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Spotlight TIFF 2015 Review
Exclusive: Avengers: Age of Ultron Clip
Avengers: Age of Ultron is coming to Digital HD and Blu-ray, and to celebrate we're debuting an exclusive clip from the film.
Infinitely Polar Bear Review
Infinitely Polar Bear is an incredibly accomplished work for a first time filmmaker, a delicately conceived character piece that even finds some standout visual and cinematic moments.
Geek Hard Podcast: Episode 257
On this episode we review Avengers: Age of Ultron. We also talk with Ari Millen of Orphan Black about the current season. Kris Johnson drops by in studio with us to discuss Free Comic Book Day happening May 2, 2015.
Avengers: Age of Ultron Review
Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron is big on set pieces and spectacle, but what happened to the fun?
Foxcatcher Review
Certain to get noticed for its trio of electrifying leading performances, Foxcatcher is an unnerving and stylish true life tragedy, but something is still off.
Interview: Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, & Mark Ruffalo
We talk to the three leads of Foxcatcher: Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo.
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TIFF 2014: Foxcatcher Review
Foxcatcher Gala Certain to get noticed for its trio of electrifying leading performances, this unnerving and stylish true life tragedy still feels a bit off thanks to director Bennett Miller (Moneyball, Capote) overcompensating where he doesn’t need to. Olympic gold medal wrestler Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) has just come back from the 1984 Olympics and […]
TIFF 2014: Infinitely Polar Bear Review
Infinitely Polar Bear Gala Although somewhat awkwardly mounted by first time director Maya Forbes, her retelling of her own childhood with a bipolar father in late 70s Boston holds a wealth of empathy and emotion that more than makes up for any technical shortcomings. Not long after suffering a severe manic episode, Cameron (one of […]
Home Entertainment Review: Kingdom Come
Kingdom Come (Paiman Kalayeh, John Lyons Murphy, 2012) – I’ve been recently working on writing a piece about questions you should never ask at a Q&A following a screening at a film festival. One of those questions is “Was it a struggle to get this film made?” I say you shouldn’t ask that not because […]
Begin Again Review
Begin Again, filmmaker John Carney’s musically minded feature length follow-up to the genuinely charming Irish sleeper hit Once, has all the energy, talent, and drive of a dire, out of tune cover band that has deluded itself quite terribly into thinking all its members are swaggering rock and roll gods and goddesses.
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Fast Five: Best Bets from Inside Out 2014
With the 24th annual Inside Out Film Festival kicking off tonight, here are five films you won't want to miss at this year's showcase of the best in LGBT themed films.
Thanks for Sharing Review
It might only just be finding a theatrical release now in Canada (after premiering at TIFF in 2012) to capitalize on the relative success of the similarly pitched Don Jon, but as far as looks at sex addiction go writer and director Stuart Blumberg’s Thanks for Sharing is almost infinitely preferable in spite of its own flaws and shortcomings.