
The Belcourt Opens a Door to the Past
The Belcourt Opens a Door to the Past: “The series opened a Narnian-like door to 1999, but also to a further world of great films of the past.”

The Belcourt Opens a Door to the Past: “The series opened a Narnian-like door to 1999, but also to a further world of great films of the past.”

Brandon Vick flips the calendar back to 2012 for a look at Jeff Nichols’ Mud on this edition of Movie Review Rewind.

In case you missed it, pour up a cocktail and join the Drinking With crew for a discussion on 2003’s ‘Finding Nemo.’

The Lonely Movie Journal features eight random rapid fire movie reviews from Stoney Keeley.

ICYMI: Brandon Vick reviews Furiosa, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, and more on the latest episode of The Cinema Chronicles!

With some help from the SoBros team, Stoney lists 20 movies to watch on a rainy day!

“As we observe the current world of the apes, a mirror is held up to the audience, reminding us that the problems “out there” are also “in here.”” – our buddy Brett McIntosh on Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes:

Read why Brandon Vick says ‘In A Violent Nature’ “stands out in a crowded field of forgettable violent thrillers.”

In case you missed it, pour up an Old Fashioned and join the Drinking With crew for a discussion on 2003’s ‘Lost in Translation.’