The Movies of the Moment website idea has been scrapped. Basically I just took, what would have been, the contents of the website and put it onto the movies page of my website (there wasn’t really enough for a whole website anyway).
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.
Second shift…it started off pretty much the same as the last shift, with me collecting tickets for a screening. I was then assigned to check tickets at the door and I spent about half an hour saying nothing but “down the hall” as the people were entering the theatre. Today’s highlight came in the form as…
For the second month in a row, I am mostly likely going to wait and see my top pick later in the month. That top pick will be the new 3D version of A Christmas Carol that is opening on Friday, which I’ll mostly likely see on the week of the 20th instead of the…
This week my main pick is Spike Jonze‘s new adaptation of the classic children’s book Where The Wild Things Are. The film is doing pretty good in the reviews with a 67% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The critics weren’t so generous with the other releases with the horror remake Stepfather getting a 20% Fresh…
This post may contain some minor SPOILERS Today sees the release of X-Men: Days of Future Past, the latest film about Marvel’s team of mutants (you can read my review of the film over at Toronto Film Scene). As many people who have already seen the film can attest, the breakthrough character in the film…
I was looking forward to seeing Peter Jackson’s The Lovely Bones this week (even though is has only a 41% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes), however it apparently doesn’t open in my area for another two weeks. Instead, my pick this week will be the Clint Eastwood-directed Nelson Mandela/Rugby film Invictus, which is getting pretty…
Another year has gone and it is time once again for me to list my top ten favourite films of the year. One thing that is quite apparent from this year’s list is that it is very unconventional. Only a handful of the films of my list this year received wide releases and there are…
Second shift…it started off pretty much the same as the last shift, with me collecting tickets for a screening. I was then assigned to check tickets at the door and I spent about half an hour saying nothing but “down the hall” as the people were entering the theatre. Today’s highlight came in the form as…
For the second month in a row, I am mostly likely going to wait and see my top pick later in the month. That top pick will be the new 3D version of A Christmas Carol that is opening on Friday, which I’ll mostly likely see on the week of the 20th instead of the…
This week my main pick is Spike Jonze‘s new adaptation of the classic children’s book Where The Wild Things Are. The film is doing pretty good in the reviews with a 67% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The critics weren’t so generous with the other releases with the horror remake Stepfather getting a 20% Fresh…
This post may contain some minor SPOILERS Today sees the release of X-Men: Days of Future Past, the latest film about Marvel’s team of mutants (you can read my review of the film over at Toronto Film Scene). As many people who have already seen the film can attest, the breakthrough character in the film…
I was looking forward to seeing Peter Jackson’s The Lovely Bones this week (even though is has only a 41% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes), however it apparently doesn’t open in my area for another two weeks. Instead, my pick this week will be the Clint Eastwood-directed Nelson Mandela/Rugby film Invictus, which is getting pretty…
Another year has gone and it is time once again for me to list my top ten favourite films of the year. One thing that is quite apparent from this year’s list is that it is very unconventional. Only a handful of the films of my list this year received wide releases and there are…
Second shift…it started off pretty much the same as the last shift, with me collecting tickets for a screening. I was then assigned to check tickets at the door and I spent about half an hour saying nothing but “down the hall” as the people were entering the theatre. Today’s highlight came in the form as…
For the second month in a row, I am mostly likely going to wait and see my top pick later in the month. That top pick will be the new 3D version of A Christmas Carol that is opening on Friday, which I’ll mostly likely see on the week of the 20th instead of the…
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