Our movie columnist Rick Davis talks about movies currently playing and those about to open here.
Last weekend was quiet with the lone release of Brad Pitt’s Killing Them Softly, which excited critics but not so much audiences.
Lincoln opened in 11 theatres in North America last weekend, breaking a box office record for a limited release.
Daniel Craig returns as James Bond in Skyfall, being hailed as one of the best in the brand.
Based upon the simply titled Cross, Perry stars as the police detective and psychologist who meets his match in a new serial killer.
With all due respect to all movie critics, it appears movie audiences are not heeding their advice.
The cop action-drama End of Watch was the number one movie last weekend.
There are some movies that some might question why they get remade. Dredd falls into this category.
Dax Shepherd is probably best known for his role on TV’s Parenthood, but he is becoming more of a talent behind the camera.
I spent a long time trying to decide what to write about the events in Aurora, or whether to write a column at all.
Manny the mammoth, Diego the sabre tooth tiger, Sid the sloth and Scrat the squirrel are back, embarking on another adventure.
Last weekend was a great one at the movies with both Ted and Magic Mike doing stronger business than expected.
Over the past week, there have been a lot of big changes for movie choices at the Landmark Cinemas in the Central Okanagan.
I have to make a horrible admission: I have not seen a movie for a while.
To say that I am a fan of writer-director Joss Whedon is an understatement.
Director Josh Wheedon is the right person to assemble Marvel Comic superheroes in one movie.
In The Lucky One Zac Efron plays a soldier returning home to North Carolina after his third tour of duty in Iraq.
Picture quality expected to improve with move to all-digital cinemas.
Get ready for the next big phenomenon: The Hunger Games is based upon a popular series of young adult books.
In an attempt to drop the gloves, Canadian actor Jay Baruchel with fellow Canuck Evan Goldberg have adapted the book Goon.
