Chris Knight: The Gentlemen offers Dockery, mockery and one smoking Farrell
Very little work is being done by what passes for the plot. But in the doldrums of January, that kind of breezy entertainment can be just enough of a draw
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Movies Movie Minute: The Gentlemen review
Does The Gentlemen live up to the star-studded cast? -
Movies Dolittle does little at the box office
Dolittle and Cats fall under the Universal Pictures studio, where it appears some producers have gotten a little too eager to give the green light -
Local Arts The List: Edmonton concerts, arts and culture, January 21-29
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Movies Robert Downey Jr. sounds like a narcissistic actor while using role as a narcissistic actor ...
'90 per cent of my black friends were like, "Dude, that was great"' -
Movies Robert Downey Jr. doesn't regret going blackface in 'Tropic Thunder'
Robert Downey Jr. has no regrets about controversial blackface role in 2008 movie Tropic Thunder, insisting, “90% of my black friends are like, ‘Dude, that was great. -
Movies 'MY ANKLE EXPLODED': Daniel Craig dreaded telling wife about 'Bond' injury
Daniel Craig was reluctant to sign on for a final James Bond movie, because he feared suffering another on set injury – and having to tell his wife, Rachel Weisz. -
Movies #NotAllBabies: Baby Yoda remains the cutest thing in the Star Wars universe despite Baby Jabba's ...
'I would cook baby jabba to keep baby yoda fed'
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Local Arts For big anniversary Vancouver festival goes long with short films
VSFF is a diverse offering of 46 films — sort of cinematic tasting menu that is sure to satisfy curious film lovers — that in 2020 includes Curtis Lum’s film ... -
Movies Why (half) the world still cares about former Hollywood sweethearts Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston
The eye-rollers dismiss our excitement as a sad indictment of today's vacuous, celebrity-obsessed culture. But they're wrong -
Movies Pacino was so high at '75 Oscars, he turned to Bridges for help
Al Pacino was so high on “a few things” at the 1975 Oscars, he had to ask Best Supporting Actor nominee Jeff Bridges what was happening. -
Movies 'Downton Abbey' creator confirms second film
Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes has confirmed reports he’ll start work on a movie sequel later this year. -
Movies Jay and Not-so-Silent Bob Reboot: Kevin Smith’s horrible movie followed by worse Q&A
A comedic atrocity occurred Saturday night on the University of Alberta campus.No, Andrew Dice Clay wasn’t in town. -
Movies 'National Treasure 3' in the works at Disney: Report
Disney is reportedly working on a third film in Nicolas Cage’s popular National Treasure franchise. -
Movies 'Catwoman represents very feminine power': Zoe Kravitz
Zoe Kravitz said yes to the role of Catwoman because of the character’s “really strong femininity. -
Movies 'Bad Boys 4' expected to go into development: Report
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are reportedly poised to return to the Bad Boys franchise for another sequel following the projected box office success of the new Bad Boys For ...
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Movies Periscope down! More great submarine movies
Last week, our column focused on films about submarines. Today, we continue our look at submarine movies, as there are quite a number of them! Crimson Tide, 1995, stars Gene ... -
Movies Diving deep to find some film treasures
Last week, our column focused on films about disasters at sea involving cruise ships. This week, submarine films. -
Movies Cruise ship disasters fodder for films
Cruising has grown more and more popular in recent years, with a corresponding rise in accidents and problems with cruise ships. -
Movies Excellent films produced in the '30s
The 1930s are well known for some great films that inspired re-makes and sequels in later decades. An example of this is entitled Werewolf of London, 1935, with Henry Hull. -
Movies The 'Roaring '20s' make for some great movies
We spent three weeks looking at movies about World War I; now we need to look at the 1920s and the movies of that time. -
Movies Glenn Ford another of the great workhorses of film
Glenn Ford is not always considered a top star in motion pictures, but in fact, Ford was a huge star, appearing in more than three television series and 100 movies. -
Movies Broad range of films concerning World War One
Our next column on film and World War I covers more of the broad range of that war’s films. World War I saw the first major use of air warfare. -
Movies Tribute paid the fantastically-talented Christopher Plummer
One of the finest actors in the history of entertainment is a Canadian, Christopher Plummer, star of stage, radio, television, and movies. -
Movies Mounties in the movies
We have looked at the blue and the grey of the Civil War, the blue-shirted Cavalry of the American West, and the red-jacketed infantry of the British Empire. -
Movies Wealth of films examine Anglo-Indian experience
Our last column focused on the British in India, particularly on films made earlier in the 20th Century showing the resentment amongst Indians to British colonial rule.
