#EDITORSNOTE: MR. WILL’S BEST OF 2012

2012 was a memorable year for Music, with several standouts in Music and Film.  I was busier than ever chasing  Stars in the City, with several Celebrities having good reason to visit Toronto this year, including one of the most star-studded TIFFs in recent memory.  Let's take a walk down Memory Lane in honour what I feel were the most memorable Films, Pop Songs and personal Celebrity Encounters!   Top Ten Movies of 2012 1. Argo 2. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 3. Django ... Read more

#REVIEW: “HOUSE AT THE END OF THE STREET”

The difference between The House at the End of the Street and any other Haunted House-Horror is that this Mother and Daughter know exactly what they're getting, versus finding out along the way when it's already too late.   This effort from Director Mark Tonderai  has  Sarah (Elisabeth Shue) and Elissa (Jennifer Lawrence) aware precisely of a Double Homicide which took place on the same street they  relocate to, all in the name of affordable housing. Despite their genuine efforts to make ... Read more

#TIFF12: “SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK” REVIEW

After being institutionalized, Pat (Bradley Cooper) transitions back to his normal life again, staying with his Parents Dolores (Jackie Weaver) and Pat Sr. (Robert DeNiro).  His ultimate goal is to reconcile with his Wife, proving to her that they can pick-up where things left off, but along the way he meets an equally troubled Woman named Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence).  Matters become complicated as they both get to know one another, confusing what it is that Pat really wants, as they ... Read more

#TIFF12: “FRANCES HA” REVIEW

Noah Baumbach's Frances Ha centers around a Dance Apprentice soon approaching her 30s, questioning what it is she really wants in life. She lives day to day in a free-spirited manner, deeming herself "undateable" and having little regard for the future. Frances' (Greta Gerwig) world falls apart after her Best Friend and Roommate Sophie (Mickey Sumner) decides to move-in with her Boyfriend Patch (Patrick Heusinger).  At the same time, she is faced with the reality that she is not needed in the ... Read more