Here’s what’s playing this week. Wide Releases:
Limited Releases in Toronto
Toronto Film Events/Screenings:
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It is time for the 88th annual Academy Awards. This has been a very controversial year for the awards show, with many black actors planning to boycott over the fact that are the nominees are predominantly white. However, with Chris Rock hosting the show, it should still be an entertaining night. I also hope to…
So, on Thursday night I checked out a screening of David Cronenberg‘s film Videodrome at TIFF Cinemateque, which was the final screening of the “Toronto on Film” programme. Cronenberg was in attendance to introduce the film and it was definitely a neat experience seeing him in person, especially since a few months ago I had…
Without a doubt, my top pick for this week is TRON: Legacy, which available on Blu-Ray in THREE separate editions. The most appealing (and pricey) of these editions will probably be the deluxe edition, which bundles the film with the original TRON (which is also available on its own). This will be a set definitely worth…
This year was a major turning point for the Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival, as it celebrated its fifth anniversary and moved to its new location at the Cineplex Yonge and Dundas. While there with a few hiccups this year, such as the cancellation of a live TV special and one of the…
This weekend features Brüno, Sacha Baron Cohen‘s follow-up to Borat. The film has been receiving decent reviews with a 70% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The only other major new release this weekend in the teen comedy I Love You, Beth Cooper, which can be considered a critical flop with only a 10% Fresh rating….
I read an interesting article on IMDB today with a quite by Chicago Sun-Times advertising/marketing columnist Lewis Lazare saying that Paramount is pulling a bait and switch by advertising Tim Burton’s adaptation of Sweeney Todd as a horror film and NOT a musical, which would result in a backlash by disgruntled slasher movie fans. I…
It is time for the 88th annual Academy Awards. This has been a very controversial year for the awards show, with many black actors planning to boycott over the fact that are the nominees are predominantly white. However, with Chris Rock hosting the show, it should still be an entertaining night. I also hope to…
So, on Thursday night I checked out a screening of David Cronenberg‘s film Videodrome at TIFF Cinemateque, which was the final screening of the “Toronto on Film” programme. Cronenberg was in attendance to introduce the film and it was definitely a neat experience seeing him in person, especially since a few months ago I had…
Without a doubt, my top pick for this week is TRON: Legacy, which available on Blu-Ray in THREE separate editions. The most appealing (and pricey) of these editions will probably be the deluxe edition, which bundles the film with the original TRON (which is also available on its own). This will be a set definitely worth…
This year was a major turning point for the Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival, as it celebrated its fifth anniversary and moved to its new location at the Cineplex Yonge and Dundas. While there with a few hiccups this year, such as the cancellation of a live TV special and one of the…
This weekend features Brüno, Sacha Baron Cohen‘s follow-up to Borat. The film has been receiving decent reviews with a 70% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The only other major new release this weekend in the teen comedy I Love You, Beth Cooper, which can be considered a critical flop with only a 10% Fresh rating….
I read an interesting article on IMDB today with a quite by Chicago Sun-Times advertising/marketing columnist Lewis Lazare saying that Paramount is pulling a bait and switch by advertising Tim Burton’s adaptation of Sweeney Todd as a horror film and NOT a musical, which would result in a backlash by disgruntled slasher movie fans. I…
It is time for the 88th annual Academy Awards. This has been a very controversial year for the awards show, with many black actors planning to boycott over the fact that are the nominees are predominantly white. However, with Chris Rock hosting the show, it should still be an entertaining night. I also hope to…
So, on Thursday night I checked out a screening of David Cronenberg‘s film Videodrome at TIFF Cinemateque, which was the final screening of the “Toronto on Film” programme. Cronenberg was in attendance to introduce the film and it was definitely a neat experience seeing him in person, especially since a few months ago I had…
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