Bones And All Review: A Poetic Ode to Sadistic Soulmates
Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell star inn Luca Guadagnino's Bones and All, a story of two savage and sadistic soulmates.
Mark Rylance
Phantom of the Open Review: A Few Strokes Off Par
The true story of eccentric hoaxer, Maurice Flitcroft, is more earnest than quirky as Mark Rylance brings the golfer's story to the screen in The Phantom of the Open.
Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: March 18
That Shelf's Jason Gorber stops by CBC's Metro Morning to talk about The Outfit, a gangster-style thriller and Agatha Christie-like mystery.
The Outfit Review: A Cut Above
Mark Rylance gives a smartly stitched performance in The Outfit, Graham Moore's old-school thriller with killer threads.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 Review: Aaron Sorkin Back In His Element
Aaron Sorkin's return to writing and directing delivers a dialogue-rich, visually static historical drama.
Ready Player One Review
Ready Player One is a classic Spielberg adventure that glosses over the more unique aspects of its premise.
The BFG Blu-ray Review
Spielberg, Disney and Roald Dahl look like a holy trinity on paper, but how did it translate to the screen in The BFG? We take a look at the film and Blu-ray that hits shelves today.
The BFG Review
The BFG is the first Disney film directed by Steven Spielberg and delivers the blend of classic storytelling and modern moviemaking we hoped it would.
Bridge of Spies Blu-ray Review
Spielberg remains essential to the tapestry of American film, but is the new Bridge of Spies Blu-ray essential to your collection?
