Browsing: Film
‘Phineas and Ferb: Candace Against The Universe’ doesn’t capture all the magic of the beloved series, but stills has some fun to offer.
Production designer Bill Brzeski reveals the unique and fun challenges of ‘DC’s Aquaman’ as well as his wants for a sequel.
Sean Gunn talks his long collaboration with brother James Gunn on ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ and now with ‘The Suicide Squad’.
Filmmaker Jay Baruchel talks the inspirations behind his framing of violence and his fear of the United States as a Canadian.
“Tesla’ reinvigorates the biopic, so unfamiliar and abstract that you can’t help but stay along for the electrifying ride.
Amazon’s latest teen drama, ‘Chemical Hearts’ has what it takes to fully reach its target audience, but gets lost along the way.
Disney’s ‘The One and Only Ivan’ leaves no surprises and is one of the weakest in the studio’s canon to feature talking animals.
Lead by the great Eva Green, ‘Proxima’ creates overpowering emotions in a way that no other film has achieved this year.
Jay Baruchel’s ‘Random Acts of Violence’ goes beyond hollow gore and bloodshed, adding fuel to a complex conversation.
Yeon Sang-ho’s ‘Peninsula’ is a worthy follow up to “Train to Busan’, delivering a unique level of chaotic, zombie-infested fear.


