The Last Duel Review: Flipping the He Said/She Said Script
A thrilling battle of duelling perspectives that implores audiences to believe women.
Matt Damon
Stillwater Review: Dad Bod Damon
Stillwater puts a new spin on the Amanda Knox story.
Summer Reading List: 10 Upcoming Adaptations for the Beach
Here are ten upcoming films based on books to help you plan your summer reading list.
comPOSERS Episode 117: Ford v. Ferrari
Happy Father's Day! This week the boys are celebrating with what critics disparagingly called a "dad movie": the actually-rather-brilliant Ford v. Ferrari, with the actually-rather-brilliant score by Marco Beltrami and Buck Sanders.
TIFF 2017: Downsizing Review
TIFF 2017: Downsizing Review.
TIFF 2017: Suburbicon Review
TIFF 2017: Suburbicon Review.
The Roundup Episode #11 – Teddy Wilson
This week we're joined by Teddy Wilson, host of Innerspace, to drink wine and debate anything and everything pop culture.
Geek Hard Podcast: Episode 279
On this episode we review The Martian. We also talk with Donna Davies director of Fanarchy documentary and with programmer Christian Burgess from the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.
The Martian Review
The Martian is easily one of director Ridley Scott's best efforts in years, and that's saying something.
TIFF 2015: The Martian Review
The Martian TIFF 2015 review
The Zero Theorem Review
Terry Gilliam's The Zero Theorem is a sprawling, thoughtful mess of a movie that tosses a cavalcade of ideas (both visual and philosophical) at the audience with almost reckless abandon.
CONTEST: Win THE ZERO THEOREM on DVD!
Enter for a chance to win a copy of The Zero Theorem - the latest film from director Terry Gilliam - on DVD, courtesy of Dork Shelf and Mongrel Media!
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.
Elysium Review
Just as illogical and bearing an intensely preachy, somewhat botched political message this Neil Blomkamp's previous outing District 9 suffered from, Elysium might just be slightly better since it doesn't hinge on a gimmick it can abandon as soon as possible once the filmmaker decides he just wants to start blowing things up and stop making any sense.
Behind the Candelabra Review
Steven Soderbergh's Liberace bio-pic Behind the Candelabra - debuting tomorrow on HBO with a simulcast at the TIFF Bell Lightbox for the Inside Out festival at 9pm - is a tasteful and fascinating look at a kitschy entertainment icon, with excellent leading performances from Michael Douglas and Matt Damon.
