The Oscar-Nominated Live Action Shorts: Is Riz the Winner?
Review of the Oscar-nominated live action shorts The Long Goodbye, Please Hold, The Dress, On My Mind, and Ala Kachuu - Take and Run.
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The Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts: Dark, but Daring
Review of the 2022 Oscar-nominated Animated Shorts including Boxballet, Affairs of the Art, Robin Robin, Bestia, and Windshield Wiper.
Contest: See Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049 or The Beatles: Get Back in IMAX
That Shelf and OntarioPlace want to send you and a friend to see Blade Runner: The Final Cut, Blade Runner 2049 or The Beatles: Get Back in IMAX at Cinesphere this weekend!
Black Hole Films Episode 243 – THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
Ken Cuperus joins Jeremy for The Greatest Show on Earth!
Spoiled Rotten 177 – Peacemaker: It’s Cow Or Never
Ben and Daniel spoil the Peacemaker finale and rate the whole season!
Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom Review – Happy Norbu
Bhutan's Oscar nominee for Best International Feature, Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom finds pleasure in simplicity.
Edoardo Vitaletti Talks The Last Thing Mary Saw
"The story is about, figuratively speaking, silencing people," says The Last Thing Mary Saw director Edoardo Vitaletti.
Dog Review: Give Channing Tatum a Bone
Channing Tatum's directorial debut Dog is a fun road movie and buddy comedy with an unexpected heart.
CONTEST: See DUNE in IMAX at the Cinesphere!
That Shelf wants to send you and a friend to see DUNE in IMAX at Toronto's Cinesphere!
Aline Review: The Power of Love, Baby!
Valérie Lemercier's biopic Aline, liberally inspired by the life and music of Céline Dion, is pure campy fun.
Black Hole Films Episode 242 – VERTIGO
Justin McConnell & Daniel Grant join Jeremy for Vertigo!
The Worst Person in the World Review: Pure Millennial Love
Renate Reinsve delivers a star-making performance in The Worst Person in the World
I Want You Back Review: Palatably Vanilla
I Want You Back is safe, enjoyable, and forgettable rom-com escapism.
Marry Me Review: Say Yes To JLo
Truly refreshing—in more ways than one—Marry Me is an utterly charming movie that will win over even the most jaded of romance movie watchers.
Parallel Mothers Review: A Perfect Pair
Penélope Cruz and Pedro Almodóvar offer further proof they're among the best actor-director combos of any generation with Parallel Mothers.
