Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 3 Round 1
The first round of Movies vs. Matrimony season 3!
George Clooney
Our 100 Favourite Movies of the Decade: 2013
What are some of our favourite movies of 2013? We've cleared off some space on That Shelf for our 100 favourite movies of the decade. Here's our 2013 picks!
comPOSERS Episode 4: Gravity
Blast off with comPOSERS as we tackle Steven Price's score to Christopher Nolan's space thriller "Gravity"!
TIFF 2017: Suburbicon Review
TIFF 2017: Suburbicon Review.
Tuned In Episode 5 – TV is the Best Medicine
Peter Counter and Susan Stover aren't doctors, but they've sure seen a lot of people play them on TV! Tuned In takes on medicine in television.
The Shelf Episode 2 – 2017 Movie Preview
Our Film Editor and Editor-in-Chief discuss the indies and blockbusters they're looking forward to in 2017.
Hail, Caesar! Blu-ray Review
The Coen bros may not be at the top of their game for Hail, Caesar!, but even a minor work from these major filmmakers is worth a second (or third) look.
Cannes 2016: Money Monster Review
Can Money Monster's talented cast and director bring relevant social commentary to the Hollywood thriller?
Our Brand Is Crisis Review
David Gordon Green departs from his usual indie fare to bring us the Sandra Bullock-starring political potboiler Our Brand Is Crisis, but are we buying it?
TIFF 2015: Our Brand Is Crisis Review
Our Brand is Crisis TIFF 2015 review
Geek Hard Podcast: Episode 260
On this episode we review Tomorrowland, talk with author Neal Stephenson about his latest book Seveneves, and chat with Dale Wells of The Dandies, a Star Trek-themed Toronto improv group.
Tomorrowland Review
Tomorrowland has lofty aspirations and big ideas, but fails to bring it all together. There's entertainment value in the special effects and action scenes, but the story ultimately disappoints.
The Monuments Men Review
While it has some enjoyable moments, a complete lack of character development and an unsure storyline make George Clooney's latest directorial effort, the all star World War II period piece The Monuments Men, a bit of a ponderous disappointment.
Gravity Review
Best viewed on the largest screen humanly possible to capture the scope and grandeur of every frame, Gravity is exactly the kind of blockbuster filmmaking mainstream audiences deserve but never get. It could very well over time gain the same kind of cultish notoriety as King Kong or Jaws in terms of delivering the goods to the viewer and giving audiences just enough to chew on to analyze it afterwards and view it again and again.
TIFF 2013: Gravity Review
Gravity Special Presentation Director: Alfonso Cuaron Following a prolonged absence from the director’s chair after the remarkable Children of Men, Cuaron has finally returned with Gravity and the result demands the use of descriptors like “astounding” and “groundbreaking.” As a visceral viewing experience and space simulation, there’s simply never been anything like this before. Continuing […]
