“Carolina Caroline is delightfully old school in many aspects but at heart, it’s true thrills simply come from watching Weaving and Gallner take each other in.”
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“If Travolta wanted to spin boyhood tales for the rest of his career, I would welcome it. It’s immensely respectable to see an industry legend make a directorial debut at seventy two that is completely uncompromising in its vision.”
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‘It’s dread, it’s anticipation, it’s curiosity. It’s a frozen, unblinking, “What do I do?’”
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“…this is one of the best concert films of the decade so far.“
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“Mile End Kicks may not feature the most layered people in the world but that fact in itself captures 2011 culture vividly.”
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“By design, The Drama is going to be a pot-stirrer at the very least.”
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“The central romance is as yearning-laden as it is tender, as Naim and Ryan’s chemistry levels are off the charts.”
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“So rarely do we get a story like Pillion that is entirely comfortable dwelling in the ambiguity that stems from living a marginalized lifestyle.”
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“Wonder Man is a pure passion project driven by a desire to make everyone who has somehow stuck around feel something again.”
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“In an era where it feels like the old guard of horror is gone…it’s a pleasure to have someone like Sam Raimi come in to show everybody else how it’s done.”
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“In the hands of a lesser filmmaker, ‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ could’ve had the stink of a direct-to-DVD sequel, but instead exceeds (and subverts) all expectations.”
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“…the visual splendor of what’s now a nine-hour franchise is such a breathtaking work of cinematic craftsmanship that its cookie-cutter storytelling becomes entirely irrelevant.”
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“I cannot imagine how a Silent Night, Deadly Night remake could’ve gone any better than this.”
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“It’s a swan song as much as it is a victory lap, and the duo makes the most of their 100-minute runtime. It’s sweeter than it is bitter, but it’s also the end of an era for two of Toronto’s finest.”
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“What’s funny about Eddington, aside from a sense of humor that’s drier than the New Mexico desert, is how it plays with America’s existing political landscape and morphs it into a heightened sandbox for Aster to toy with.“
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“Not a second of this runtime feels unnecessary; rather, each unflinching moment is integral to the emotional core of this story.”
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“Even if it’s a movie about aliens of all shapes and sizes, Elio still tells a cute and deeply human story about a boy who’s alone in a great big universe.”
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“The scenes of Baptiste on the rampage almost threaten to become repetitive…but it only serves to heighten just how exhausting things must be for her.”
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"If there’s any film you should simply let unfold before your eyes instead of actively trying to figure it out, it’s this one. "
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