When should a film be judged on its merits, and when should a film be judged as an entry on the filmmaker’s resume?
Author: Ryan McNeil
A few thoughts on the new comedy by Maggie Carey.
Joe spends time with Linda, Kate has a blog, Anna tackles Austen, and I pack for The Twin Cities.
If we’re making TIFF wishlists for titles still to come, this is really high on mine.
Cronenberg, Cousins, Morris, Radcliffe, West, Roth, and more dot an announcement from TIFF that is dripping with cinematic joy.
Something tells me that if he ever wanted to, Alfred Hitchcock could have made a terrifying film about a tree full of chipmunks. The man was just THAT good.
Talkin’ STOKER on-the-fly with Lindsay. She and I dedicate an entire special episode to this piece of American gothic. Prepare to see red…and yellow.
The summer’s final comic book film arrives…and potentially signals the beginning of something great.
We reset things this week with something old, something new, and three amigos.
Across the Universe goes apocalyptic, The Mezzanine examines Woody at length, and Junebug lays down the law.
I take my talents to Minnesota to talk Almodovar, TIFF, and Netflix with Andrew on the Cinecast.
TIFF’s 38th year begins to take shape. How many films are already on your to-see list?