But not every film that talks about important things actually says something important.

We must remember that a prison’s walls work two ways. They don’t just cage people within them. They keep society from having to look at those locked inside of them.

Life will find a way.

I beg you darling, don’t save this last dance for me.

Fans of the first film and fans of smart, low stakes horror are going to love this movie. 

Hopefully, it will teach all of us how to build beautiful, brand new worlds out of the pieces we see right in front of us.

Those alive (and lucky enough not to have been fed to the wolverines) during SNL’s first decadent decade will definitely adore this nostalgia machine of a film. 

Sometimes, to survive, we must become something more than we were programmed for.

It’s a charming, inspirational story that everyone will find something to love about. 

There's much more than meets the eyes in this fantastic Transformers tale.

Mr F hits TIFF for the second time. And as a lot sequels like to claim, it was certainly bigger and better!

The film is a festive, familiar ride.

Plant yourself in the closest theater and take this film for a spin.

The emotions we feel as we follow Chris on his journey are genuine, moving, and unforgettable. 

The Shyamalan-aissance screeches to a halt.

The film celebrates all types of families - the one we’re born with and the ones we find along the way.

This movie is like a perfectly cooked Thanksgiving dinner. You walk in knowing the menu, but you still savor every single delicious bite of it.

Lupita Nyong’o’s performance should pop up on the Oscar shortlist. As should the cat’s. 

Young and old alike will stand up (as they are able) and cheer for Thelma. 

It’s a movie you’ll love talking about long after the smell of popcorn and exhaust fumes have floated away.