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The Gunman Review

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The Gunman stars Sean Penn as a sniper in a film that feels past its prime. Despite a stellar supporting cast including Javier Bardem, Idris Elba and Ray Winstone, the only thing on mark is the aim of the protagonist.

Transform and Rock Out: The Cybertronic Spree at The Bloor

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A celebration of Transformers G1 unlike any other is set to take place this weekend at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema, with a viewing of the classic 1986 animated film Transformers: The Movie and a performance by the band that's more than meets the eye, The Cybertronic Spree.

Interview: Jack O’Connell

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We spoke with Jack O'Connell about his performance in the breathtaking '71 and how from his experience, the best films are the ones that hurt the most.

’71 Review

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’71 is a relentless, impressive and frank film about the IRA conflict, The Troubles at its peak, and moreover how no wars are fought strictly between combative soldiers on isolated battlefields.

Cinderella Review

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Kenneth Branagh's live action telling of Disney's Cinderella is basically a classic fairy tale perfected and everything a Disney fan could ask for.

Run All Night Review

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In a season notorious for film famine, a decent fast food action flick can taste like cinematic steak, which is why our newest critic ate up Run All Night.

Miss Julie Review

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A taboo tryst between an aristocrat’s daughter and her father’s valet serves to send these two characters down the rabbit hole in a race to see who can sink lowest in Liv Ullmann’s Miss Julie.

The Cobbler Review

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The Cobbler is one of the stranger films to come out of Hollywood in recent history, it's a bit of train wreck that's hard not to stare at even if you know you shouldn't.

Chappie Review

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Chappie is an odd film with many faults but worth watching for its spectacle and little surprises.