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106 degrees in a new york blackout and these boys are wearing hoodies and jeans. toxic masculinity is killing our men
Apologies to all the blockbusters coming out this year but nothing is gonna be more exciting than like a hundred people dancing together in the street in the opening number of In the Heights
Five ladies walked into the showing late and spent a few minutes continually changing their seats and whispering loudly to each other. They finally got settled in, and then this kid started making noise. One of the women got up, walked over to the kid and told him to "please shut the fuck up." The kid's mom yelled at her and called her a "white trash bitch" and she yelled back and called her fat, and a major shouting match…
I like when she say “let me listen to my block” and closed her eyes and listened to her block. I don’t know if people would really do such a thing in real life, but at the movies: anything goes
The tradition of Lin being the worst singer in every musical he writes is still going strong I see
Top notch direction, performances, cinematography, energy, all that jazz. One of the best movie-to-musical adaptations in years. But MAN do they make some changes that undermine some of the best emotional moments in the original musical, and MAN am I mad about that.
"With the Haida language, because with there being so few speakers left, the intensity of the responsibility to get it right was really strong." —Helen Haig-Brown
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Mitchell Beaupre talks to the directors of All These Sons, a verité documentary about two community-based programs breaking the cycle of gun violence in Chicago.
Arnie: "As we prepare for F9 I have started a Fast & Furious rewatch of the entire movie series. Of course, you can hear our reviews of the movies in our archives, but this time I have a slightly altered view of the original film. Paul Walker’s tragic death really casts a shadow on the original The Fast and the Furious (2001) as you see his character Brian O’Conner learning to race. He spins out, loses control of his car, and Brian’s overconfidence gives him a verbal smackdown…
It’s summer blockbuster season…everywhere but our home base of Ontario that is! Many writers at That Shelf can only look on enviously as colleagues elsewhere return to theatres and enjoy the best summer blockbusters on the big screen. If we can’t have the summer movies of 2021, then we’ll look back at the best summer blockbusters that defined the 21st Century so far.
"If this doesn't make it, I'm just going to fucking be a history teacher and that's it."
Q&A with Super Frenchie director Chase Ogden; producers Andy McDonough and Jason Reid; and "Super Frenchie" himself, pro-BASE jumper Matthias Giraud. Recorded June 4, 2021 and moderated by SIFF Artistic Director Beth Barrett.
Ahead of the new horror film Censor, Leila Latif looks back at the "video nasty" panic that inspired it. Read an excerpt from the story below:
They’re already here!
Uma das pioneiras da Nouvelle Vague Tcheca, a diretora Vera Chytilová é um dos maiores nomes da história do cinema. Através de narrativas originais e provocativas e estéticas únicas, seus filmes quebraram padrões e barreiras no cinema, e marcaram a cinematografia mundial. Conheça um pouco sobre quatro obras da diretora, que estão disponíveis no nosso streaming.
