Murder On The Orient Express directed by Kenneth Branagh, is the 12th iteration of the classic Agatha Christie mystery, and one of those is a videogame. We all know whodunit, where, why and whatnot. But what a delicious chance to cram a slew of A-listers aboard a flash train carriage and have …
There’s a New Trendsetter in Town: Interview with Lauren Lee Smith
Lauren Lee Smith Debuts in Period Detective Series Frankie Drake on CBC Monday at 9 P.M. and stars in Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape Of Water In Theatres Dec. 8. Canadian television has a brand new heroine – a smart, spunky, ahead-by-a-century detective who in 1921 Toronto runs her own business, …
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Claes Bang Stars in The Square
Ruben Östlund’s dark comedy The Square won Cannes’ Palme d’Or award this year and is Sweden’s Best Foreign Language Picture entry. It inspired heated conversation over its audacity and jaundiced view of humanity and its humour. It follows a successful Swedish art gallery curator who lets a ball drop …
The Best Week at the Movies in Ages! Thor! Deer! Ape Men! Nuns! and Tonnes More!
Thor: Ragnarok People are pretty divided on this but I thoroughly enjoyed it, thanks mostly to the warm, funny and engaging Chris Hemsworth as Thor. I can’t tell you how incredibly fabulous the celebrity cameos are, but just know those alone are worth it. Hollywood has a great sense of humour amidst …
Four Times Julianne Moore in the Same Weekend; Innocents Take Manhattan, Catfishing in Canada and Edgar Allen Poe – Victim of Fake News!
George Clooney directs Matt Damon, Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac, a real gathering of acting titans, with a script co-written by Joel and Ethan Cohen, Grant Heslov and Clooney and the result is the dark suburban comedy Suburbicon. Vaguely echoing Moore and Todd’s dark dream, Far From Heaven with …