When you're a modestly-budgeted feature that favors ideas over setpieces, it might be difficult to grab attention during the summer season. However, Alex Ga...
What’s left in the dystopia for audiences to discover? After The Hunger Games rejuvenated interest in a world broken at its very social foundations, turning on ...
Update: Ansel Elgort has locked in a deal to star in the film, Variety reports. See the original story below.
Now that it's clear Ant-Man is going withou...
“Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover” is a proverb whose simple existence proves the fact impressionable souls will do so without fail. This monthly column focuse...
While it arrived at TIFF with some hope that it could be a bounce-back for director Jason Reitman after most audiences virtually forgot his last film, Labor...
We are the pale blue dot of Earth? No. We're the intermittently blinking light on the end of an out-of-touch parent's device for transparently spying on the ele...
While his last feature Labor Day seemed to come and go in a blip, Jason Reitman's follow-up is arriving sooner than expected, premiering at Toronto Internat...
My teenage years may be decades removed from me at this point, but that didn’t stop me from reconnecting with my brooding, uncertain inner teen when reading Joh...
The Fault in Our Stars has a loyal following already, and if all the excellent marketing and momentum it is currently carrying pans out, the film should be a commercial success when it releases this weekend. But more than anything, it's also a quality film that doesn't hide the truth about death and dying and how much you can't shy away from living life when those are always inevitable....
Like it or not, the twenty-first century has brought cultural alterations. For instance, the conversation about futuristic dystopias and/or social upheaval no l...
