The End Review: Going Out on a High Note
Joshua Oppenheimer stages a dazzlingly bleak apocalyptic musical starring Tilda Swinton, Michael Shannon, and George MacKay with The End.
Michael Shannon
Spoiled Rotten 248: The Flash
Ben and Daniel spoil The Flash on Spoiled Rotten Podcast!
Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: August 19
That Shelf's Jason Gorber stops by Metro Morning to give us his take on Idris Elba's survival thriller Beast.
Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: August 5
That Shelf's Jason Gorber stopped by Metro Morning today to chat about the firepower and star power in Brad Pitt's latest, Bullet Train.
Spoiled Rotten 171: Revisiting Man of Steel
Ben and Daniel revisit Man of Steel!
Nine Perfect Strangers Review: A Retreat Worth Checking Into
Come for the plot that promises a vacation for a group of entitled wealthy folks, but stay for the rich performances from an extremely talented, entertaining cast.
Everyone Is a Suspect in the Final Knives Out Trailer
Rian Johnson’s star-studded whodunnit Knives Out is a joyful tribute to the murder mystery genre.
TIFF 2019: Knives Out Review
Knives Out is a thrilling whodunnit about a family of self-absorbed millionaires with their eyes on their family’s fortune.
TIFF 2018: What They Had Review
What They Had TIFF 2018 Review.
TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water Review
TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water Review.
Frank & Lola: Director Matthew Ross on Losing Michael Shannon to Man of Steel, Building Trust with Imogen Poots, and How to Get Food Right on Film
We spoke with Frank & Lola director Matthew Ross about the film's long and bumpy road to the big screen, building trust with his two leads, transplanting the film from New York to Las Vegas, and what he's been collecting recently.
Loving Review
Loving is an astonishingly humanist film, one that drops bombast in favour of a cool, concise storyline.
TIFF 2016: Salt and Fire Review
Salt and Fire TIFF 2016 review.
TIFF 2016: Loving Review
Jeff Nichols' Loving reviewed for TIFF 2016.
Midnight Special Review
Michael Shannon once again teams with director Jeff Nichols (Mud, Take Shelter) for a different kind of film, Midnight Special shoots for the stars and hits every one.
