Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother Review
byYour Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother says as much about society as it does about religion: the role of the mother, the responsibility of…
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TIFF Part 2
byThere were some really good films to see and here are a few that I saw and you will be able to catch during…
Toronto International Film Festival 2026
byFresh back from The Toronto International Film Festival and I must tell you it is a moviegoer’s playground because it has something for everyone….
Turning Point: Generation 9/11 Review
byThe Reel Report – Turning Point Generation 9/11 shows us the road and how we turned in a certain direction. What is clear is that…
The Dog Stars
byThe Dog Stars has bark and bite. Bark: presents two different approaches to the world. Bite: highlights the reality of how those approaches impact…
Insidious Out Of The Further Review
byThis is a solid film in the franchise but beyond keeping the demons out, there is not enough to keep me wanting to get…
The End of Oak Street Review
byThe fight for survival is enough to keep your attention but something was missing to have me fully identify with this family making the…
One Night Only Review
byThe Reel Report: One Night Only says a lot about the desire for sex but not as much as it could about the need…
Spider-Man Brand New Day Review
bySpider-Man: Brand New Day introduces some new characters, some new challenges, and some new relationships that might not save the day, but make future…
The Odyssey Review
byThe Odyssey is more than the personal journey of Odysseus as it represents the choices we make, the sacrifices we choose and the fate…
Moana Review
byThe Reel Report – This real person remake does enough to create a solid movie experience but falls short of the original animation. Check…
Minions & Monsters Review
byThis film does its job, reintroduces these beloved characters, the minions, gives them a reason to exist and creates a fun time for parents…