Viggo Mortensen
Ron Howard's Thirteen Lives dramatizes the story of the 2018 Thai cave rescue in which everyday divers saved thirteen trapped boys as the world watched.
Crimes of the Future Review: Sickos, Rejoice!
With Crimes of the Future, David Cronenberg reminds us that he's Canada's best and boldest filmmaker. And who expected Kristen Stewart and Don McKellar to be such a dream team?
Cannes 2022 Interview: Viggo Mortensen on Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future
Crimes of the Future star Viggo Mortensen joins us to discuss his latest collaboration with Canada's favourite auteur, David Cronenberg.
Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: May 27
That Shelf's Jason Gorber stops by CBC's Metro Morning to talks about the return of Cannes and the big movies screening at this year's fest.
Cannes 2022: Crimes of the Future Review
Toronto's own auteur David Cronenberg returns to Cannes with his decidedly hot and "red" CRIMES OF THE FUTURE.
The Lord of the Rings 4K UHD Review: A Look Back at Peter Jackon’s Epic Film Series
Here is our extended look at the new 4K UHD Blu-ray release of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy. Is it the ultimate holiday gift for the movie buff in your family?
TIFF 2020: Falling Review
Viggo Mortensen elegantly tackles the complicated dynamics of a father-son relationship in his directorial debut.
So That Happened: Let’s Discuss Green Book’s Best Picture Win
Let's talk about why Green Book's road to Oscar glory received so much backlash.
TIFF 2018: Green Book Review
Green Book TIFF 2018 Review.
Captain Fantastic: Viggo Mortensen and Matt Ross Interview
We caught up with Viggo Mortensen and actor-turned director Matt Ross at Cannes to talk about their new film Captain Fantastic.
The Two Faces of January Review
The directorial debut of screenwriter Hossein Amini, The Two Faces of January, is a well acted and looking thriller that never quite brings out the most in its source text.
Gabrielle, Enemy, Orphan Black, & Call Me Fitz Big Winners at 2014 Canadian Screen Awards
Canadian films Gabrielle and Enemy took home major film awards at last night's Canadian Screen Awards, while Call Me Fitz and Orphan Black ruled the television side of the evening's festivities.
On the Road Review
While not a bad film overall, the probably unadaptable On the Road captures an admirably realistic feeling sense of aimlessness and youthful hedonism, but it's hard to shake the feeling that something big is still missing
The New Old: America’s Sweethearts
While sick, one of our film critics went through a bunch of re-releases from the 80s and 90s from the 20th Century Fox archives (now being distributed by Anchor Bay). Without rhyme or reason he watched Ghost in the Machine, Six Pack, Hear No Evil, Jack the Bear, The Pirate Movie, Quicksilver Highways, Tough Enough, a made for TV remake of Vanishing Point, and former NFL great Howie Long's first starring role in Firestorm. We don't fully know why he did it , either, but some of them were good!
This Week in DVD: 3/25/12
Your course schedule for This Week in DVD: Psychology (A Dangerous Method), philosophy (Confuscius), physical education (Monster Brawl), American Studies (Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close), film studies (Corman's World), and detention (Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked).