Film

The biggest 2022 big-screen blockbusters that actually might be good movies, too

The 10 worst movies of a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad 2021

Incendiary Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée, dead at 58, was just getting started

‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ surpasses US$1-billion globally in second weekend

American Underdog fumbles its faith-based filmmaking

Meet David Mitchell and Aleksandar Hemon, the unlikely novelists behind The Matrix Resurrections

Denzel Washington’s melodramatic A Journal for Jordan is out of step with reality

Michael B. Jordan knows how to play Hollywood’s game

The Top 10 Canadian films of 2021, a year of life-sustaining cinema

‘Summer of Soul,’ ‘Drive My Car’ make Oscars shortlist

The Matrix Resurrections is the whoa-level blockbuster 2021 deserves

No country for old kings: Joel Coen’s The Tragedy of Macbeth is bold, bloody and resolute

The good, bad and Canadian news behind Spider-Man: No Way Home’s record-breaking weekend

Sing 2 is perfectly entertaining kiddie karaoke

Aaron Sorkin’s Being the Ricardos has got some ’splaining to do

Paul Thomas Anderson’s beautiful, hilarious, complicated Licorice Pizza is the best film of 2021

Keanu Reeves unveils new Matrix film in Toronto

AMC says nearly 1.1 million people watched new Spider-Man movie at its U.S. theaters

Writing with Fire shows women journalists in India working in the face of patriarchy, caste prejudice

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s tremendous Netflix drama The Lost Daughter isn’t interested in judgment, only truth

The 10 most overlooked, underrated and unfairly dismissed movies of 2021, and how to watch them now

What are the best streaming services in Canada? Comparing Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+ and more

How Red Rocket ignites the improbable adults-only comeback of Simon Rex

The King’s Man offers Ralph Fiennes his own kick-butt Liam Neeson moment, but also a big ol’ migraine

Telefilm launches initiative to measure diversity in Canadian film industry

Spider-Man: No Way Home is dastardly corporate synergy-in-motion, but also ridiculously fun

Afghan refugee documentary Flee finds friendship amid the rubble

Porn-star drama Red Rocket finds filthy strength in Simon Rex and NSYNC

Parents in Canada’s film and television industry call for government action on child care

Golden Globes announces nominations to a skeptical Hollywood

Flee offers poignant animated tour through Afghani refugee experience

Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley is a masterpiece of dark desires

Hallmark’s trademark American Christmas movies? They’re made in Canada

The top 10 films of 2021, and how to watch them now

In eccentric horror film Agnes, the devil is in the details

How Guillermo del Toro turned Toronto into his very own Nightmare Alley