Edge of Darkness is a quality BBC production that was designed to be relevant to its times, and has since become a little dated. Part of the reason is the pacing, which was supposed to come across as a simmering thriller at the time. It still is, but I also think a lot of viewers will be turned off by the style. Eric Clapton's score is repetitive, which doesn't help matters either. All of those negatives aside, I still enjoyed…

Goon proves that Canada is still wildly out of touch when it comes to moviemaking, and it's disappointing because in some ways this is the most competant effort outside of the "art house" scene in years.

Unfortunately the humour is where Goon fails, and fails miserably. It's rude and crude to a level that surpasses most "gross out" comedies, and it only comes across as crass and unintelligent, which might be fine for the target audience of teenage boys and…