Tag: Films

‘Turning Red’ Is A Funny, Entertaining And Emotional Coming-Of-Age Tale – Review

Growing up is hard. On top of dealing with school and raging hormones, parents or guardians can be highly embarrassing, although they want the best for their children. That is what Meilin “Mei” Lee (voiced by Rosalie Chiang) is going through in Turning Red. With the first year of teenagehood upon her, Mei is torn […]

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‘No Time To Die’ Is A Befitting Send-Off To Craig’s Iconic Rendition Of The Much Loved 007 – Review

It is the end of the era of Daniel Craig’s James Bond, and parting is such sweet sorrow. But do not fret; Craig’s last outing as the debonair MI6 agent is heavy in spectacle and action, proving that it can stand the test of time not only with these most recent Bond flicks but within […]

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TIFF 2015: ‘Spotlight’ Is A Difficult, But Necessary Must-Watch

Spotlight, directed by Thomas McCarthy, is the true story that depicts the investigative news team at the Boston Globe as it uncovers the systemic ‘sweeping under the rug’ of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church (specifically the Archdiocese of Boston). The screenwriting of McCarthy and Josh Singer is key. It easily balances the research and interview […]

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‘Demolition’ Explores the Complexities of Grief – Review|TIFF 2015

Jean-Marc Vallée (Dallas Buyers Club, Wild) tries to make it a perfect three-for-three in Gala Presentations at TIFF with the premiere of his latest film, Demolition – and I believe the Canadian director does just that. Known for bringing the best out of his actors, Vallée does no different with Jake Gyllenhaal’s performance as Davis Mitchell, who has […]

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