This weekend sees the release of the Harold Ramis-directed biblical comedy Year One. However, the critics are not that amused as the film has a 22% Fresh rating at Rotten Tomatoes. However, I will still check the film out.
The romantic comedy The Proposal is fairing a little better with a 47% Fresh rating.
Either way, it’s a bit of an off week until the new Transformers opens next week.
Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean has shared his passion for cinema through insightful reviews and commentary. His work has also been featured in prominent outlets, including Toronto Film Scene, HuffPost Canada, Screen Anarchy, ScreenRant, and Rue Morgue Magazine.
Longest…wait…ever…. This is my ninth time attending the Toronto International Film Festival and I’ve never before had to wait as long as I did today to get my single tickets. I entered the line-up at around 6:15am and I left with my tickets just after 2:00pm (you do that math). Part of this long wait…
This week’s classic thoughts is a “tale from the bargain bin” as I just picked up this film for only $4. Gothika is a product of Joel Silver’s and Robert Zemeckis’ Dark Castle production company, which was originally formed to create remakes of William Castle horror films and it eventually removed to original films (and…
This year’s Fan Expo was bit of a “make it or break it” event for me. While I quite enjoyed my first visit to the expo in 2009, last year’s overcrowding disaster risked disillusioning me on the event. I knew that the best way for me to properly enjoy the event was to go all…
Only a few weeks remain before the film festival and today saw the announcement of the remaining Galas and Special Presentations, as well as films in the Contemporary World Cinema and Visions programs. Here are the standouts from today’s announcement. Page Eight – David Hare, United Kingdom (Gala Presentations) This film, which will be the closing gala of the…
And the people, that don’t work for movie studios, don’t really care. Sean Patrick Kelly Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean has shared his passion for cinema through insightful reviews…
With this month’s release of Forgetting Sarah Marshall, I thought I would take a look back at the film that started Judd Apatow‘s “reign of terror.” Anchorman is arguably the best of Will Ferrell‘s staring roles, especially when you consider that the character of traits of the character of Ron Burgandy were repeated in subsequent…
Longest…wait…ever…. This is my ninth time attending the Toronto International Film Festival and I’ve never before had to wait as long as I did today to get my single tickets. I entered the line-up at around 6:15am and I left with my tickets just after 2:00pm (you do that math). Part of this long wait…
This week’s classic thoughts is a “tale from the bargain bin” as I just picked up this film for only $4. Gothika is a product of Joel Silver’s and Robert Zemeckis’ Dark Castle production company, which was originally formed to create remakes of William Castle horror films and it eventually removed to original films (and…
This year’s Fan Expo was bit of a “make it or break it” event for me. While I quite enjoyed my first visit to the expo in 2009, last year’s overcrowding disaster risked disillusioning me on the event. I knew that the best way for me to properly enjoy the event was to go all…
Only a few weeks remain before the film festival and today saw the announcement of the remaining Galas and Special Presentations, as well as films in the Contemporary World Cinema and Visions programs. Here are the standouts from today’s announcement. Page Eight – David Hare, United Kingdom (Gala Presentations) This film, which will be the closing gala of the…
And the people, that don’t work for movie studios, don’t really care. Sean Patrick Kelly Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean has shared his passion for cinema through insightful reviews…
With this month’s release of Forgetting Sarah Marshall, I thought I would take a look back at the film that started Judd Apatow‘s “reign of terror.” Anchorman is arguably the best of Will Ferrell‘s staring roles, especially when you consider that the character of traits of the character of Ron Burgandy were repeated in subsequent…
Longest…wait…ever…. This is my ninth time attending the Toronto International Film Festival and I’ve never before had to wait as long as I did today to get my single tickets. I entered the line-up at around 6:15am and I left with my tickets just after 2:00pm (you do that math). Part of this long wait…
This week’s classic thoughts is a “tale from the bargain bin” as I just picked up this film for only $4. Gothika is a product of Joel Silver’s and Robert Zemeckis’ Dark Castle production company, which was originally formed to create remakes of William Castle horror films and it eventually removed to original films (and…
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