Fernando León de Aranoa speaks to us about how A Perfect Day was influenced by his personal experiences working with international aid workers in Bosnia, his close collaboration with Benicio Del Toro, and his love mixing tones to capture all the beautiful grays of life.
Anthony Mackie talks to Dork Shelf about how making Triple 9 was different from a Marvel movie, when things on set almost got too real, what makes him want to fight, and a new movement he's seeing among young black actors in Hollywood.
Is there more going for heist flick Triple 9 than just its all star ensemble cast?
Michael Moore's latest doc Where To Invade Next is a light, comedic hodgepodge of ideas that probably would have worked better as a TV series.
Why Shout Factory's new The Serpent and the Rainbow Blu-ray is a must own for any self-respecting horror fan.
The Graduate is on Criterion for the first time since the days of laserdisc. The new Blu-ray ports over some old extras while adding some stellar new ones, you're going to want to make room on your shelf for this one.
This week we're joined by the absolutely delightful Toronto film journalist Sasha James!
The Good Dinosaur comes out on Blu-ray this week with a great technical presentation and some insight on what happened with Pixar's first financial flop.
We speak with actor Stephan James, the Toronto-born star of Race, a film that tells the remarkable tale of Jesse Owens’ triumph at the 1936 Munich Olympics.
Wonderfully realized, creepy as hell, The Witch is period horror done right.
We break down the new Blu-ray for Steve Jobs to let you know if it's shelf-worthy.
The Valentine's Day rom com list for people who hate Valentine's Day and rom coms.
Zoolander 2 makes a valiant effort, but it's too slow and out of touch to match the brilliance of its predecessor.
Fans of Harry Potter will be able to get the proper version of events even if they can't see the play in London.
On this week's episode of The Roundup, we’re joined by the absolutely lovely Alanna Bennett from Buzzfeed.
