The 82nd Annual Academy Awards hits the air tomorrow night, so I thought, why not post my predictions? Better late than never, right?

Maple Pictures and The GATE are giving away a stack of double passes to see director Pierre Morel’s new film, From Paris With Love, starring John Travolta and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers.

Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios announced today that director Marc Webb, who previously helmed (500) Days of Summer, will direct the upcoming Spider-Man 4 film.

This has to be the quote of 2009, my friends, courtesy of Kathryn Bigelow’s The Hurt Locker.

Jeremy Renner as bomb squad Staff Sergeant William James…

Looking back on 2009, I’ve been making notes on all of my favorite films of the year, and while I can’t really count Food, Inc. as one of the best DVD or Blu-ray releases, since it had little in the way of tremendous extra features, it was definitely one of the best documentaries.

Don’t judge me too harshly, but I’m currently watching the hilariously awful The Final Destination on Blu-ray, which reaches a whole new level of ridiculousness (this is the fourth film, after all). And yet somehow, I still have to admit, it’s pretty entertaining.

As my last post confirms, this is indeed my favorite time of year, hands down. That’s because I just got back from the Canadian press conference for the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival, which takes over the city from September 10 to 19. It’s like Christmas for film fanatics like myself, mainly because it gives me a chance to dine on my love of film for ten straight days, and meet a number of cool filmmakers who will be debuting their latest films.

Four couples and a threesome explore love and sex in one of the most talked about movies of the year: Young People Fucking.

Maple Pictures and The GATE are giving movie fans in Toronto a chance to win one of twenty double passes for a screening of the new comedy/drama Young People Fucking, which hits theatres on June 13.

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival announced great news for horror film fanatics: this year’s festival is set to run for a total of 8 nights, between October 17 to 24. That’s up one day from 2007, when the event packed in over 6,500 fans.