Fantasia International Film Festival Review: ‘A Samurai in Time’ Brilliantly Reinvents Jidaigeki Cinema
Junichi Yasuda’s A Samurai in Time reinvents jidaigeki cinema for the modern moviegoing era. More
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Fantasia International Film Festival Review: Nobuhiro Yamashita’s ‘Confession’ Keeps You On the Edge of Your Seat
Nobuhiro Yamashita’s Confession is a film tailor-made for the Fantasia audience. More
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Film Review: ‘SPY x FAMILY CODE: White’ is the Perfect High-Stakes Family Adventure
SPY x FAMILY CODE: White acts as the perfect celebration of Tatsuya Endo’s manga and subsequent anime series and is a must-see in IMAX. More
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TV Review: ‘Echo’ Has Great Performances and Action Opposite An Incomplete Story
While Echo starts promisingly, it quickly falters as its reaches its rushed conclusion, with many scenes clearly left on the cutting room floor. More
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TV Review: ‘Star Wars: Visions’ Expands From Anime In Its Second Volume
Star Wars: Visions’ second volume of shorts is a bit more inconsistent than the first, but still remains compellingly stylistic throughout. More
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TV Review: ‘Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi’ is a Neat Expansion to the Clone Wars Canon
“Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi” is a decent enough expansion to “The Clone Wars” lore of Star Wars, albeit its flaws. More
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TV Review: ‘I Am Groot’ Sees Baby Groot on Fun Mini-Adventures
“I Am Groot” presents a fun collection of short films to the MCU, slightly expanding the universe in the process. More
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Film Review: ‘The Bob’s Burgers Movie’ is Loads of Fun, Even For Non-Fans
The Bob’s Burgers Movie is an enjoyable time at the movie theater, even if you’re not well-versed into the world of the Belchers. More
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Film Review: ‘No Exit’ Is a Pit Stop You May Want to Make
A recovering drug addict named Darby Thorne (Havana Rose Liu) makes a desperate run from her rehab center in order to see her sickly mother who has suffered a brain aneurysm. The hasty escape and some bad weather ends up trapping her in a situation that makes her question if it was right call. That’s […] More
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TIFF Film Review: ‘Compartment No. 6’ Is the Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship
Sometimes all you need to make an incredible movie is two people talking. That’s evidenced with great success in Compartment No. 6, the new film from director Juho Kuosmanen. Co-winner of the Cannes Grand Prix this year, the film arrives at TIFF with the story of two passengers who meet on a train for a […] More
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TIFF Film Review: Zhang Yimou’s ‘One Second’ Is An Ode to the Power of Cinema
Originally set to premiere at the 2019 Berlin International Film Festival, Zhang Yimou’s One Second was mysteriously pulled days before screening. While the official explanation for the move was that the film had technical difficulties during post-production, speculation began immediately that the Chinese censors had their hands all over this. In the two years since […] More
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TIFF Film Review: ‘Petite Maman’ Is Another Céline Sciamma Knockout
How do you take the personal and make it feel universal? That was the task at hand for Céline Sciamma with Petite Maman, her follow-up to the massively acclaimed 2019 romance Portrait of a Lady on Fire. The world was at Sciamma’s feet after the reception she garnered for that instant classic, which resulted in […] More
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