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The Uprising: Garfield leads the people, looking for a Miracle

by Steve Norton | Sep 10, 2026 | Reviews

Directed by Paul Greengrass, The Uprising is a swashbuckling historical epic that has the elements to win the day but doesn’t entirely cross the finish line.

Hope: An unpredictable ride, with lots of questions

by Jason Thai | Sep 9, 2026 | Film, Reviews

Na Hong-jin returns with a thrilling blend of horror, mystery, sci-fi and explosive action. Hope doesn’t answer every question it raises, but its relentless suspense and spectacular set pieces make it one of the year’s most exciting genre films.

Minions & Monsters: So, help me. It’s delightful.

by Steve Norton | Sep 8, 2026 | Film, Reviews

The joyful silliness that I experienced in Minions & Monsters doesn’t feel natural yet it was undeniable.

North of North S2: Welcome back, Siaja

by Steve Norton | Sep 4, 2026 | CBC Gem, Reviews, Streaming

In the end, you just can’t help but fall in love with the community of Ice Cove.

The Grand Tour revs up for an enthusiastic revival

by Steve Norton | Sep 4, 2026 | Prime Video, Reviews, Streaming

You just simply can’t help appreciating these men and their bromantic relationship with one another.

By Any Means: When Justice Has to Break the Rules

by Sahana Pirapakaran | Sep 4, 2026 | Film, Reviews

What happens when the people sworn to uphold the law must seek justice through someone who has never played by its rules?

The FBI couldn’t crack it, so they called in the mob!

Onslaught lives up to its name

by Steve Norton | Sep 4, 2026 | Film, Reviews

With an eye to classic action films of the 1980s, Wingard has created visceral violence for the senses, even if the film’s soul doesn’t always match the calibre of its gunfire.

Armageddon Road: Buckle Up, It’s the End of the World

by Sahana Pirapakaran | Sep 3, 2026 | Film, Reviews

What happens when you think you’re finally getting your life back on track, only to discover that the road ahead might lead straight to the end of the world?