Song of the Deep Review
A thin narrative and weak gameplay combine to make Insomniac's Song of the Deep feel shallow.
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The Sexy Confidence of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Though not as sharp as the original novel, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is nevertheless a diverting and empowering piece of fan-fiction.
Wakfu: Shak Shaka #1 Review
Wakfu is a pretty big deal. But does Shak Shaka live up to the promise of the preceding stories?
Disney Infinity 3.0 Review: From Star Wars to Inside Out
Disney Infinity 3.0 improves on its predecessor and delivers an incredibly robust all-ages gaming experience that truly has something for everyone.
N++ Review: The Short, Action-Packed Lifespan of the Ninja
The final installment of Metanet's N series expands on its predecessors and finds a magical balance between extreme difficulty and accessibility.
Axiom Verge Review: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Metroid
Axiom Verge is the work of an auteur who wants you to remember what it's like to not have all the answers.
The Restart: Grim Fandango
What do we really mean when we talk about the logic in Adventure Games?
The Rest of 2014 at The Bloor
With only two new releases for the rest of the year (Advance Style and National Gallery, both of which are good), we look at all the remaining events at The Bloor in 2014.
Shorts for The Shortest Day
In honour of the shortest day of the year, the NFB has put together three packages of short films to commemorate the occasion!
This Week at The Bloor: 11/28/14
Three great docs - The Last Impresario, Getting to the Nutcracker, and Evolution of a Criminal - cap off a stacked week of programming at The Bloor.
This Week at The Bloor: 11/7/14
This week, The Bloor offers films looking at the ethical and legal problems of security certificates in The Secret Trial 5 and misunderstood urban communities in Slums: Cities of Tomorrow.
The Dork Shelf Guide to Reel Asian 2014
We kick off our coverage of the 2014 Reel Asian Film Festival.
The Dork Shelf Guide to Planet in Focus 2014
We take a look at ten of the films playing this year's ecologically minded Planet in Focus film festival.
TAD 2014: Shorts After Dark Reviews
For a filmmaker to hear that their feature film would be better off as a short, that’s tough. If they were to hear their short should be turned into a feature, now that’s a compliment. I think that’s what the short film showcases at festivals advertise: do we want to see more of this? It’s […]
This Week at The Bloor: 10/24/14
A pair of entertaining films about things that defy gravity rock and roll into the Bloor this weekend.
