Mad Max: Fury Road is getting universal acclaim from critics proving that 70-year-old director George Miller still has his magic touch.
Critics are praising Lively’s performance as well as Burstyn and Harrison Ford in a key supporting role.
True Story is based on how an accused killer took on the identity of a New York Times reporter.
A younger Eastwood and Huston make it to the movies.
Home smashed all box office expectations by grossing $54 million last weekend.
Different sorts of comedy coming to Okanagan movie theatres this weekend.
Young adult novel trilogy gets four-movie treatment to rake in box office receipts.
Liam Neeson’s career is stronger than ever and as an action hero on top of that.
After taking a little break, Smith has come back with a crime drama.
It will be interesting to see how 50 Shades of Grey and Kingsman fare next weekend at the box office.
If you know the over-the-top silly humour that inhabits the world of SpongeBob, expect much more of the same.
Though Eddie Redmayne was the surprise Best Actor winner at the SAGs, the Oscar favourite still seems to be Michael Keaton for Birdman.
The Boy Next Door looks to be in the familiar territory of Fatal Attraction, Lopez and Guzman will attract a new and younger audience.
Local movie theatres still offer a few more gifts for movie lovers to reveal.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies which concludes the adventure of Bilbo Baggins and the Company of Dwarves.
Only a director like Ridley Scott would attempt a remake of the Exodus tale.
The Penguins of Madagascar spins off the popular birds of the blockbuster Madagascar movies.
Dumb and Dumber To reunites the original principals including Farrally brothers creators and stars Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniel.
Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway star as team members who undertake a most important mission.
While the critics are not being overly friendly to The Judge, I think it is one of those movies that the audience will enjoy.
