Deepwater Horizon – Review By Gadi Elkon
byDirector Peter Berg continues to take on real life stories with an honoring mentality and a big Hollywood impact. Deepwater Horizon is an intense…
Film – Theatrical
MASTERMINDS – A REVIEW BY HAYDEN PITTMAN
bySimilar to this week's biographical disaster thriller, "Deepwater Horizon", "Masterminds" is surprisingly also inspired by a true story, yet these films couldn't be any different. On one…
Queen of Katwe – A Review by John Strange
byQUEEN OF KATWE By: John ‘Doc’ Strange This year we have seen several films about the human condition. When…
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN REVIEW AND A PREVIEW OF MOVIES TO COME – BY HAYDEN PITTMAN
byThis week, the big movie release is the remake of "The Magnificent Seven", based on the 1960 western film of the same name, which…
Filmmaker Christina Callas: 42 Seconds of Happiness
byInterview and Review By: Daphne Street “42 Seconds of Happiness,” a film written and directed by Christina Kallas, is the only film I have…
MY KING (MON ROI) – A Review By Nick Askam
byFinally, a movie that actually show marriage and relationships in a realistic way. Quick disclaimer: I’m not married and never have been. But…
MAX ROSE – A Review By Susan Kandell Wilkofsky
byVaudeville entertainment is in Jerry Lewis’ blood. As the son of Russian immigrants, Joseph Levitch danced his way into the showbiz world, performing…
CARDBOARD BOXER – A Review By Nick Askam
byI’ve never been homeless and have had few experiences with homeless people in my life. In fact, most of my experiences with homeless…
FILMS GONE WILD – THE 2016 TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL – THE SECOND REPORT
byFor the most part, I’m going to stick to delivering as many review versus writing about my exploits here in Toronto, but I had…
The Hollars – A Review By Gadi Elkon
byThe Hollars is a well acted late spring to early fall transition film. Not enough of a dramatic film to warrant a later fall…