Werner Herzog: Radical Dreamer Review
The new documentary Werner Herzog: Radical Dreamer meanders through Herzog’s life and career with rambling reflections from the man himself.
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Contest: Win advance screening passes for Argylle!
Win advance screening passes for Argylle, the fantasy spy thriller starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill, Dua Lipa, and more!
The Promised Land Exclusive Poster Premiere
Check out the new Canadian exclusive poster for the epic historical drama, The Promised Land, starring Mads Mikkelsen. It opens in Canadian theatres on February 9.
Destroy All Neighbors Review: Gory, Gruesome, Gnarly Fun for the Whole Family
Destroy All Neighbors is a splatter-filled B-movie with a game cast.
The Book of Clarence Review: Jeymes Samuel’s Sophomore Effort Impresses
Filmmaker Jeymes Samuel brings originality and some truly inspired casting to make The Book of Clarence something truly worth seeing.
Andrew Scott and Andrew Haigh on All of Us Strangers and the Power of Love
Andrew Scott and Andrew Haigh discuss All of Us Strangers and making a story of queer love and family that lets people feel seen.
Some Other Woman Review: Who Is She?
If you’re in the mood for a light psychological thriller, Some Other Woman is a satisfactory thriller that has a few tricks up its sleeve that may catch you off guard.
The Beekeeper Review: Unbee-lievable Action
Does The Beekeeper represent a new kind of Bee-movie? ason Statham's latest actioner flies with a hive of mindless January releases that offer what audiences expect.
Mean Girls Review: Stop Trying To Make Fetch Happen
Mean Girls is a delightfully funny and fresh take on high school teenage girl clique-dom with engaging characters, witty, highly quotable dialogue, and a cast of future stars. It’s just too bad that movie came out in 2004.
Night Swim Review: Stay in the Shallow End
Night Swim aims to be a dripping haunted horror film about these cement ponds, but largely misses the mark.
Jonathan Glazer on The Zone of Interest and History in Present Tense
The Zone of Interest director Jonathan Glazer talks about adapting Martin Amis's novel for the screen and putting a Holocaust tale in present tense.
All of Us Strangers Review: Get Ready for All the Feels
Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Claire Foy, and Jamie Bell star in Andrew Haigh's deeply moving tale of things unsaid, All of Us Strangers.
Milestone Movie Anniversaries in 2024
From Batman to Interstellar and from Ghostbusters to The Lion King, here are the notable movie anniversaries coming your way in 2024.
The Best Films of 2023: A Year in Review
That Shelf's picks for the best films of 2023 include Past Lives, Oppenheimer, Anatomy of a Fall, All of Us Strangers, BlackBerry, and more.
Good Grief Review: Dan Levy Gets Serious in First Feature
Dan Levy makes his feature directorial debut withGood Grief, an exploration of grief, loss, and what it means to figure life out.
