Wayward Pines: Season 1 REVIEW & RECAP
The series ends with a twist that probably could have been left on the cutting room floor.
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July 2015
‘Mr. Holmes’ MOVIE REVIEW: Ian McKellen is, of Course, Fantastic as an Elderly Sherlock
A little more focus on the mystery would have been ideal, but Mr. Holmes works as a moving portrait of the aged.
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Paper Towns REVIEW
With a deft mix of humour, heart and a dash of mystery, Paper Towns has a lot to say about adolescents and their journey into adulthood.
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Reel Spotlight: Director Joe Dante
Piranha, The Howling, Gremlins, Innerspace; Joe Dante’s career has relished bringing the B-movie kicking and screaming into the mainstream.
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Under the Dome REVIEW & RECAP: Season 3 So Far
Season 3 has decidedly gone full crazy. The writers know it. The actors know it. We know it. And there’s something almost fun about that.
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The Biggest 2015 Emmy Snubs
A number of outstanding series and performances are noticeably missing from the nominations list.
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13 Minutes REVIEW
An important work of film and a testament to a defiant resistance fighter unfortunately glazed over by history.
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Freedom Stories REVIEW
A very honest portrayal of how some who sought asylum from the Middle East in Australia find themselves since arriving.
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Ant-Man REVIEW
Big on heart, big on laughs and big on action, this is easily one of the most accessible, relatable and enjoyable films Marvel has produced.
Aquarius REVIEW – The Show So Far
Aquarius is potentially epic in scope, the plot and its characters are intricately layered, and the narrative arc is compelling.
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What’s Filling the Hole that David Letterman Left?
It used to be ‘I’ll stay up for Letterman, then bed,’ now, you could accidentally be up until 3am in a YouTube hole.
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Last Cab to Darwin REVIEW
Strong performances and a great deal of heart make up for minor screenplay qualms.
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‘Magic Mike XXL’ MOVIE REVIEW: Hot Moves and Eye Candy, Little Else
The set pieces are bigger, the choreography is more impressive, but there just isn’t really anything here to care about.
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10 Reasons to be Excited for Jessica Jones
If you’re like us, you’re counting the seconds until the second Marvel-Netflix outing. Here are 10 reasons to get excited for Jessica Jones!
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Director Tom Green Talks Monsters: Dark Continent
The follow-up is decidedly different, focusing on U.S. Army soldiers dealing with an insurgency and a proliferation of Monsters in the Middle East.
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Terminator Genisys REVIEW
Despite a convoluted and clunky screenplay, you can still set your Neural Net Processor to ‘read only’, sit back and enjoy the ride.
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Minions REVIEW
Despite a slightly uneven tone, Minions manages to be a bizarrely entertaining movie for all ages.