Parasite: Laughing in the face of adversity
Equal parts comedic and discomforting, Bong Joon-ho’s latest is a thought-provoking take on class struggles In the few…
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Give Joaquin Phoenix An Oscar. That’s the tweet.
As fascinating as it is disturbing, this standalone film is a lot more than it seems I don’t…
IT Chapter Two: This sequel ain’t clownin’ around!
This sequel ain’t clownin’ around! … Other than the fact that it is Walking into IT Chapter Two,…
“The Lower Plateau”, a movie half a decade in the making
How Montreal local and Mcgill graduate, Liz Singh turned her life into a film Liz Singh spent nearly…
Dragon Ball Z offers new iteration of fan-favorite Broly hits all the marks
Dragon Ball Z Super Broly reveals another side to newly redesigned villain Explaining the origins of Broly, Goku…
A Cure for Wellness: Style over substance
Gore Verbinski’s latest horror film is nice to look at, but lacks interest Gore Verbinski’s latest film, A…
Moonlight: A story of friendship, guilt and identity
Directed by Barry Jenkins, the film has racked up eight Oscars nominations Moonlight, a coming-of-age story of a…
When the dead fight back
The Autopsy of Jane Doe brings a fresh breath of terror to the horror genre The Autopsy of…
Fifty Shades of Grey was a painful experience, and not in a good way
Maybe my tastes are too singular, but this fifty shades of sucked Full of self-loathing and holding our…
The American dream is alive in McFarland, USA
Actor Kevin Costner gives insight into the social complexities of Disney’s new film McFarland, USA, a new Walt…
Still Alice is heartbreaking, memorable
Julianne Moore shines as a professor diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimers With the 87th Academy Awards less than one…
Interstellar looking galaxies away from a win
Christopher Nolan’s film will likely be overlooked come awards season in favour of traditional movies With awards season…