The Dog Stars: Quiet, Grief, Action!
This is a slow movie more about grief than anything else, what to do with it, and how to move on with life.
This is a slow movie more about grief than anything else, what to do with it, and how to move on with life.
Once again, Rian Johnson has whipped up a cacophony of murderous mayhem.
Wright’s The Running Man has all the tools necessary for a great popcorn blockbuster. Led by a charismatic star, the film is big, bombastic fun but still believes that it has something to say.
Thanks to our friends at The TARO Group and Paramount Pictures Canada, we’re giving away two double passes to an advance screening of The Running Man in Toronto, Montreal (English and French), Vancouver and Edmonton on Wednesday, November 12th!
Just in time for spooky season, Rian Johnson delivers another chapter in the best franchise in Hollywood.
It’s finally time to head back to Arrakis. Directed by Denis Villenuve, Dune: Part...
Never let it be said that Denis Villeneuve isn?t willing to take risks. After the financial...
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The Merc with the Mouth is back… and he’s got babies on his mind! In DEADPOOL 2, the...
As one of the biggest films in box office history,?Avengers: Infinity War has definitely left its...
Hey SF?ers! ?Trying something new so here goes: Marshall w/Chadwick Boseman & Josh Gad: ?They say that the opposite of the White Savior trope in film is the Magical Negro trope. Marshall clearly went full Magical Negro with...
We are all looking for something until we find it. With their typical humor and wit, the Coen...
The Coen Brothers? Hail, Caesar is an entertaining look at the old Hollywood Studio System with a load of insider references. (I would love to have a Cliff Notes type of resource to identify all those references.)