By Riley LS Directed and co-starred by Justin Baldoni, It Ends WIth Us is the first movie adaption of Colleen Hoovers’ books to the big screen. It follows the story of Lily Blossom Bloom (Blake Lively), who moves to Boston following the death of her father. While...
By Dave VoigtEditor, InTheSeats.caGuest Contributor Just because a thing can be done, doesn’t mean it should be. In theatres today, Borderlands is a colourful and well-designed affair that is just trying to distractyou from its lack of cohesive narrative that truly...
By Robert Bellissimo Some Like it Hot was released 65 years ago in 1959 and it still holds up beautifully! The film is often considered to be one of the funniest movies ever made and I'd have to agree. It was directed by Billy Wilder. The screenplay was by Billy...
By Catherine Erskine When I went in to see Abigail, I was worried. So many films have tried the horror/thriller with a twist of comedy route and flopped. But Abigail hits the nail on the head. (Or, should I say, the stake through the heart.) Written by Stephen...
By Robert Bellissimo “Je, Tu, Il, Elle” was Chantal Akerman's debut feature film from 1974. She co-wrote the script with Eric De Kuyper, and Paul Paquay. Chantal is also the star of the film, alongside Niels Arestrup, and Claire Wauthion. The film is about a young...
By Catherine Erskine Directed by Pamela Adlon and written by Ilana Glazer and Josh Rabinowitz, Babes is a no holds barred look at friendship, pregnancy and what keeps people together when their lives are on two very different paths. Eden (Ilana Glazer) plays the...
By Robert Bellissimo Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story is a moving portrait of the incredible R&B singer Jackie Shane who was one of the first black transgender performers. On the edge of stardom, she disappeared. What happened to her? This new documentary,...
By Robert Bellissimo Writer/Director Liliana Cavani based The Night Porter on real events. She had been making a documentary for Italian TV on prison camps when she met a woman who was a concentration camp survivor, whose lover was an SS Nazi Officer. He had been...
by Robert Bellissimo Edge Of The City (1957) was expanded from the 1955 live-for-televison play, "A Man Is Ten Feet Tall", which was specifically written for Sidney Poitier. It broke ground at the time for depicting a close friendship between a black man and a white...