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This month's films stretch from Wonderland to wonders of the universe
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Whether it’s whoopee or whup-ass you’re looking for, February’s films deliver
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Terror stalks the Cineplex aisles this month
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Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock Holmes.
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Yearning for Something Deeper
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Children of a Loesser God
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This month at the movies, we have alien abductions, killer tchotchkes, vampires, faraway planets, paranormal military phenomena and the end of the world.
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What people fight to see at Toronto’s International Film Festival in September, you can now see in theatres in October. This month begins the Oscar-contender countdown with new films from the Coen Brothers, Martin Scorsese and Michael Moore.
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Do movies get smarter in September, now that blockbuster season is over? Let’s hope so. This month brings plenty of edgy science fiction and some noteworthy comedies like Trailer Park Boys: Countdown to Liquor Day. Denial and error, people, just like Ricky says.
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Based on two true stories, Julie and Julia promises to serve up a unique look on how cooking was therapeutic for two very different women.
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