Pixar tackles the digital age.

Steven Spielberg gives us another encounter.

The 1969 political thriller helped create the grammar for modern movie paranoia.

The box office horror hit and John Carney's latest musical crowd-pleaser.

Bringing silent film grammar to a post-war awakening. 

The insanity-inducing corridors of 2026 liminal horror.

E.T. phone his lawyer?

A disappointing cinematic return for Star Wars, and Boots Riley's radical I Love Boosters.

How the “In The Mood For Love” legend prepared for his new role.

Nature, Grace, and the Book of Job.

Looking through the lens of memory on Vancouver Island.

Neorealism meets the spy thriller.

The precision and craft of the best to ever do it.

No pursed lips — but not two nods.

Comedy as an act of defiance.

Drafting the summer slate.

Actually, this is a ghost story. And a love story, too.

Art is hard. People are harder.

The 1940’s – or cinema’s? – defining film.

From The Great Santini to Tom Hagen, Gus McCrae, and Mac Sledge.

Three friends who risked everything — and changed the rules.

Love, rewritten.

Two films take their place.

Choose wisely.

Rocky love Gosling. Filmspotting love Gosling.

Kelly Reichardt’s frontier story of faith and free will.

A return to Castle Rock.

Who will win. Who should win. Who should have been nominated

Don’t believe a thing you hear.

“You never forget the best.”