On Her Way to Captain Marvel: 5 Roles that prove Brie Larson was always a superhero

It has been a long, macho, white male-dominated road to get to this point, but we have finally reached a new age of comic book heroes. I’d like to say gone are the days of the mediocre male superhero, but…

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…

The Young Folks’ Best Movies of 2015

The Young Folks team has come together to list the very best in entertainment and pop culture for the year 2015! 2015 was a wonderfully eclectic year in movies. We got two of the biggest movies ever: Jurassic World and…

SAG Award Nominations: Snubs and Surprises

Did you hear that? That was the official sound of the Oscar Race 2016 kicking off, and to the surprise of many after two years are relatively structured and predictable races, we seem to have ourselves a race very much…

Ally’s Movie Review: Room

In the cinematic landscape we are fed quite a few “power of love” concepts over the course of a year, heck, in storytelling in general. Rarely however, have I seen that idea tackled with as much rigorous raw emotion as…

Interview: Room Writer Emma Donoghue

Room without question is one of the most devastatingly emotional films that you will see this year. So, fair warning, tissues will be required. I was lucky enough to speak to Emma Donoghue earlier this week who both wrote the original…

TIFF Report #10 (A Recap Of Superlatives)

My final day in Toronto included a screening of Vertigo, “the best film of all time,” a game of street hockey, the best sport ever invented, and a steak meal, the best food of my entire trip. It was my best…