TIFF Review: Arrival

For more TIFF 2016 coverage, go here. Director Denis Villeneuve has come back after his slightly under cooked Sicario with a film best experienced totally immersed. While Arrival is being touted as a “thinking mans science fiction film” (and to a point, it is) the…

Blade Runner Sequel Announces New Names

July 13th may be Harrison Ford’s birthday, but it seems his fans are getting the best gift of all, after new names were added to the cast list of the Blade Runner sequel that’s been in talks for ages. That’s right folks,…

12 Most Memorable Movie Scenes of 2015

The Revenant (Alejandro González Iñárritu, 2015), The Bear Attack Yes, every single word of praise you’ve read and/or heard is true. One can’t escape talking about The Revenant without mentioning its pièce de résistance: a bear mauling that seems to be…

Movie Review: ‘Sicario’

Although not mutually exclusive by any means, I think Denis Villeneuve would prefer to consider Sicario more of a political statement than a run-of-the-mill thriller. Without a doubt, exploitative genre movies can be political, but Villeneuve’s films are distinct because of…

TIFF Report #1 (The Final Girls, Sicario)

Late Thursday night, on my way back from school before leaving for TIFF early in the morning, I sang my heart out to Demi Lovato’s Cool For The Summer. I hate pop music. I even hate that song. I was…

Jon’s Movie Review: In The End, You Won’t Know If “Enemy” Is A Friend Or Foe

“In order to be created, a work of art must first make use of the dark forces of the soul” — Albert Camus Darkness is an inevitability. No matter what the metaphorical or literal sense is, darkness cannot exist without…