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‘Frankenstein’ Review: Jacob Elordi Is at His Best in Guillermo del Toro’s Loaded Adaptation
The latest retelling of Mary Shelley's iconic story portrays a darker, realistic look at the relationship between Victor and his creation.
‘Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery’ Review: A Chilling Refresh for Rian Johnson’s Franchise
Benoit Blanc faces his most challenging mystery yet.
‘Tuner’ Review: Every Piece Has Perfect Pitch in This Symphonic Thriller
There's a dash of Whiplash and a whiff of Goodfellas amongst the unique ingenuity of .Tuner.'
‘Sacrifice’ Review: This Starry Satire Starts Strong But Succumbs To Stuffiness
Chris Evans brings both charm and grit as a crashed-out movie star in the entertaining but sloppy eco-focused thriller from director Romain Gavras.
‘Roofman’ Review: Channing Tatum Delivers Career-Best Performance in Crime Caper
Director Derek Cianfrance delivers a highly entertaining, heart-first comedy caper.
‘Rental Family’ Review: Family-Focused Comedy Is Effective but Frustrating
Brendan Fraser delivers an emotionally effective performance as a struggling actor that becomes a familial surrogate for people in Japan in 'Rental Family'.
‘Sentimental Value’ Review: A Beautiful Exploration of Human Connection
Joachim Trier is one of the very best at exploring ideas of communication, emotion, and the inherently human need for connection.
‘Young Werther’ Review: A Quirky Rom-Com That Slowly Blossoms
José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço leads a great cast in his directorial debut.
‘The Cut’ Review: An Inventive Boxing Movie That Pulls Its Punches
Orlando Bloom smashes as a retired boxer looking for redemption in an otherwise forgettable film.
‘Oh, Canada’ Review: A Life Retrospective That Amounts to Little
Paul Schrader's 'Oh, Canada' has great ideas but fails to clearly elaborate their importance.
Rising Voices Canada Program Unleashes Big Opportunities for BIPOC Creators
Aspiring filmmakers from all backgrounds are getting the opportunity they deserve to have their voices heard.
‘Fair Play’ Fully Highlights Why Personal and Professional Lives Don’t Mix
Chloe Domont's feature debut is ruthlessly — entertaining in the best way possible.