film reviews
'Wild Goat Surf' Paints a Stunning Portrait of Growing Pains
Directed by Caitlyn Sponheimer
PUBLISHED Jun 17, 2024
A momentous directorial debut for Caitlyn Sponheimer, Wild Goat Surf is a formidable force of filmmaking. A tender and heartwarming explora...
'House of the Dragon' Season 2 Breathes Fire into the Tarnished Legacy of 'Game of Thrones'
Created by George R.R. Martin and Ryan Condal
PUBLISHED Jun 17, 2024
After the catastrophically disappointing final season of Game of Thrones, the apprehensively anticipated House of the Dragon spin-off serie...
'Inside Out 2' Gets to the Root of Who We Are
Directed by Kelsey Mann
PUBLISHED Jun 14, 2024
The first Inside Out film contains a reliably imaginative foundation to work from. It also offers a more abstract concept than Pixar's usua...
'Presumed Innocent' Makes What Was Old Seem New Again
Created by David E. Kelley
PUBLISHED Jun 10, 2024
Already a successful movie starring Harrison Ford, Scott Turow's novel 'Presumed Innocent' receives the small-screen treatment from famed...
'Robot Dreams' Yearns for Old Friends and a Bygone New York
Directed by Pablo Berger
PUBLISHED Jun 5, 2024
In his 1948 essay, "Here in New York," E.B. White wrote, "On any person who desires such queer prizes, New York will bestow the gift of lon...
'Star Wars: The Acolyte' Finds a New Galaxy Within the 'Star Wars' Universe
Created by Leslye Headland
PUBLISHED Jun 4, 2024
Star Wars has had problems for a while now. The various Disney+ series have been a mixed bag, but one thing they all have in common is that...
'I Don't Know Who You Are' Honours Those Who Fall Through the Cracks
Directed by M. H. Murray
PUBLISHED Jun 3, 2024
In a country that prides itself on its universal health care system, it's easy for Canadians to forget that not everyone has the same...
'In a Violent Nature' Brings a Whole New POV to Slasher Gore
Directed by Chris Nash
PUBLISHED Jun 3, 2024
Canadian writer-director Chris Nash's feature directorial debut, 'In a Violent Nature,' oozes atmosphere right from the opening sequence...