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Insightful Commentary from and on the Canadian Film World

Goon (Review)

April 12, 2017April 12, 2017ReviewGoon, Hockey, NHL

The NHL playoffs kick-off today, and so in the spirit of any sports fan, it seems only right that I review a hockey film this week. Considering that I am more than partial to the

Win it All (Review)

April 12, 2017October 13, 2017ReviewJake Johnson, Win It All

Win It All is a one man show. Jake Johnson has been working towards this. Beloved on New Girl, he has since launched himself, with the help of indie filmmaker Joe Swanberg, into a respectable

The Age of Remakes Continues in 2017?

April 6, 2017April 6, 2017OpinionGhost in the Shell, Jumanji, The Mummy

Why is Hollywood pushing out so many remakes and reboots lately? Is it their thirst for profits? Is it that, much like the companies listed at onlinecasinos-canada.ca, they too try to squeeze the most dough

Cube (Review)

April 5, 2017April 2, 2017ReviewCube, Vincenzo Natali

My issue with a lot of horror and thriller films today, is that they tend to be overly predictable, caving easily to genre conventions instead of taking bold risks. As I watched the 1997 film

The Discovery (Review)

April 4, 2017April 4, 2017ReviewCharlie McDowell, The Discovery

The Discovery would be a wasted effort without its last 20 minutes and its unique casting. Director and co-writer Charlie McDowell pulls pieces (down to casting the underrated Jesse Plemons and giving his female lead

Exclusive – Working Moms

April 3, 2017June 14, 2022Exclusive, InterviewCatherine Reitman, cbc, Working Moms

I remember being a young boy and coming home from school. My mom was always there to greet me and ask how my day at school had been. Unfortunately, these days most households do not

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