The Thursday Murder Club Review: Big Stars, Weak Mystery
Netflix's The Thursday Murder Club brings Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley & Pierce Brosnan together for a cozy whodunit, but even an A-list cast can't solve the mystery of a lifeless script.
Pierce Brosnan
TIFF at 50: Looking Back at the Toronto International Film Festival
TIFF at 50: Our writers look back at fifty years of the Toronto International Film Festival with favourite films, memorable encounters, and pro-tips.
Black Bag Review: The Chicest Spy Thriller of the Season
Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender star in Black Bag , Steven Soderbergh's terrifically entertaining spy thriller about the value of emotional intelligence in the age of AI.
We Really Like Her: Mamma Mia!
We Really Like Her's Emily Gagne & Danita Steinberg tell us why they couldn't resist programming Mamma Mia for their March Revue Cinema screening series.
Spoiled Rotten 215: Black Adam
Ben and Daniel spoil Black Adam!
Black Adam Review: Dwayne Johnson gets a super-anti-hero franchise to call his own
Black Adam is a labour of love for star Dwayne Johnson, but audiences are likely to be indifferent to the punch-first, plot-second end result.
Ranked: The 10 Best Simpsons’ “Treehouse of Horror” Episodes
Just in time for Halloween, ThatShelf has ranked the ten best Treehouse of Horror episodes The Simpsons ever made.
comPOSERS Episode 86: GoldenEye
On this week's episode we return to the 90s to watch a shiny new James Bond save the world to the tune of spy-themed elevator music.
James Bond Ranked: Revisiting 007 Before ‘No Time to Die’
Revisit all 24 official James Bond films while eagerly awaiting 007's next outing, No Time to Die!
Thought Bubble: James Bond Must Die
With James Bond going through the motions yet again in Spectre , it's time for them to kill their darling 007 and make way for a spy by another number.
This Week at The Bloor: 9/26/14
Four powerhouse documentaries play at The Bloor this week (including two of the year's best) alongside a plethora of special events.
The November Man Review
Attempting to capitalize on "Brosnan-as-Bond" nostalgia, November Man is more straight-to-DVD than 007.
The Love Punch Review
The Love Punch wants to be a pleasant caper comedy where old people get a second lease on life, but it's actually offensive to the intelligence of any audience member who watches it and to it's over qualified cast.
BGM Episode 10: The Mirror Has Two Faces
Despite the fact that it’s about a verbally abused woman who hooks up with a sex-addicted modelizer, it’s a romantic comedy. Go figure! To celebrate reaching our tenth episode, we at BGM have decided to branch outside the norm and review a movie that, while not particularly heavy in gay in content, is fully gay […]
The New Old: Bond from 1982 to 2012
We finish up our in-depth look at the BOND 50 Blu-ray box set this Thanksgiving with a look at the British super spy from 1982's Octopussy through to 2008's Quantum of Solace . Our film and arts editor ranks his films from best to worst at the end, and so do you with a list of our That Shelf readers' favourites ranked in terms of votes as to which was the best.
