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I am certainly not the first person to tell you that grad school is two things: extremely rewarding and EXTREMELY exhausting. With a huge amount of hyperbole, I will tell you that my brain is going...
Happy 2013! I’ve been a little absent these past few months since I’ve been busy with grad school and TA-ing for an Introduction to Film class. It’s been a great experience for me, finally getting...
Here it is ladies and gents, the entry I’ve wanted to write since I started this blog back in May on one of my favourite movies of all time. It’s been a huge part of my life, watching it at least...
It’s no shock to those of you who’ve spent time on my blog that I am a big Audrey Hepburn fan. My favourite movies starring her are Sabrina, Roman Holiday, and Charade. When I was in university,...
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has just drawn to a close here and this was a very light year for me. Even though I was volunteering, I didn’t get to see very many films – in fact, I...
Hi everyone! Please excuse the excruciatingly long absence from my blog. I’ve been keeping active on Twitter, but packing up my apartment, moving twice in two months, and my day jobs have been...
Back at the start of March, I went to my first screening for the Toronto Youth Shorts Film Festival and had a great time watching films in the T24 Project. I’m very exciting to be rejoining the...
Next to film, one of my biggest passions is dance. I danced ballet for 13 years, all throughout primary, elementary and high school, and did some recreationally in university with a friend of mine....
This post is about my favorite Deborah Kerr movie and one of the best Cary Grant ones, in my opinion. I originally published this on September 30, 2010, which was coincidentally Deborah Kerr’s 89th...
I had been meaning to see this movie pretty much my entire life. I’ve never really been into monster movies, but I knew – even before I started studying film – that this one was well worth seeing....
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And so we bid a fond farewell to the TCM Classic Film Festival 2012. What an incredible experience it’s been, and it’s kind of a shame that we need to go home just when the weather starts getting...
Day 3 may have just cracked my own personal record of number films seen in a day – 5 classics in 12 hours! We got to Hollywood Blvd. just before 11:30 am and left just before midnight. We spent the...
If I could identify a theme for Day Two for me, it’s Fred Astaire. I saw two films, both musicals starring him. First, Funny Face (1957) had Robert Osbourne and the director, Stanley Donen in...
What a whirlwind it’s been since arriving in West Hollywood only two days ago. It’s surreal to be here with so many fellow classic film buffs, hopelessly devoted to TCM and excited by the...
I’m so thrilled that this week I’ll be in LA for the first time, covering my very first film festival – the TCM Classic Film Festival. I got a lot of advice by some seasoned fellow critics in...
Hollywood often repackages and re-releases classic stories that were big box office successes. We’ll compare the original to the remakes in a new segment I like to call: Battle of the Remakes....
I’ve been posting about a lot of romantic comedies lately, so I wanted to do something to appeal to all you guys out there you aren’t exactly crazy about chick flicks. The Adventures of Robin Hood...
This entry, I wanted to focus on a film starring two of my favorite actors: Bogie and Hepburn. Sabrina (1954) This movie came just a few short years after Roman Holiday but quite a few years after...
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