#REVIEW: “THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON”
Review by Justin Waldman for Mr. Will Wong
Joss Whedon is back on the saddle a final time on the Marvel money-making machine aboard Sequel to widely-successful Superhero Opus, The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron. As Phase 2 is coming to a conclusion, Audiences have seen a much darker side to their beloved Superheroes and this Installment in the Marvel Universe is no exception, it may easily be the gloomiest  to date. Age of Ultron focuses on what happens when one lone Member takes ...
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#REVIEW: “MONTY PYTHON: MEANING OF LIVE” (HOT DOCS)
Roger Graef’s Documentary on Monty Python’s return to the stage back in 2014, is something as magical as the Comedy Troupe themselves. Monty Python: Meaning of Live is an outstanding Documentary that gets the behind-the-scenes look at the Troupe (John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Erid Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin) at their five nights only Extravaganza in London at the O2 arena.
Aside from just exploring the mass popularity of Monty Python, there is extensive behind the scenes work ...
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#REVIEW: “THE FORGER”
Review by David Baldwin for Mr. Will Wong
Ray Cutter (John Travolta), an Art Forger, is released months early from prison through a deal with local Crime Boss Keegan (Anson Mount). Ray wants to spend time with his young cancer-stricken Son Will (Tye Sheridan), but Keegan wants him for another job – forging and stealing a priceless Monet painting. And if he refuses, he’s being sent back to jail.
Premiering at TIFF this past year, The Forger appeared at first glance to be a typical tale of ...
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#REVIEW: “KURT COBAIN: MONTAGE OF HECK” (HOT DOCS)
Review by Justin Waldman for Mr. Will Wong
Brett Morgen has proven to be a Documentarian to look out for, and with his newest Film, Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck he takes on his most daunting task due to the majority knowing of Kurt Cobain/Nirvana. When doing a Film on a subject that was in the public eye there is the hard task of revealing information that has not previously been out there so Fans will not be disinterested as well as newcomers be equally informed. Thankfully, Morgen finds ...
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#REVIEW: “THE AGE OF ADALINE”
On paper, it is tough to describe The Age of Adaline without feeling a great sense of disbelief, but as offerings in the Romance Genre continue to dwindle, we couldn't help but feel enchanted by this latest effort from Celeste & Jesse Forever Director Lee Toland Krieger.
The Fantasy is set around a widowed young Woman born in 1908 named Adaline (Blake Lively), whom after the most unusual combination of circumstances, finds herself ageless after an accident. As years pass and her looks ...
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#REVIEW: “TIG” (HOT DOCS)
Review by Justin Waldman for Mr. Will Wong
For first-time Directors Kristina Goolsby and Ashley York they had their work cut out for them as they documented the bravery of a now legendary comic, Tig Notaro. Being diagnosed with Breast Cancer is certainly no laughing matter, but for Tig the only way to deal with it was to talk about it and integrate it into a comedic routine. Tig’s Career skyrocketed just three days after she was diagnosed with Cancer and announced it to an Audience at ...
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#REVIEW: “TRUE STORY”
Review by Jonathan Godfrey for Mr. Will Wong
The Industrial Age steamrolled its way into a Technological Era. Now time is measured in picoseconds and reality is pixelated. Fact appears like fiction and what defines a “true story” is tough to determine.
This sort of contemporary confusion is at the heart of the new Film, True Story. Aptly titled, it is adapted from the Novel,  True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa. It is the Tale of blackballed Journalist Michael Finkel and brooding ...
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#REVIEW: “UNFRIENDED”
Review by Amanda Gilmore for Mr. Will Wong
Unfriended is the most original Horror Film I have ever seen, and it’s the most timely. Using today’s technology and important messages about bullying and suicide, this is sure to resonate.
The entire Film is one shot of a Character’s computer screen. It begins with Blaire (Shelley Hennig) talking on Skype with her Boyfriend and quickly three of her Friends and a mystery Person are added to the conversation. The five Friends try to figure out ...
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#REVIEW: “THE LONGEST RIDE”
For anyone who has seen a Nicholas Sparks Adaptation since his 2004 Phenomenon  The Notebook, Directors and Screenwriters have been trying to recreate the magic that The Notebook created, but few with the same success. However with the Duo of Craig Bolotin and George Tillman Jr., The Longest Ride falls into the same category as The Notebook. This however is partially similar because the Film switches back and forth between present day and the 1940s between two Love Stories that both tug ...
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#REVIEW: “FURIOUS 7”
Review by Jonathan Godfrey for Mr. Will Wong
Fast & Furious, a storied Franchise that has outpaced its criticism, and outlasted the competition. At the onset it was little more than a millennial Rewrite of Kathryn Bigelow’s Point Break. Singleton’s chapter then went into overdrive and things took a turn for the worse… that is until Justin Lin and Tokyo Drift turned it all around.
Since Lin’s entry, the Franchise has found a space in Cinema that is irreplaceable. Dom and his Crew ...
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