17 May 2012
The 5 Year Engagement
By Kelly Bedard // Cinema
I was really looking forward to The 5 Year Engagement. I was convinced it would be the movie that would finally make me love Emily Blunt (I’ve never warmed to …
15 May 2012
Think Like a Man
By Kelly Bedard // Cinema
Think Like a Man is the ensemble comedy that Gary Marshall keeps trying to direct. It’s funny and clever with a cast of interconnected characters who are at least marginally …
13 May 2012
American Reunion
By Kelly Bedard // Cinema
Okay guys, here’s a truth you were never expecting to hear- I really like the American Pie franchise. I mean, I don’t like it like I like the Mighty Duck …
10 May 2012
Joss Whedon: The Real Avenger
By Rachael Nisenkier // Cinema
As a film fan, it is one of the great pleasures in life to get to see the intersection of your favorite person producing entertainment and your favorite genre of …
08 May 2012
Review: GOD BLESS AMERICA
By Peter Lowry // Cinema
A few years ago when I checked out Bobcat Goldthwait’s last movie, a dark comedy called World’s Greatest Dad (which starred Robin Williams), I was impressed with the vision of …
04 May 2012
From Norway: Headhunters
While American politicians abjectly deride the Scandinavians for being ‘pinko commies’, Hollywood has been taking notice of their considerable cinematic talent, finding every opportunity to import some of their best …
30 April 2012
Second Opinion: 21 Jump Street
By Jason Hellerman // Cinema
When you sit down to watch a buddy cop film you know what to expect; two mismatched partners find friendship as they solve an important case and involve themselves in …
29 April 2012
The Avengers, an early review
By Peter Lowry // Cinema
It’s finally here, that big colossal movie that brings all the heroes from the past half a dozen Marvel films together for one epic motion picture. This is the project …
28 April 2012
Summer Movie Preview- May
By Rachael Nisenkier // Cinema
Since Hollywood has apparently decided that the Summer movie season begins in March now (both 21 Jump Street and The Hunger Games would normally be playing to the sold out …
18 April 2012
Bully
By Jason Hellerman // Cinema
We all remember the distinct times in our lives where someone has put us down, excluded us, or made us feel like we do not belong. I can remember noogies …
13 April 2012
“The Horror Film to End All Horror Films”
Picture this. There’s a group of college kids. They are attractive. One of them has a relative that owns a cottage. It’s in the middle of nowhere. They all hop …
11 April 2012
Video of the Day: Philip DeFranco
By Kelly Bedard // Cinema
Today’s Video of the Day (look! I’m doing it ALMOST, sort of, every day now!) comes from the great Philip DeFranco, who is officially my new favourite person. Here he …
10 April 2012
Fine, Bill Paxton; I’m Finally Ready to Go Back to Titanic
By Rachael Nisenkier // Cinema
I had an important revelation this past weekend: 11 year old me was kind of an asshole. I had this revelation while watching the super duper awesome and totally worth …
09 April 2012
The 2011 My Cinema Honorary Award Winner
By Kelly Bedard // Cinema
There’s always at least one magnificent piece of work that just doesn’t fit into our annual awards, either because it stands head and shoulders above the rest of the work …
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