That’s A Wrap: Some Final Thoughts on the 86th Academy Awards
By: Daniel Reynolds If you’re like me, it is early in the morning, you stayed up too late watching the 86th Academy Awards, and your brain is only firing in […]
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Winners Only Club: Picking the 86th Oscars
By: Daniel Reynolds The first Academy Awards ceremony was not televised (TV didn’t exist yet) and it was 15 minutes long. Try to let that sink in for a second. […]
Honour Roll: My Top 10 Films of 2013
By: Daniel Reynolds How did we end up here? In a year when I was let down by almost every big summer blockbuster movie, when my mid-year film wrap-up had […]
Tell The World Our Cinematic Story
By: Daniel Reynolds There’s this great visual metaphor in the new film Dallas Buyers Club involving a painting of some wild desert flowers, holes hammered roughly into drywall, and the […]
Chains of History: ’12 Years A Slave’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds The film world has been slow to document the actual day-to-day anguish of slavery. You probably don’t have to think too hard as to why; it’s not […]
