Preacher: 5 Things We Love About AMC’s Adaptation
Here are five things we love about AMC's highly anticipated Preacher adaptation.
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Preacher: Ian Colletti on Arseface, Acting in Prosthetics, and His That Shelf
We chat with Ian Colletti, the actor playing Arseface on the highly anticipated AMC series Preacher .
Steve Jobs Blu-ray Review
We break down the new Blu-ray for Steve Jobs to let you know if it's shelf-worthy.
The Night Before Review
Drugs, alcohol, and bromance abound in this hilarious holiday comedy with a surprising amount of heart.
Steve Jobs Review
Steve Jobs must face ghosts from his past on the eve of three historical product launches in Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin's Dickensian take on this modern mythological character.
REELSIDE: The Documentary Series We Didn’t Realize We Needed
TMN's documentary series Reelside consists of six episodes, each concentrating on a different group of filmmakers. Each part is unique but forms a cohesive unit that subtly reinforces pride in film talent that just happens to be Canadian.
Manglehorn Interview: David Gordon Green on Pacino, Kenny Powers, and Remaking a Movie in Portuguese
Director David Gordon Green has helmed some of the more unique and engaging independent films of the last decade and a half. We spoke to him about his latest film, Manglehorn , starring Al Pacino as a curmudgeonly keymaker.
The Interview Review
A look at a film you might never see suggests that it's just a pretty half-assed, only intermittently amusing comedy.
Home Entertainment Review: Neighbors (2014)
Neighbors (Nick Stoller, 2014) – If nothing else, you’ve gotta give Seth Rogen credit for acknowledging his age. Sure, in his latest movie he plays a stoner with a heart of gold who feuds with frat kids, but at least this time he’s playing a thirty-something stoner with a heart of gold feuding with frat […]
20 Sleeper Hits You Can Rent for Free from Bay Street Video
Our film editor was asked to contribute to a list of dozens of "sleeper hits" that can currently be rented free of charge from Bay Street Video in Toronto. Given the vague definition of the term, here is why he chose his films on the list and gives recommendations for other films to pair alongside the free rentals.
Neighbors Review
Nicholas Stoller’s Neighbors has all of the trappings of a crowd pleasing, bad taste classic in the making, but at least there’s no question that the filmmakers are laughing directly at their subjects rather than with them.
This is the End Review
There’s no logical reason why Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s directorial debut This is the End should work outside of containing sheer, overpowering amounts of talent in front of the camera. It becomes more than the mere trifle most would expect it to be on the surface and instead becomes the funniest comedy so far this summer and one of the seasons most pleasant, yet foul-mouthed surprises.
The Guilt Trip Review
The award for the most physically uncomfortable film to watch in 2012 goes quite easily to The Guilt Trip . This 95 minutes of mother-nagging offers about 10 minutes of passable cringe comedy and 85 minutes of painfully unfunny gags that will make you want to crawl up into a fetal ball and pray for it all to end.
Take This Waltz Review
More thematically interesting than good, Take This Waltz is the rare breed of film that strives for realism in individual sequences, but it never fully comes together as a total package.
Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope Review
Documentarian Morgan Spurlock turns his attention to the San Diego Comic-Con in his most well rounded and, dare we say, heartwarming film to date.
