The Transfiguration of Bill Murray
By: Scott Alic Q: “What is it like being so awesome?” A: “Well, nothing prepared me for being this awesome. It’s kind of a shock. It’s kind of a shock […]
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TIFF 2014: Absurd In Any Language
By: Daniel Reynolds It’s all done. 11 days, 10 films. More lines than I’d care to remember. This year’s festival started off in panic, and ended up coming together fairly […]
TIFF 2014: On Magic, Dance Clubs and the Ottoman Empire
By: Daniel Reynolds It’s Day 7 of TIFF, I’m four movies in and haven’t even broken a sweat. I’ll admit that I may have back-loaded the schedule a bit. As […]
The Beach Boys: Love, Mercy & Occasional Redemption
By: Dennis Reynolds Over the past five decades, Brian Wilson has been a lot of things: a genius, a victim, a recluse, and most recently, a survivor. As a pop […]
TIFF 2014: Here We Go Again, My Friend
By: Daniel Reynolds Were you as surprised as I was to learn that the 38th Toronto International Film Festival starts today? Perhaps surprise is the wrong emotion. Let me explain. […]
Midyear Movie Madness Tournament: Day 1
By: Daniel Reynolds So we’re sliding into the summer now and, as has been noted, getting a little exhausted by all the irony and explosions (and ironic explosions). What else […]
TIFF 2013: The Final Curtain Call
By: Daniel Reynolds To read some additional TIFF reviews check out the previous column HERE. There are always more movies! The title says it all. After a fever dream week […]
Film Nerd Christmas: Making the Picks for TIFF 2013
By: Daniel Reynolds Guys, it’s less than a week away. As you read this there are red carpets getting cleaned, an army of volunteers being marshaled, and my God, think […]
TIFF 2012: Midweek Malaise
By: Daniel Reynolds It should come as no surprise that film festival time moves pretty quickly in Toronto. We are past the midway point already and it feels like just […]
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