As a family, we pledged to embark upon an epic MCU rewatch before we see Avengers: Endgame – and answer the all-important question: should you watch these with your kids? Bring on Captain America: The Winter Soldier!
Jackie English joins Jeremy to watch THE STING and behold the layers and levels of deception inside of what one might consider not only the perfect-con, but the perfect film…
Patrick Haggarty joins Jeremy to watch Three Days of the Condor and try to figure out what the hell was happening in this iconic spy film that is just barely Christmas adjacent.
The new Criterion Blu-ray treatment of 1969's Downhill Racer proves that this underrated classic was much more than a sports film.
Courtesy of eOne Films, we're giving away passes to advance screenings of the comedy adventure A Walk In The Woods in Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa and Halifax!
A very well made first documentary from Comedian Adam Carolla , Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman explores the actor's real passion in depth and gives real insight into what kind of man he really was.
Cathedrals of Culture is a collection of six short films from world class directors that gorgeously looks at some of the best buildings on Earth in 3D.
Delivering a good stand alone story and not getting too far bogged down in Avengers mythology, Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a great follow-up to one of the best films Marvel Studios has produced to date.
All is Lost might be the sparsest of the recent glut of survival dramas in the past few weeks, the sparsest of the bunch by far, but also boasts great set pieces and an incredible leading performance from Robert Redford, who hasn’t had a role this good since Out of Africa in 1985.
Enter for a chance to win one of five pairs of passes to an advance screening of All is Lost, starring Robert Redford, on Monday, October 21st, courtesy of Dork Shelf and eOne Films!
The Company You Keep, the latest thriller from actor and director Robert Redford is almost quaint in terms of how unpretentious it is despite subject material and a stacked cast of familiar faces that could have been so much more than this. But it's that smallness that makes it all that much better.
No DVD column this week, but we'll return with it next week. Instead, we take a look at a whopping FIVE film festivals kicking off in Toronto this week: the 7th annual Canadian Film Fest, the Canadian Music Week Film Fest, Water Docs, the 13th annual aluCine Latin Film Festival, and Creepy Christian Cinema.
In honour of the release of the latest 007 adventure, the TIFF Bell Lightbox takes a look at some of the other spy thrillers that came out of the legacy of James Bond in Beyond Bond: The Other Secret Agents.
Day four of our TIFF 2012 coverage rolls on with the festival's second day and looks at Argo, The Company You Keep, West of Memphis, At Any Price, Berberian Sound Studio, Imagine, and All That Matters is Past.
Dork Shelf talks to Texas Killing Fields director Ami Canaan Mann about preparing and authentic feeling true crime drama, working with heavyweights like Sam Worthington and Jessica Chastain, and what it was like learning filmmaking from her father, Michael Mann.
