Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Review: The Series Finds Its Magic Again
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t brings the fun back into a franchise that faltered a little the last time it took the stage.
Isla Fisher
Strays Review: Vulgar, Profane, and Exhausting In Unequal Measure
Vulgar, profane, and exhausting in unequal measure, Strays closes out the summer with a whimper, not a bang.
Metro Morning: Canine Comedy Strays Lacks Bite
Our Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber drops into CBC's Metro Morning to discuss Hollywood's latest canine comedy, Strays.
CONTEST: Win advance screening passes for Strays!
That Shelf & Universal Pictures want to send you to see an advanced screening of Strays in either Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal!
Godmothered Review: Redefining Happily Ever After
Disney+’s new holiday movie Godmothered stars Jillian Bell as a fairy godmother-in-training who winds up in over her head.
The Beach Bum Review
The Beach Bum's cast turn in over-the-top performances in one of 2019's most bizarre comedies.
Trailer: Harmony Korine’s BEACH BUM Brings the Bong
Happy Marijuana Legalization Day, Canada! What better way to celebrate than watching the trailer for POT-ential cult classic cannabis comedy The Beach Bum, brought to you by absurdist indie filmmaker Harmony Korine (Spring Breakers). Matthew McConaughey portrays the titular bum, Moondog, looking like he raided Guy Fieri’s wardrobe as he gets into all sorts of […]
Life of Crime Review
The lightweight, but fun Elmore Leonard adaptation Life of Crime should leave fans of the late author happy.
Now You See Me Review
Now You See Me is a deliriously fun, albeit silly movie, but if you were thinking of seeing a movie about and all star cast of magicians pulling off heists from the director of The Transporter what did you think you were buying a ticket for?
Rise of the Guardians Review
While it looks great, Rise of the Guardians teams up some of your favourite childhood hits in a film that's annoying, chaotic, and terribly written. It's as if Michael Bay decided to up and make a film for the under 10 crowd.
