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Film Review: Fifty Shades of Black
It was only a matter of time that someone came along and spoofed the widely popular and highly alluring pop-culture phenomenon that...

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Jan 29, 2016


Film Review: Dirty Grandpa
Okay, I know what you all may be thinking, Dirty Grandpa, the newest comedy featuring Robert “Refusing To Take A Pay-Cut” De Niro is just...

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Jan 22, 2016


Film Review: The Hateful Eight
Watching a Tarantino film is a cinematic experience, better yet, a right of movie-passage; an experience that may not be as recognizable...

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Dec 25, 2015


Film Review: The Night Before
(In carolling tone) Twas the night before Christmas and all was in order, then three childhood friends, with some drugs and some booze,...

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Nov 20, 2015


Film Review: Steve Jobs
It is often stated that the line between insanity and genius is measured only by success. When discussion turns to that of one’s genius,...

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Oct 23, 2015


TIFF 2014: 99 Homes
“America doesn’t bail out losers. America bails out winners.” How is that for an American dream motto? This axiom, among many others...

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Oct 16, 2015


Film Review: Sicario
Scorching with the dry and arid heat of the desert land, an aerial view of Phoenix, Arizona fills the opening screen of French Canadian...

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Sep 25, 2015


TIFF40 2015 Film Review: I Smile Back
One of the most fascinating and wholly satisfying moments of Hollywood cinema is being present during that moment when a prominent and...

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Sep 17, 2015


TIFF40 2015: The Danish Girl
Tom Hooper seems to be the period piece go-to director for by-the-numbers Oscar films. After the immense success of the little indie that...

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Sep 12, 2015


TIFF40 2015 Film Review: Dheepan
Toronto–One of the many advantages to watching films being premiered at film festivals is hearing a little bit of back story and...

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Sep 11, 2015


TIFF40 2015 Film Review: A Tale of Love and Darkness
“It’s better to be sensitive than to be honest”. It is no surprise that first time writer/director Natalie Portman is taking a Pro-Jewish...

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Sep 10, 2015


TIFF 2015
Another September, another year for TIFF. This year marks the 40th birthday of the illustrious festival of the people, with many huge...

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Sep 9, 2015
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