Stanley KuBLOG: Spartacus – A Stanley Kubrick Retrospective
The difficulty of Spartacus is that for Kubrick it was definitely a promotion but at the same time also a demotion. The budget was bigger,...
Read MoreMoneyball and The Art of Sports Analysis
Throughout the years, sports films have been of the most successful in the industry’s history. Most notably, the Rocky franchise took the...
Read MoreLFF 2019 Review: The Irishman – “A sprawling, majestic masterpiece”
There is a quiet, glacial atmosphere which haunts each frame of Martin Scorsese’s biblical mob epic, The Irishman. Unlike the firecracker...
Read MoreReview: Driven – “A fun film with an interesting story”
Driven takes a comedic, sensationalist approach to the true story of John DeLorean caught in an FBI sting for drug trafficking by...
Read MoreSpielBLOG: Catch Me If You Can – A Steven Spielberg Retrospective
Catch Me If You Can is possibly Steven Spielberg’s last absolutely great movie. There are movies to come which have a lot of things...
Read MoreTIFF 2019 Review: Seberg
Jean Seberg was a screen star, making a resounding debut in Joan of Arc (where she actually sustained an injury for being ‘burned at the...
Read MoreWrapping Up TIFF 2019
The first edition of the Toronto International Film Festival under the co-leadership of Artistic Director Cameron Bailey and Executive...
Read MoreTIFF 2019 Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
A jaded journalist reluctantly profiles famous children entertainer Fred Rogers who is able to find the good in everyone. After a fight...
Read MoreTIFF 2019 Review: The Aeronauts – “The imagery is stunning”
In 1862 London, a meteorologist and a balloonist embark on an aerial adventure to break the flight altitude record as well as make...
Read MoreTIFF 2019 Review: Radioactive
Marie Curie deserves a biopic. She is the only person to win the Nobel Prize in two different fields. She was a pioneer, and at a time...
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