REVIEW: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, the jaw-dropping sequel nobody expected.
This film may make you laugh, cry, or shake your head at the pure offensiveness that the movie contains.
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Back to the future with the return of drive-ins
Thanks to COVID-19, movie theatres worldwide were shut down. While they were closed, southern Ontario saw the rebirth of the infamous drive-in.
Movie theatres take proper precautions amid COVID-19 pandemic
As of Aug. 20, all 164 Cineplex cinemas across the nation have officially reopened, and audiences are now welcome to get their fair share of popcorn and entertainment.
REVIEW: Pet Sematary shouldn’t have been resurrected
A family faces tragedy in this chilling story of life, death and pets based on the novel Pet Sematary by Stephen King. But is it horror or horrible?
REVIEW: Creed 2 delivers familiar motifs, themes and even plotlines
By the end of this extended grudge match, moviegoers may have some grudges of their own, writes Spoke reviewer Ahmad Khan.
REVIEW: This canine’s odyssey is an emotional journey
Reviewer Clara Montgomery’s advice: Watch the film “in the privacy of your own home, so as to not embarrass yourself by sobbing in public.”
MOVIE REVIEW: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
Longtime fantasy film buff Karina Kajishima delivers the low-down on the latest tale from the magical universe of J.K. Rowling.
Have we all become nerds
BY SCOTT BLINKHORN There has never been a better time to be a nerd. Gone are the days when the label could mean bullying or harassment. Now it is a label of pride for millions and elements of geek culture have even become mainstream. Only a few decades ago it was normal for someone who preferred video games to sports, or science documentaries to cartoons, to be ruthlessly picked on … Continued
Divergent makes for an easy read
BY DEVON HAYES If you are a fan of The Hunger Games or The Maze Runner, Divergent should be right up your alley. The biggest hype right now in fiction is Veronica Roth’s Divergent series. With the upcoming March release of the first book’s film adaptation, it seemed fitting to give the first of the young adult novels a shot. Roth was just in her early 20s when she wrote … Continued
