Men, Women, and Children (Jason Reitman, 2014) – Jason Reitman is a tough director to pin down. He clearly wants to be taken seriously and often attempts to dive into dark subject matter. Yet, he’s also a crowd-pleaser who tugs on emotions manipulatively and craves populist response/box office. So that leads to muddled movies from […]
Despite a great leading performance from Jeremy Renner and a relatively untold true story, Kill the Messenger is a bit of a missed opportunity.
An overstuffed Crash like tale of teens, adults, and the internet, Jason Reitman's latest is too all over the place to succeed.
We talk to filmmaker Jason Reitman and actress Jennifer Garner about their work on the film Men, Women, & Children.
Men, Women, & Children Special Presentations Despite chronically lapsing into the kind of melodrama that only parents who would bubble wrap their kids to keep them from from getting hurt would love, this story of the internets and the interconnectedness of our daily wired lives told through the microcosm of a small Texas town represents […]
Underwhelming, Lynn Shelton's Touchy Feely feels like a stock American indie that never lives up to the talents of the director or the cast. It's not awful, but it never reaches it's full potential.
Enter for a chance to win one of three pairs of run-of-engagement passes to see Touchy Feely in Toronto at the Carlton Cinema, courtesy of Dork Shelf and VSC.
Enter for a chance to win a pair of passes to see an advance screening of Gus Van Sant's Promised Land on Thursday, January 3rd in Toronto, Ottawa, Halifax, and Winnipeg from Dork Shelf and Alliance Films.
Featuring a lineup of comedic heavyweights in-front of and behind the camera, the very hard R sci-fi buddy comedy The Watch works thanks largely thanks to the individual strengths of the cast and crew.
