most Excellent or Totally Bogus?
Bill & Ted Face the Music picks up 30-years after the duos’ bogus journey and finds the middle-aged Wyld Stallyns struggling to fulfill their destiny.
Interview: TENET Cast and Crew talk about this Summer’s major blockbuster
Christopher Nolan, John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, and Ludwig Goransson on this summer's time-bending thriller.