Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising didn’t raise up the genre, but it won’t disappoint fans of the original. Taras D. Butrej with the review.
Hollywood attempts another thriller based around the financial crisis and income inequality. It goes about as well as you'd expect. Taras D. Butrej reviews George Clooney and Julia Roberts in Money Monster.
Captain America and Iron Man face off, in a battle thirteen movies in the making, in Captain America: Civil War, which Matthew Guerruckey calls the Empire Strikes Back of Marvel movies!
Scott Waldyn reviews Keanu, a film that mashes action movie clichés with a cute and cuddly kitten, all glued together with the banter fans of Key and Peele have come to expect.
Juese Cutler reviews Jeremy Saulnier's Green Room, a concise story with a taut rhythm.
Taras D. Butrej reviews the sequel nobody asked for, The Huntsman: Winter's War. "The good news for you is that I stayed awake the entire time. The bad news for me is that I stayed awake the entire time."
FILMCaptain Canada's Movie Rodeo
Gabriel Ricard ponders the wonder of the theater-going experience, Beetlejuice, and the fate of D.C. Comics on the big screen in the latest edition of Captain Canada's Movie Rodeo.
Reviews: Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), Zootopia (2016), 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016), Heaven Can Wait (1978), Pee-Wee's Big Holiday (2016)
Taras D. Butrej reviews Zack Snyder's anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Your DC heroes are going to be murderers and scowlers and there will be nary a smile in sight.
FILMCaptain Canada's Movie Rodeo
Gabriel Ricard explores some of last year's biggest films in an Academy-approved edition of Captain Canada's Movie Rodeo.
Reviews: Anomalisa (2015), Deadpool (2016), Carol (2015), The Revenant (2015), Brooklyn (2015)
Scott Waldyn reviews Pee-wee's Big Holiday, John Lee's latest unapologetically chipper film starring Paul Reubens. Its name makes good on its promise to give us what we all need - a holiday.