Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in Netflix' Don't Look Up By Anne Brodie Writer-Director Adam McKay's Don't Look Up is the most terrifying comedy you may ever see, especially as a grain of truth is within. It'll stir up laughs, smirks and shock but at its heart, it is a profoundly sad …
Strap Yourself in for a BUSY Screening Weekend with Tom Hanks and Kristen Stewart as Diana, Princess of Wales
By Anne Brodie Kristen Stewart is absolutely, freakishly, Diana, Princess of Wales in the imagined and much-anticipated biopic Spencer. Diana's clipped, dense accented speech is perfect, her carriage, and physical tells and intense eyes, all revived in Stewart's spookily realistic portrayal of a …
Dune, Benedict, Cats, Espionage, Conspiracy, Two Alien Invasions, Circling the Wagons and Adele!
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain By Anne Brodie Denis Villeneuve, the pride of Trois Rivieres, Quebec, helms the second filmed adaptation of Frank Herbert's seminal 1965 sci-fi masterpiece, the "unfilmable" Dune. An all-star cast takes us through the spice desert battlefields where House …
Danis Goulet’s Triumph, a Supporting Actor Stuns in His First Lead, Muppets, Fauci and Baked Goods!
Tim Blake Nelson in Old Henry By Anne Brodie Canadian Indigenous filmmaker Danis Goulet's Night Raiders, executive produced by Taika Waititi could not have come at a more poignant time. Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers and Brooklyn Letexier-Hart are Niska and Waseese, mother and daughter living in the …
Variety, Thy Name is This Week in Film, Streaming and TV – A Rainbow of Moods, Genres, Names.
Candyman from Universal Studios By Anne Brodie Jordan Peele has earned a spot at the top of the modern horror canon as a creator of intelligent, elegant and provocative, Black forward stories that get into the brain as much as under the skin. He's created a new genre of horror, steeped in …