I thought that I would begin posting a weekly summary of the films I watched during the previous week. I’ll also link to any posts I made about the film.
Here is the line-up for last week:
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Since I first started seeing Midnight Madness films at TIFF in 2006, I’ve been progressively increasing the number of films I see from that programme. Last year, I saw four Midnight Madness films, two of which were actual midnight screening. I’m aiming to increase that number and that shouldn’t be hard based on the quality…
It’s a bit of a slow week, as there are pretty much more majors wide releases this week. However, there are still a number of quality films. My top film for the week is Darren Aronofsky’s ballet thriller Black Swan, which currently has 86% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Also being released this limited release…
The Hot Docs film festival begins in full today and I will be seeing my first two screenings tonight with the double-bill of The Imposter and GLOW: The Story Of The Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling, both of which will be screening at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. It has worked out that I will be seeing an…
Here’s what’s playing this week. What I’ll Be Seeing: Edge of Tomorrow – Wide Release Other Releases: The Fault in Our Stars – Wide Release Chef – Select Cineplex Theatres Tracks – Varsity Cinemas (Toronto Film Scene Review) The Animal Project – TIFF Bell Lightbox (also available on iTunes) (Toronto Film Scene Review) The Sacrament…
SPOILER WARNING: Some plot details of The Giver will be discussed in this post Today I saw the full-length trailer for the new film adaptation of The Giver. As someone who read the book as a teenager, I was quite intrigued by what the film adaptation would be like. The film is being produced by…
It wasn’t until after seeing Juno that I decided to give Jasan Reitman’s first film a shot. I had skipped the film when it came out two years ago because I’m very anti-smoking and thought that it would be hard to sympathize with a character, whose goal was to shamelessly promote the habit. When I…
Since I first started seeing Midnight Madness films at TIFF in 2006, I’ve been progressively increasing the number of films I see from that programme. Last year, I saw four Midnight Madness films, two of which were actual midnight screening. I’m aiming to increase that number and that shouldn’t be hard based on the quality…
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