Review: Burnt
Food has always been an important part of our culture. Cooking shows have been on television for decades, but there seems to be a sudden...
Read MoreTIFF 2015 Review: Equals
Critics at Venice may have been mixed on the newest film by director Drake Doremus, but if the viewers in Toronto are any indication, then...
Read MoreTIFF 2015 Review: The Danish Girl
The opening scenes of The Danish Girl are so beautiful that you can literally feel Oscar gold oozing from its pores. It sets the tone for...
Read MoreReview: The Program
“I have no interest in going up a mountain to watch chemists compete.” So says Chris O’Dowd‘s character, David Walsh, in Stephen Frears‘...
Read More2015 London Film Festival Review: A Bigger Splash
Ralph Fiennes can really swivel those hips. The camera in A Bigger Splash is obsessed with the way Fiennes moves his (often naked,...
Read MoreReview – Tremors 5: Bloodlines
I have been away from the Tremors “franchise” for so long that I had not even realised it was now a franchise. Like everybody else, I...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Looking for Grace
A 16 year old girl runs away from home with her girlfriend which affects the lives of a number of people. Two teenage girls riding on a...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Spotlight – “A triumph of classic moviemaking”
As the new editor of the Boston Globe, Marty Baron (Liev Schreiber) assigns the investigative journalist unit known as Spotlight to...
Read MoreTIFF Review: I Saw the Light – “A memorable performance by Tom Hiddleston”
Hank Williams (Tom Hiddleston) is on the cusp of fame and fortune when he weds Audrey Mae (Elizabeth Olsen) with a justice of the peace at...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Maggie’s Plan
A young woman who is going to have artificial-insemination so she can have a child falls in love with a married and unhappy academic. A...
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