Review: MILLERS IN MARRIAGE

 by Patrick Bromley

Ed Burns grows up, kind of.

TIFF 2024 Wrap-up and Ranking

by Joel Edmiston

As I write this, it is the final day of the festival. This piece will be my final diagnostic on TIFF 2024. I have made my rankings of what I’ve seen. I have taken a day off as yesterday I reached my goal of seeing 26 movies in 10 days (27 if you include a non-festival screening of what I’ve been calling Beetle2ce, a bad movie).

Two for One: ASH WEDNESDAY & ALPHABET CITY

 by Anthony King

“I don’t know how they do things in Ireland but this is Hell’s Kitchen and we got f*ckin' rules here.” – Francis Sullivan

Director Essentials: Edward Burns

by Patrick Bromley

Even if you don't know or love every Ed Burns movie, you've got to be happy that Ed Burns exists.

Reserved Seating: April Discoveries

by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

The review duo who suffered through April showers to bring you these May flowers. Metaphorically speaking...the flowers are movie recommendations.

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN: 20 Years Later

by Adam Riske

One of the best war movies ever made turns 20 this week.

8 Movies Better Than The Boondock Saints

by Doug Schultz

Let's be honest -- there are THOUSANDS of movies better than The Boondock Saints. But today is St. Patrick's Day, and if you're tempted to watch "something Irish," please skip Troy Duffy's magnum opus (more like "magdumb doofus," amIright?). Instead, watch one of these eight other Irish-themed films.