Simply put, extremely likely.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Anne Emond’s Nuit #1 (Theatrical Review)
An export from our neighbors to the north, Nuit #1 is one of the best independent releases in months.
TIFF 2012: First Look At Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha And Malick’s To The Wonder Gets A Bit More Detailed
TIFF 2012 to shine a light on two vastly different projects.
For Criterion Consideration: Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark
With Criterion's October 2012 release schedule set in stone, here's one film that deserves to hit the Collection a year from now.
TIFF 2012 First And New Looks: Films From Nair, Affleck, Redford, Jordan And More
As the festival announces its first wave of films, we get new looks at upcoming films, and first looks at some debuting this fall.
Early Lineup For TIFF 2012 Announced, Features Films From Malick, Affleck And Even Joss Whedon
Malick's To The Wonder to debut, as Rian Johnson's Looper opens TIFF 2012.
New Trailer For Lasse Hallstrom’s The Hypnotist Arrives
Swedish trailer arrives for Hallstrom's latest feature.
Festival Circuit Heats Up As Mira Nair’s Reluctant Fundamentalist Announced As Venice Opener; The Master Hitting Fantastic Fest?
Could PTA's The Master hit Fantastic Fest this year?
Joshua Reviews Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises [Theatrical Review]
The final film in Chris Nolan's Bat-trilogy has arrived, and what a bang to go out with.
Full Trailer For Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master Arrives
Full trailer hits for The Master, and it's a beauty.
Armchair Vacation: 5 Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [July 20-22]
List includes some vampire films, a collection of Chris Nolan-directed features, and a young cinephile's call to arms.
Joshua Reviews Kenneth Lonergan’s Margaret [Blu-ray Review]
After a long wait, the film finally hits the masses in two different cuts.
For Criterion Consideration: Joshua Marston’s Maria Full Of Grace
In honor of his sophomore effort getting the Criterion treatment, we look back at Joshua Marston's brilliant debut feature.