Remembering the Magic: A “Hail, Caesar!” Review
With “Hail, Caesar!”, the Coen brothers have created a loving and absurd tribute to a bygone era of Hollywood and movie magic. It’s a light film, but that’s OK.
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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 […]
We Need to Talk About Jason Reitman
By: Daniel Reynolds Back in 2005 at the 30th annual Toronto International Film Festival, I was faced with a rapidly shrinking number of choices. I had stood in line for […]
A Very Important and Scientific Ranking of Elaine’s Boyfriends on ‘Seinfeld’ – Part 1
By: Stefania Mellace For a show that ended more than 15 years ago, Seinfeld is still surprisingly prevalent in my everyday life. Like many, I never tire of watching reruns […]
Made of Stone: ‘The Monuments Men’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds Let me take a moment, son, to educate you on the ways of the film industry. You see, when a movie is made the studio that produced […]
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 […]
One More Astronaut: A ‘Gravity’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds When 2001: A Space Odyssey premiered in 1968 an anecdote was passed around involving Rock Hudson walking out of the theatre early. Apparently, having not appreciated the […]
