Kill Jackie Review: Prime Video and Catherine Zeta-Jones Deliver a Killer Show
When you hear that a show is being made by Tom Butterworth (Gangs of London) and Conor Keane and is...
Reviews
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Manhunter: The Final Cut 4K Review
There are certain films where you can immediately see the blueprint for everything a director would go on to become....
Sense and Sensibility Review: A Polite, Picturesque Return to Barton Cottage
When a film wanders into the shadow of Ang Lee’s beloved 1995 masterpiece and emerges unscathed, it’s no small feat....
Brothers Review: Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Goof Around Some Family Truths
The mere thought of Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey teaming up for a new TV show is enough to create...
Idda Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
The bond between two women can be the strongest of them all: sisterhood, motherhood, and any other kind of kinship....
Possible Love Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
Capitalism and social class go hand in hand, unavoidable constructs of a system that fails the working class while rewarding...
Heart of the Beast Review: Punishing Survival Drama with Emotional Core
Director David Ayer has built a career on high-octane, gritty explorations of brotherhood, combat, and survival in films like Fury,...
The Violinist Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
“Animation is not a genre; it’s a technique,” proclaimed one of the directors ahead of the North American premiere of...
It’s My Time Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that we’ve all at least put our hands on a Rubik’s Cube...
Boorman and the Devil Review – Affectionate Look At A Defining Movie Disaster
Few movies invite as much derision as Exorcist II: The Heretic. So lambasted is John Boorman’s 1977 follow-up to William...
We Are Born Good Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
What does it mean to be good? Is goodness something we’re born with, or is it something we must actively...
The Love Hypothesis Review: A Rom-Com Worth Falling For
Romantic comedies are at their best when they make you completely surrender to them, and The Love Hypothesis makes that...
Always Lalisa Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
I’ve always viewed myself more as a J-pop fan. Gravitating toward artists like YOASOBI, Ado, and THE RAMPAGE from EXILE...
In Waves Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
Animation is a vehicle for storytelling in much the same way comics are. Both rely on the same fundamental element:...