Film Reviews

I sle of Dogs hits the screen at the Whistler Village 8 and, as expected, it's an uber-meticulous display of craftsmanship and quirk from the hyper-symmetrical mind of director Wes Anderson ( The Royal Tenenbaums , The Life Aquatic , Moonrise Kingdom

" Honey, no one wants to know that their children are having sex.

"W hy pay a dollar for a bookmark? Why not just use the dollar as a bookmark?" Steven Spielberg said that.

Style versus substance: it's a timeless conflict, although these days style almost always wins. (Blame humanity because as The Neon Demon explained, "Beauty is our highest form of currency.

Longtime readers of this column will know that Angelina Jolie holds a special place in the Back Row.

Pay attention kids, because the truth is love is a double-edged blade. Sure, it's good for procreation and writing poems, but love will always have that dark side, the side that's a real mutherf@<ker. Look at this picture.

Hollywood's biggest fashion show/awards ceremony goes down this weekend, but first let's burn some books.

While it was kicking ass and taking numbers this past weekend, Black Panther also officially ended the pre-Oscar cinematic doldrums with a massive box office haul accompanied by what almost resembles a social movement.

First, the good news: The Whistler Village 8 has no plans of closing its doors any time soon.

Before we get into things, it may already be all over. This week's movie listings came with an ominous post-script from the Whistler Village 8. "Please note the Village 8 will be closing at 7:30 p.m.