By: Amanda Guarragi There is one actor who has always given a unique performance in any film he has been in and his name is Nicolas Cage. Whether you have been a fan from his early days or have fallen into his resurgence with him working on very different pieces, everyone knows how good of an actor he is. He always commits to his roles … Continue reading ‘The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi It has gotten really difficult to be a fan of the Harry Potter franchise because of the Fantastic Beasts films. It’s always fun to go back to Hogwarts and the universe that was created, but what happens when the magic is missing? In Secrets of Dumbledore we get a bit of that magic back, not because of the story, but because of … Continue reading ‘Secrets Of Dumbledore’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi After the success of the first installment and the VFX team perfecting the character design for Sonic, the character is now beloved by all. This sequel was one of my most anticipated movies of 2022 and it definitely met my expectations. Sonic 2 is on par with the first installment and was exactly what a sequel should be. Director Jeff Fowler brought … Continue reading ‘Sonic 2’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi As artists and creators, there is always one medium that we gravitate towards to express our feelings. Whether it’s sketching, filmmaking, or music, many escape into these mediums to feel something. Creating music is always a fun process, but when it is matched with a level of passion and truth in their verses, it becomes a more powerful tool. We Were Hyphy … Continue reading ‘We Were Hyphy’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi A self-loathing and aging hitman, Keele (Shawn Doyle), is tasked to kill a witness Peyton (Alexia Fast), but he quickly learns his new mark might be his estranged daughter. He abducts her in an attempt to keep her safe from his maniacal associate (Bryce Hodgson). Keele struggles with this new parental responsibility of keeping her alive. Whether she’s his daughter or not, … Continue reading Canadian Film Festival 2022 Selection: ‘The Last Mark’ Review
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