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Top 10 Ryan Reynolds Movies

July 27, 2016December 20, 2021Actors, ExclusiveActing, Adventureland, Buried, Deadpool, Definitely Maybe, Mississippi Grind, Movies, Ryan Reynolds, Safe House, The Nines, The Proposal, Van Wilder, Woman in Gold

He’s become arguably the most recognizable Canadian actor to younger generations (though Ryan Gosling, Seth Rogen, and Rachel McAdams might dispute that!). Now let’s take a look at the top 10 movies from Ryan Reynolds,

The Switch (Review)

July 27, 2016July 27, 2016ReviewAmy Fox, comedy, LGBTQ, Nyla Rose, The Switch, Transgender

It seems that since the 80s, sit-coms were not very sit-common. (Couldn’t resist that one) But it seems like they may be making a comeback. Already starting this comeback is a show with a storyline that’s not

What Star Trek Beyond Did for BC

July 27, 2016July 26, 2016The Bottom LineBritish Columbia, canada film industry news today, MPA-Canada, Star Trek Beyond, Vancouver

(Via CNW) What has the film industry done for this country’s economy lately? And who’s had the benefit of it, other than those who’ve been able to land jobs in the industry? MPA-Canada has an

Location, Location, American Accent, Location

July 26, 2016July 26, 2016Today's Top StoriesDavid Cormican, Fountain Tire's Open Road Cinema, Kung Fu Panda 3, location scouting, Mark Voyce, Northern Ontario, Vancouver Island North Film Commission

(Via Marketwired) Lloydminster is the next stop announced in Fountain Tire’s Open Road Cinema tour, with a free drive-in screening of Kung Fu Panda 3 set for August 9th at the Lloydminster Exhibition. The movie

Lord Jones is Dead (Review)

July 26, 2016July 25, 2016ReviewAndrew Holmes, Austin Andrews, Journalists, Lord Jones is Dead, Photographer, review, Vancouver

Directed by Vancouver’s own Austin Andrews and Andrew Holmes, Lord Jones Is Dead is like the Office Space of print journalism. Two journalists and a photographer wait outside a house that may or may not

When Justice Fails (Review)

July 25, 2016July 25, 2016ReviewCarl Marotte, Jeff Fahey, Marlee Matlin, When Justice Fails

I find it interesting that a lot of Canadian produced films have something to do with the law. I also find it interesting that law-based movies are bad in plot with basic characters. Anyways, our