Married to the Movies: Thoughts on Film so far in 2015
By: Daniel Reynolds In one sense it’s been a dispiriting half year for films. We’ve had to endure the Entourage movie, watch Chappie go down in flames, and brace for Ted 2 – […]
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Trio of Talent: A Look at the Leafs’ Draft Decision
By: Chris Dagonas Since the NHL Draft Lottery was held on April 18, fans of the Edmonton Oilers and Buffalo Sabres have been getting geared up for the major additions […]
Mind the Middle: How to Avoid an NBA Draft Bust
By: Dan Grant In the weeks leading up to the NBA crapshoot Draft, hope springs eternal. Jay Bilas and Chad Ford seemingly love every prospect under the sun, words like ‘motor’, […]
The Unbearable Lightness of Being “Inside Out”
By: Daniel Reynolds We can admit the Pixar name has lost a bit of its lustre in the past five years. This is relatively speaking of course – all of […]
Arms Race: Ranking the Blue Jays Pitching Prospects
By: Dan Grant With the Toronto Blue Jays riding high as a meth head in Guelph on the fumes of their 11 game winning streak, spirits are frenetic around Toronto […]
Dusty Rhodes: Such Stuff Dreams Are Made Of
By: Jordan Ferguson Friends, let me tell you something about your boy you might or might not know: I am what could be generously described as, “husky,” and probably more […]
Quiet Dynasty: How Chicago Built a 3-Time Winner
By: Chris Dagonas It was one of North America’s longest droughts. The Chicago Blackhawks, an Original Six NHL team, had not won a Stanley Cup Championship since 1960-61. That famous team […]
Here and Gone: “When Marnie Was There” Reviewed
By: Jordan Ferguson Last August, I spilled a lot of digital ink in this space about the uncertain future of the venerable and beloved Japanese anime production house Studio Ghibli. […]
In Defense of “Tomorrowland”
By: Susan Howse Tomorrowland is not going to make very much money during its run at the box office. It lacks the explosive draw of super hero films, the cuteness […]
What to Watch: Film Picks for June
By: Daniel Reynolds Here’s what we learned from the films of May: if the demand for a sequel is great enough, a film will prosper even if its quality level […]
