Review Archives - Page 65 of 164 -

Nana touches the heart (mini-review)

June 20, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewAkhlaque Khan, Nana, Purushotam Mulani, Ritesh Matlani

It’s not often I get to check out a Canadian-produced film that was made in another country. Maybe once or twice in a blue moon, but not often. Written and directed by Ritesh Matlani, Nana

Drowning submerges you into a Sea of Strangeness

June 13, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewDrowning, Laura Tremblay, Pasquale Marco Veltri

In a cold harsh reality, nobody wants to face anything that gets hurled at them. They’d rather stick to dreams for some reason. Or just imagining things until they become a reality. But sometimes that

Long Shot (Review)

June 12, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewCharlize Theron, Dan Sterling, Jonathan Levine, Liz Hannah, Long Shot, Seth Rogen

So this review comes a little later than intended, especially given that Long Shot had its wide release early last month. Nonetheless, this is for those of you who might still be able to catch

We Will Stand Up – Review

June 11, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewColten Boushie, Gerald Stanley, Tasha Hubbard, We Will Stand Up

Nearly all of Canada was rocked in August 2016 when 22 year-old Colten Boushie of the Red Pheasant First Nation was killed via bullet to the head on a farm in rural Saskatchewan. The country

Review – Mouthpiece speaks up on struggles

June 6, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewAmy Nostbakken, Mouthpiece, Norah Sadava

Sometimes people have a sense of seeing things in two different perspectives. I admit I argue with myself on a daily basis. Comics always seem to make it look like a pure joke. It’s like

Review – Friends Like These

May 30, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewFriends Like These, Jillian Zavazal, Josh Romyn, Kiran Madahar, Zoran Dragelj

In everyone’s lifestyle, they happen to be involved with some of the strangest friends. Evidence like this is shown often in media whether it be slice-of-life anime, or movies, especially this movie. I’ve been involved