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Film Review: Le Week-End
Oh Paris, je t’aime! What do you get when you mix the influence of French new wave director Jean-Luc Godard, the acting talents of Jim...
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Apr 4, 20145 min read


Film Review: Like Father, Like Son
‘Can you really love a child without your blood’? What would you be willing to do for a child you barely know and never helped raise?...
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Apr 3, 20146 min read


Review: Noah
Controversy is sure to ensue following the release of the Bible’s greatest and most epic story found in the Old Testament involving Noah...
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Mar 28, 20146 min read


Review: The Lunchbox
When tasting someone else’s food for the first time, there is always a bit of a risk–whether the food will be satisfactory or not. Will...
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Mar 28, 20144 min read


Review–Nymphomaniac: Volume II
Leaving us on the cusp of coming…to any real closure with our young protagonist Joe (Stacy Martin), von Trier throws quite the curve ball...
nightfilmreviews
Mar 28, 20147 min read


Review–Nymphomaniac: Volume I
I didn’t discover Lars von Trier until the tender age of twenty-two years old, and like so many others, it was all thanks to his shocking...
nightfilmreviews
Mar 28, 20146 min read


TIFF Review: Bad Words
It’s very rare that I find myself lost in narrative, characters, and comedy, that I forget altogether that I am watching a movie intent...
nightfilmreviews
Mar 28, 20143 min read


Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
“You see, there are still faint glimmers of civilization left in this barbaric slaughter house that was once known as humanity”. If...
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Mar 21, 20144 min read


Review: Need for Speed
I remember the first time I saw the Fast and the Furious, and how it made me feel after leaving the theatre. By the time the credits...
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Mar 14, 20145 min read


Review: Omar
In a world according to Paradise Now director Hany Abu-Assad, death, murder and revolt is currently a right of passage to manhood and way...
nightfilmreviews
Mar 7, 20144 min read


Better Late Than Never: Night Film Review’s Final Oscar Predictions & Thoughts
Never in the history of the Oscar’s inception has a race been so tight. Between Amerian Hustle, 12 Years A Slave & Gravity, the Academy...
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Mar 2, 201410 min read


Review: Non-Stop
In 2009, actor Liam Neeson starred in Pierre Morel’s surprise sleeper hit Taken, and what began was an onslaught of early year/before...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 28, 20144 min read


Review: Pompeii
Pompeii is the type of epic disaster movie with a story-line centered on the brief and wholly unrealistic love story of a couple who just...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 21, 20145 min read


Review: Gloria
If there is one film that defines the notion that ‘no coming of age story can be depicted too late’, it’s Gloria. After getting divorced...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 21, 20144 min read


Review: Endless Love (2014)
Love lost and love found are some of the most rewarding narratives we have ever seen on the big screen. In David Elliot’s (Alex...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 14, 20145 min read


Review: About Last Night
“It’s about what men say, it’s about what women think” yet, it has nothing new to say about the modern day man that we haven’t already...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 14, 20145 min read


Review: The Monuments Men
Through his career as an actor, George Clooney has offered audiences with a well-to-do list of fine performances that bring to life vivid...
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Feb 7, 20145 min read


Review: La Grande Bellezza (The Great Beauty)
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” This remains to be one of my favourite idioms of all time. The beauty of art is very rarely...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 5, 20143 min read


In Memoriam: The One and Only Philip Seymour Hoffman
Today is a sad day in the world of movies. Early this afternoon, in his Greenwich Village apartment in New York City, the incredibly...
nightfilmreviews
Feb 2, 20147 min read


Review: Le Passé (The Past)
In 2011, I was introduced to Asghar Farhadi’s superb film A Separation and his unique “everything that can go wrong, will go wrong”...
nightfilmreviews
Jan 31, 20145 min read
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