A little delayed today, but here are my recommendations of this week’s home video releases.
Blu-Ray
VOD
Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean has shared his passion for cinema through insightful reviews and commentary. His work has also been featured in prominent outlets, including Toronto Film Scene, HuffPost Canada, Screen Anarchy, ScreenRant, and Rue Morgue Magazine.
1982 is considered a somewhat landmark year in genre cinema. Many films were released this year, which are now considered classics. 1982 was also the year I was born. As such, to coincide with the 30th anniversary of these films (and my 30th birthday), I will pick one 1982 film a month to discuss. Some…
I got home from my day at Hot Docs to find a package from Amazon containing the Blu-Ray for The Innkeepers that I had preordered. The film was my favourite of the films I saw at last year’s Toronto After Dark film festival and I look forward to watching it again (shame it probably won’t happen until after…
This Week: Catching up with Best Picture nominees, Gangster Squard, The Master, Keanu Reeves Retrospective, final weekend of Canada’s Top Ten Sean Patrick Kelly Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean…
Is it really that time again? The nominees have been announced for the 72nd Golden Globe Awards, which will be taking place on Sunday, January 11, 2015. While it has become apparent over the last few years that the Golden Globes is much more of a popularity contest than other award shows, I am pretty…
My main pick for this week is Disney/Pixar’s film Up (also on Blu-Ray). I thought that it was an entertaining and fun film, even though I didn’t think it topped last year’s Wall-E. It seems the rest of the major new release this week are a bunch of romantic comedies, none of which I feel…
This week I watched the documentary about the infamous, and extremely dirty, joke. I have been curious about seeing this film ever since it originally came out. It has the very simple format involving interviewing many different comedians about the “Aristocrats” joke, which is typically an extremely vulgar improvised joke that comedians tell each other….
1982 is considered a somewhat landmark year in genre cinema. Many films were released this year, which are now considered classics. 1982 was also the year I was born. As such, to coincide with the 30th anniversary of these films (and my 30th birthday), I will pick one 1982 film a month to discuss. Some…
I got home from my day at Hot Docs to find a package from Amazon containing the Blu-Ray for The Innkeepers that I had preordered. The film was my favourite of the films I saw at last year’s Toronto After Dark film festival and I look forward to watching it again (shame it probably won’t happen until after…
This Week: Catching up with Best Picture nominees, Gangster Squard, The Master, Keanu Reeves Retrospective, final weekend of Canada’s Top Ten Sean Patrick Kelly Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean…
Is it really that time again? The nominees have been announced for the 72nd Golden Globe Awards, which will be taking place on Sunday, January 11, 2015. While it has become apparent over the last few years that the Golden Globes is much more of a popularity contest than other award shows, I am pretty…
My main pick for this week is Disney/Pixar’s film Up (also on Blu-Ray). I thought that it was an entertaining and fun film, even though I didn’t think it topped last year’s Wall-E. It seems the rest of the major new release this week are a bunch of romantic comedies, none of which I feel…
This week I watched the documentary about the infamous, and extremely dirty, joke. I have been curious about seeing this film ever since it originally came out. It has the very simple format involving interviewing many different comedians about the “Aristocrats” joke, which is typically an extremely vulgar improvised joke that comedians tell each other….
1982 is considered a somewhat landmark year in genre cinema. Many films were released this year, which are now considered classics. 1982 was also the year I was born. As such, to coincide with the 30th anniversary of these films (and my 30th birthday), I will pick one 1982 film a month to discuss. Some…
I got home from my day at Hot Docs to find a package from Amazon containing the Blu-Ray for The Innkeepers that I had preordered. The film was my favourite of the films I saw at last year’s Toronto After Dark film festival and I look forward to watching it again (shame it probably won’t happen until after…
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