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June 26, 2008

Gaudí, Neighbour! What, you were expecting an “erection” pun? Sorry: Antonio Gaudí is too awe-inspiring for dick jokes by Scott Lingley
Khan, Baby, Khan Mongol presents a whitewashed, braveheart-ed version of the life of young Genghis Khan by Paul Matwychuk
The Boy From Brazil A young soccer fan loses his family in The Year My Parents Went on Vacation. by Kathleen Bell
Draag Hags No self-respecting fan of weird sci-fi can afford to miss Fantastic Planet’s return to the big scree by James Hamilton

June 19, 2008

Waiting for Bluffman The Grand redeems the improv genre with a sendup of professional poker by Paul Matwychuk
M. Night Charlatan Fright-flick auteur’s career freefall continues its spectacular plummet with The Happening by James Hamilton

June 12, 2008

Bruce On The Loose Come on, Hollywood! What’s so goddamned hard about making a decent Incredible Hulk movie? by James Hamilton
A Falafelly Big Adventure You Don’t MEss With the Zohan is too good-naturedly silly to offend anybody by Scott Lingley
From The Life Of The Marionettes Thunderbirds Are GO! strings together a surreal plot and endless takeoff/landing montages by Tom Murray
Canadian Boinkin' Young People Fucking is a quintessentially Canadian sex Film: earnest, polite, well-lit by Scott Lingley

June 5, 2008

Craftsmanlike Caramel This ensemble comedy about a lebanese beauty shop is a sweet twist on the chick-flick genre by Matthew Halliday
Our Bodies, Our Shelves Movie Librarians are frumpy: that’s the biggest revelation The Hollywood Librarian can come up with by Michael Hingston
Beyond the Blurbs this week: remembering Harvey Korman (1927-2008) by Paul Matwychuk

May 29, 2008

Soon they'll make one about the dead ducks Laura Dunn’s documentary takes a clear-eyed look at the consequences of industrial overdevelopment by Tom Murray
Horror show You’ll want to avoid these strangers in the night by Michael Hingston
Carrie on For fans, watching Sex and the city film will be like slipping on a pair of Manolo Blahnik’s by Nicola Simpson Khullar

May 22, 2008

Close Encounters Of The Cutesiest Kind A purring magical furball from outer space changes a kid’s life in Stephen Chow’s CJ7 by Paul Matwychuk
Crack That Whip, Give The Past A Slip Does Indy’s latest advent-ure recapture the old magic? SEE’s film writers have some bad news for you by Paul Matwychuk
All Yesterday’s Parties Nico Icon argues the former Velvet Underground chanteuse was a visionary in her own right by G.H. Lewmer
I’m A Cyborg, But That’s Okay Gore, slapstick, and a schoolgirl in a drillbra... The Machine Girl has it all, and it’s not enough by Tom Murray
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