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October 16, 2008

Trench Postcards Paul Gross’ WWI melodrama

Passchendaele is a major achievement ... and a major disappointment by Ramin Ostad

America's Fangiest Home Video Rabid zombies are running amok in an apartment! Luckily someone’s taping it all in Quarantine by Paul Matwychuk
Dubya, Dubya, Toil And Trouble Oliver Stone’s Bush Biopic W. is a lot less controversial than you might expect by Michael Hingston And Paul Matwychuk

October 9, 2008

The Unbearable Whiteness Of Seeing Everything turns milk-coloured for the residents of an unnamed city in Blindness by Michael Hingston
Where Are The Good Guys? No one in the terrorist thriller Body of Lies is innocent — not even Leonardo DiCaprio by Kathleen Bell
She Loved Wigs, She Loved Whigs Keira Knightley also displays fondness for hats, gowns, and cute guys in breeches in The Duchess by Paul Matwychuk
Disposable Wipers Windshield wipers! Pro-tracted lawsuits! greg kinnear! flash of genius is as dull as it sounds by Michael Hingston
Skateboarders, Breakdancers, Artists? The docs beautiful losers and planet b-boy expand the definition of what it means to make art by Ramin Ostad

October 2, 2008

Slacker Under Surveillance Someone is watching Shia Labeouf’s every move — and framing him as a terrorist! — in Eagle Eye by Nicola Simpson Khullar
Harris On Horseback Ed Harris’ Appaloosa is an ol’-fashioned, rip-snortin’, six-shootin’, slow-movin’ western by Kathleen Bell
Ben Behaving Badly Ben Kingsley is one sexy septuagenarian in Elegy the best philip roth film adaptation to date by Paul Matwychuk
Shaun Of The Celebs Simon Pegg flounders as a glossy gossip reporter in How to Lose Friends and Alienate People by Scott Lingley
Feature From The Black Platoon Spike Lee bungles his tribute to the african-american soldiers of Second World War in Miracle at by Kathleen Bell
Michael Cera: Still Adorable! ... And he finds the perfect indie-cool cutie to fall in love with in Nick and Norah’s Infinite P by Michael Hingston

September 25, 2008

I Can’t Believe I Asphyxiate The Whole Thing The movie version of Chuck Palahniuk’s Choke has so many laboured quirks it can hardly breathe by Paul Matwychuk
EIFF 2008 ...And now, the reviews by See Staff
The Phantom Dentist Ricky Gervais is a D.D.S. who sees Dead people in the supernatural charmer Ghost Town by Ramin Ostad
On Leave In Las Vegas Part road movie, part Iraq War drama, part indie comedy, The Lucky Ones is better than it sou by Paul Matwychuk
Will Pontypool Change Everything? Bruce McDonald’s quasi-zombie Thriller breaks new ground technically, financially, and artistically by Scott Lingley

September 18, 2008

Bjork And Barney Bathe In Blubber The perplexing Drawing Restraint 9 stages an arty blood wedding aboard a whaling ship by Michael Hingston
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