Free Guy Trailer: You Down with NPCs?
Director Shawn Levy's sci-fi action flick Free Guy sees Ryan Reynolds play a self-aware NPC living inside a chaotic video game world.
Ryan Reynolds
6 Underground Review: A Summer Blockbuster Explodes onto Netflix
6 Underground, the new blockbuster film from Netflix and Michael Bay is as enthralling or problematic as you want it to be.
Hobbs & Shaw Review
Easily the funniest film in the action-packed Fast & Furious universe, Hobbs & Shaw opens up new roads for this spin-off franchise to travel down.
Parental Guidance: Detective Pikachu
Detective Pikachu is a family-friendly mystery with the added charm of imagining a world in which Pokemon are real – and sometimes solve crimes. But should you take your kids to see it?
Pokemon Detective Pikachu Review: Pocket Monster Gumshoe has Gotta Catch ”˜Em All (Bad Guys, That Is)
Pocket monsters abound in a whodunit that ticks all the mystery boxes, but its real star is Ryan Reynolds' deadpan Pikachu, reminiscent of his star-making turn as Deadpool.
Spoiled Rotten Episode 67: Deadpool 2
Ben and Daniel spoil Deadpool 2 and discuss the latest Gotham, Arrowverse, Star Wars, and Ms. Marvel news!
Deadpool 2 Review
Deadpool 2 has jokes, but it doesn't have much affection for its characters.
Deadpool Blu-ray Review
Deadpool arrived on Blu-ray this week with a sack full of goodies for people who are into that kind of thing, i.e. us.
Deadpool Review
Deadpool is an obnoxious, unapologetic, raunchy good time.
Mississippi Grind Blu-ray Review
Mississippi Grind does justice to a familiar genre, but does the Blu-ray do justice to the film?
Mississippi Grind: Analeigh Tipton Interview
We talk gambling, magic, working with Ben Mendelsohn, and watching Gladiator with Mississippi Grind star Analeigh Tipton.
Mississippi Grind Review
Gambling films are hard. Can Ben Mendelsohn and Ryan Reynolds help elevate the genre?
Self/less Review
Director Tarsem Singh brings none of the visual flair we've come to know and love him for in this tired sci-fi body-switching action flick that's basically a remake of John Frankenheimer's superior Seconds.
TIFF 2014: The Voices Review
The Voices Vanguard In every horror movie, established or not, there has to be some assumption as to why a slasher is on their spree. Traumatic childhoods, supernatural influences, mental instability. Sometimes, there are films that try to turn the mirror on this, creating empathetic murders who seem like a machine unable to stop, like […]
Interview: Atom Egoyan
We talk to famed Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan about his latest film, The Captive .
