#REVIEW: “WARM BODIES”

Everybody needs love. Zombies too.  50/50 Director Jonathan Levine delivers the goods once again with Warm Bodies, an Adaptation of Isaac Marion's Novel. Set in a post-Apocalyptic World, Julie (Teresa Palmer) is one of few Humans remaining and she is sent by her Father Grigio (John Malkovich), to fight the Zombie Enemy.  After her Boyfriend Perry (Dave Franco) is killed by an unusual Zombie  known only as R (Nicholas Hoult),  she finds himself falling for him in an unlikely pairing,  as he ... Read more

#REVIEW – “CELESTE & JESSE FOREVER” ON DVD

Fans of 2009's Away We Go will love Celeste & Jesse Forever.   The Romantic Dramedy follows a pair of Highschool Sweethearts whom after five years of Marriage, decide they're just not meant for one another.  They vow to remain Friends even through the Divorce, while seeing others.  Jesse (Andy Samberg) is free-spirited and still finding himself as a person, while Celeste (Rashida Jones) is successful and established in her Career Path. This puts her  on a separate plain ... Read more

#REVIEW – “A HAUNTED HOUSE”

Imitation is the sincerest form of Flattery, but Parody is the ultimate proof you've made it. Since its debut in 2009, Paranomal Activity has changed the face of Film with Moviegoers time and time again  unable to resist the authentic feel of "found-footage" Horrors. To date, the Franchise worldwide has grossed over $718 million and it would appear with the demand plateauing for Films of the Genre, this has paved the way for a secondary Market.  After a v. successful debut at the Box Office ... Read more

#REVIEW: “ZERO DARK THIRTY”

We all know what happened to Osama bin Laden, but do we really know what happened to him? Zero Dark Thirty in case you haven’t heard, is a Frontrunner in the race for Best Picture at the forthcoming 85th annual Academy Awards and in a year which saw  several standouts, the Thriller-Drama truly stands-out among the best. And believe me, the competition was fierce. This latest effort from Academy Award-winning Director Kathyrn Bigelow, who brought us 2010 Best Picture - The Hurt Locker - is ... Read more

#REVIEW: “ON THE ROAD”

Based upon the Novel of the same name by Jack Kerouac, On the Road finally  will see a release after having been in-the-making for many years now.  Filmed in Montreal and having premiered at TIFF 2012, the Film has some deep Canadian roots, especially considering that the Author himself, portrayed here by Sam Riley (Control) as his Alter-Ego Sal Paradise, was born to French-Canadian Parents. The Story follows the wild and reckless Friendship between Sal and fellow Author Neal Cassady's ... Read more

#REVIEW: “THE IMPOSSIBLE”

Divided by tragedy but inseparable in spirit, The Impossible tells the true Story of a Family that travels to Thailand on vacation.  Soon after they settle in, misfortune comes in a big way that December day in 2004 as a devastating Tsunami strikes, leaving tens of thousands stranded and over 220,000 dead. Maria (Naomi Watts), a Doctor, is swept away and injured severely, with her  young Son Lucas (Tom Holland) taking on the Caretaker role as she is rushed-off to Medical Care, fighting for ... Read more

#REVIEW: “QUARTET”

Dustin Hoffman's directorial debut on paper might either appeal to you or not interest you at all, but I'll have you know that Quartet is every fraction charming.  It is undeniable that  recent Box Office successes like The Iron Lady, Hope Springs, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and even Red, prove that there is indeed a market for an older audience and wouldn't you know it... Grandpa and Grandma want to have a bit of fun too!  And Quartet delivers just this. The Dramedy is set at Beacham ... Read more

#REVIEW: “PROMISED LAND”

Amidst the shuffle of Oscars Season, several great Films inevitably will be overlooked.  One of them just might be Promised Land, the latest from auteur Director Gus van Sant.  The Drama centers around a Salesman from a Natural Gas Company named Steve (Matt Damon) and his more seasoned Partner in Sue (Frances McDormand), who both are sent to a small town to convince Locals with generous monetary compensation, to allow his corporation  the right to drill into their properties to access the ... Read more

#REVIEW: “THIS IS 40”

Never mind that in classic Judd Apatow fashion it clocks-in at almost three hours, This is 40 is pure comedic gold.  Gaining most of its laughs through expletives, exaggerated threats of violence and bursts of temper,  the brilliant Writer/Director takes us on a tour-de-force journey of what it means for a successful Couple to terms with their age, in this sorta Sequel to 2007's Knocked Up. Utilizing the talents of his Wife Leslie Mann, reprising the memorable role of Debbie and his ... Read more

#REVIEW: “DJANGO UNCHAINED”

Review by: Jonathan Godrey for Mr. Will Wong Rest in peace Sally Menke: Though Django Unchained excelled despite your absence, it was nevertheless noticed. Long time collaborator Fred Raskin did a great job filling your shoes, as did the entire cast and crew of this exceptional Western. For fans of the genre Django is a familiar name. One associated with excessive violence and allusions to the grave. These gags are still present in Tarantino’s take on the Tale. However, there is no question ... Read more