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Picton ready for Exit Through The Gift Shop
Exit Through the Gift Shop will premier in Picton Thursday, July 8, a first outside of Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver. The film features street artists and their art as viewed by one of the greatest street artists currently working, Bansky. This is his first film. Local songwriter/poet Andrew McLuhan approached Michael Reason of the Regent […]
Grown Ups is a cliche filled storyless fiasco a lot of people will love
I could use the Adam Sandler template to do this week’s review of Grown Ups without a lot of difficulty. No one’s going to get a brain cramp trying to follow the plot line. Our story so far. Five kids were on a basketball team that won the championship when they were knee high to […]
End of innocence – just in time for all-nighter
Well here we go. Open full time as of tomorrow night and all the carnage that comes with that. It’s the idea of me sleeping that I like to put in to play so I can remember what it’s like. What a pile of whiny boy crap. I can sleep thru a hurricane. I only […]
See both as a favour to the kids and then go see The Trotsky
I know that part of the role of a film reviewer is to keep the readership current and I try to embrace my responsibility to the group at large but… It’s tough. There’s a great little movie out right now called The Trotsky starring the next John Cusack Jay Bechalar. The film is fresh and […]
She’s Out of My League could have swerved into the stupid lane – but didn’t
It’s the summer of blockbusters and here I am writing a review of a cute little movie that no one will see unless they rent it because its theatrical run is long since over. At some point, I’ll get around to Shrek and Sex in the City but for this week, it’s the funniest movie […]
Scourge headed our way presents certain risks for men
Well folks, last weekend didn’t suck, so that was a welcome surprise. It still wasn’t strong in the room but better than Igloo-palooza the weekend before. So of course we’re all geared up for the holiday weekend and by geared up I mean bringing in umbrellas because it seems to rain every time it’s important […]
Aniston is the woman who made Vince Vaughan seem dull
It’s always more fun to write a bad review than a good one and so I’m totally indulging myself this week by tearing into my least favourite actress, Jennifer Aniston. The Bounty Hunter is as bad a romantic comedy as I’ve seen Failure to Launch as that’s no small accomplishment. My favourite part of any […]
