Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
Jimmy Kimmel hosted the Academy Awards in Los Angeles, and the red carpet was lit up with James Hong, Sarah Polley, Austin Butler, Florence Pugh, Michael B. Jordan, and many …
The Oscars are Sunday and the buzz is growing for the 2022 nominees, as movie lovers weigh in on their favourite films, talent, and moments.
Although a bit of a let down when one considers the premise and strength of its most immediate predecessor in the long running horror franchise, Scream VI remains a bloody …
The Australian drama Blueback is equal parts earnest and frustrating. Everything about director Robert Connolly’s adaptation of a Tim Winston novella is well intentioned, looks nice, and is decently performed, …
For her heartfelt and perceptive debut feature, I Like Movies, Canadian writer-director Chandler Levack looks poignantly and critically at the healing and destructive nature of cinematic obsession.
Charming and respectable, but more than a tad cliched, director Bobby Farrelly’s basketball dramedy Champions coasts along nicely thanks to its air of general likability and some well drawn characters.
For a film that has been making history as of late, the Irish Gaelic language film The Quiet Girl is remarkably standard and simple; not that there’s anything necessarily wrong …
A highly entertaining franchise film and a solid feature directorial debut for star Michael B. Jordan, Creed III can be seen both as character progression and as the closing of …
A poignantly enigmatic film built on empathy, longing, understanding, and a unique point of view, Ashley McKenzie’s sophomore feature Queens of the Qing Dynasty is a stunning work made by …
There’s Always Hope is a very, very bad movie, one that probably shouldn’t be released theatrically, but can’t be treated in the same way as a work that’s a blockbusting …
