Godzilla 2014: Return of the Gorilla Whale
By: Dan Grant “Hey, I’m going to be going to Montreal on the Victoria Day weekend,” said Daniel Reynolds. “So I guess we’ll have to scrap that Godzilla review. Can […]
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Wants and Needs: A Weekly Guide to the Summer Movies of 2014
By: Daniel Reynolds While Hollywood insists that the summer starts in early April, here in Toronto, after the winter we just had, we know warm weather to be just a rumour. […]
A Very Important and Scientific Ranking of Elaine’s Boyfriends on ‘Seinfeld’ – Part 2
By: Stefania Mellace Last week, we began our countdown of the top 40 of Elaine’s boyfriends on Seinfeld. There were ups, downs, and, of course, questions – who will be […]
Breaking Bad – ‘Felina’
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Daniel: The key, really, is to pick the perfect closing song. Plot, character, chill-inducing moments, these are important but unless the ending nails that […]
Breaking Bad – ‘Granite State’
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Daniel: There is some logic in making each episode of Breaking Bad less than an hour. You know, 44 minutes – or whatever, minus […]
Breaking Bad – ‘Ozymandias’
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Paul: Our third last episode of Breaking Bad reminds the audience of Walt and Jesse’s first foray into RV cooking. Much like Percy Shelley’s poem by […]
Breaking Bad – ‘Rabid Dog’
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Paul: The newest episode of Breaking Bad reinforces an idea that has been at the heart of the show for the last 3 seasons: […]
Thoughts on ‘Argo’: The Collision of Fact and Fiction
By: Daniel Reynolds Argo, the film based on a CIA (and Canadian!) led action to free Americans from Iran during the hostage crisis, opens with a clever conceit. Now, naturally, […]
