Movies
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Review: Toxic ‘Bachelorette’ Is ‘Bridesmaids’ for People Who Hate Their Friends
Editor’s note: After big success on VOD, Bachelorette hits theaters today, so ready your champagne flutes and raise a glass to our Sundance review of…
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Review: ‘The Words’ Tries To Say A Lot, But Falls Slightly Short
Editor’s note: With The Words hitting theaters today, brush up on our Sundance review of the film, first published on January 26, 2012. Writing is a…
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42 Things We Learned From the ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ Commentary
We explore the wisdom of James Cameron as it can be gleaned from the Terminator 2 DVD commentary.
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TIFF 2012 Review: ‘Far Out Isn’t Far Enough’ is Far From Flat
by Andrew Robinson Tomi Ungerer is a French artist who’s won multiple awards for his work in children’s illustrated books. He’s been an influence to many…
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TIFF 2012 Review: ‘Looper’ Explores How Time Travel Skews the Consequences of Death
With his third feature film Looper, writer/director Rian Johnson marks the official return of the smart science-fiction film that works to stimulate audiences while making…
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Finding Sonic Truth with Marcelo Zarvos’ Score for ‘The Words’
Rory Jansen (Bradley Cooper) has done a terrible thing. He’s stolen another man’s words. And because of this deception, three different storylines unfold – one…
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The 12 Most Anticipated Movies We’ll See at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival
by Andrew Robinson Editor’s Note: We’ve asked a Jamaican to go to Canada to cover the movies of TIFF 2012. Andrew Robinson, whose work you can…
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34 Things We Learned from ‘The Exorcist’ Commentary
With Jeremy out of commission this week (possibly a victim of an diabolical ancient demon, or perhaps on vacation), I’m jumping in to highlight the…
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Review: ‘Little White Lies’ Proves That Love Is One More Thing the French Will Happily Surrender To
The difference between friends and lovers is usually penetration, but even that isn’t a hard line distinction. Intimacy goes beyond sex, especially when it comes…