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RESCUED BY RUBY Review

March 29, 2022March 29, 2022ReviewGrant Gustin, Rescued by Ruby, Tom McBeath

I’ve flitted in and out of the “human-and-their-dog” genre over the years. Fate and parental decisions made me a cat guy for most of my life, but I may yet adopt a furry friend of

Turning Red Review

March 23, 2022March 21, 2022ReviewDomee She, Rosalie Chiang, Sandra Oh, Turning Red

If there’s one thing we can all relate to as human beings, it’s that growing up ain’t always easy. In a way we never really stop growing as people and change is constantly happening around

THE ADAM PROJECT Review

March 22, 2022March 21, 2022ReviewJennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo, Ryan Reynolds, Shaw Levy, The Adam Project, Walker Scobell

You may not have heard, but two Canuck Hollywood Heavyweights have formed a close working relationship lately. Vancouver’s favorite son Ryan Reynolds teamed up with Montreal-born director Shawn Levy to make last year’s Free Guy,

TURN & BURN Book Review

March 15, 2022March 14, 2022ReviewCJ Walley, Turn & Burn

I review books sparingly on this site and only started doing so at all about a year ago. Reading carefully through hundreds of pages is a big time commitment that often takes weeks after I

WIFTV: DONKEYHEAD Effortlessly Mines Family Fractures

March 8, 2022March 7, 2022ReviewDonkeyhead, VIWFF, WIFTV

It’s rather unfortunate that it often takes a tragedy to bring a fractured family together. How many of us have only seen relatives recently when one of them has passed on? While the ashes of

UNSILENCED Paints an Incomplete Picture of Persecution

March 1, 2022February 28, 2022ReviewAnastasia Lin, Chen Ying-Hu, He Tao, Sam Trammell, Shih Cheng-Hao, Ting Wu, Unsilenced

Most of us have already left our seats and are halfway to the exits by the time the end credits of a movie start to roll (unless awaiting a Marvel after-credits scene). But the credit