The Roundup Episode #4 – Diana McCallum
Welcome to episode #4 of The Roundup with Elena & Meg! This week features our first co-host, Diana McCallum. Join us as we discuss the latest in film, TV, comics, and video games!
film
Infinitely Polar Bear Review
Infinitely Polar Bear is an incredibly accomplished work for a first time filmmaker, a delicately conceived character piece that even finds some standout visual and cinematic moments.
Terminator Genisys Review
Terminator Genisys is a passable little piece of schlocky nostalgia, the most charming part of which is the big wink we get from Arnie who is clearly enjoying himself.
My One Demand: The Movie You Can See Before They’ve Finished Making It
The unique new film from Blast Theory will be streamed to the theatre in real-time from the streets of Toronto.
The Overnight Review
Once gain the Duplass brothers have brought us something original and fresh. The Overnight might not be the biggest movie of the summer, but it's easily the funniest thus far.
Batman’s Disease: Searching For a Post Traumatic Hero
Desmond from Lost shows that living with trauma doesn't make you into a monster.
Listen To Our 40 Minute Chat With Legendary Director Norman Jewison
Norman Jewison is presenting Fiddler on the Roof as part of TIFF's Dreaming in Technicolor series, so we got the opportunity to talk to the legendary director. Here is the full audio of our interview.
Ted 2 Review
Ted 2 war crime of cinema, something that makes one feel like their soul is being damaged just a little bit by having to suffer through it.
The Overnight Interview: Adam Scott on Fake Dicks, Butthole Paintings, and Party Down
The hilarious comedy The Overnight opens this weekend and we got a chance to talk to Adam Scott about all kind of sophisticated things, like fake penises, goatees, and butthole paintings.
Manglehorn Interview: David Gordon Green on Pacino, Kenny Powers, and Remaking a Movie in Portuguese
Director David Gordon Green has helmed some of the more unique and engaging independent films of the last decade and a half. We spoke to him about his latest film, Manglehorn, starring Al Pacino as a curmudgeonly keymaker.
10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Orphan Black’s Kristian Bruun
We're happy that Donnie Hendrix has survived another season of Orphan Black, and what a great season it was for him. To celebrate, here are 10 fun facts about the actor who brings Donnie to life, Kristian Bruun.
Home Entertainment: Spirited Away/ The Cat Returns Review
Disney has been rolling out Studio Ghibli titles in pairs on HD Blu-ray for a while now, but we finally got Miyazaki's masterpiece Spirited Away, which is cause for celebration, and The Cat Returns ain't bad either.
Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman Review
A very well made first documentary from Comedian Adam Carolla , Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman explores the actor's real passion in depth and gives real insight into what kind of man he really was.
Inside Out Review
At the outset, Pixar's Inside Out is a bit silly and rambunctious, but as the story progresses and the theme is honed, it transcends its concept, making it not only the best Pixar movie in years, but one of the best films of 2015.
Video: Phyllis Smith “Sadness” Interview
As Inside Out week continues at Dork Shelf, we present to you a video of our exclusive interview with Phyllis Smith who voices "Sadness" in the film.
