End of the Tour Drama Opens in Canada August 28th Directed by James Ponsoldt Stars Jason Segal and Jesse Eisenberg Rating 4.5/5 It takes a special kind of moviegoer to watch a film about two guys talking. While there is some brief relief from a marathon five day conversation including a trip to the Mall of America, this is for… View Post
The Copyright Hack – BEWARE! by Vivek Raj Shivhare | VOOFA.ca
HOT ON THE SPOT! — Recently the potential hack on one of the major online affair/dating website has left its users devastated. The information has been posted in downloadable format on different websites and the way the dating company is trying to pull it down is by using legal enforcement through DMCA “Digital Millennium Copyright Act”. Where it seems like… View Post
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Movie Review by Anne Brodie
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Directed by Guy Ritchie based on the TV Series Stars Armie Hammer, Henry Cavill, Alicia Vikander Rating 4.5/5 As glamourous as can be with “Super” action sequences and crackling dialogue, this adaptation of the 60’s TV spy series rocks hard. It dares to be old school within its pre digital métier, paints broad loopy characters, results… View Post
Ricki and the Flash Review by Anne Brodie
Ricki and the Flash Written by Diablo Cody Directed by Jonathan Demme Starring Meryl Streep, Mamie Gummer, Rick Springfield and Kevin Kline Rating 3.5 / 5 Meryl Streep can now play solid rock guitar, wail and swagger like a rocker and that’s another feather in her cap. The woman is amazing, how does her brain work that she can assume… View Post
Packing Hacks – How She Travels by Kathy Buckworth
With most airlines charging for checked luggage, air travelers are getting savvy about how to pack and when to just “pack it in”, and accept paying the fees in order to get all the things they need to their final destination. There are many benefits to checking your bags, including not having to limit as severely what you pack, not… View Post
TIFF’s Summer in Italy – Actresses of Italy’s Golden Age of Cinema by Anne Brodie
TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto on now until Sept. 6 Toronto’s TIFF Cinematheque at TIFF Bell Lightbox spends Summer in Italy once again this year. It’s much loved annual programme of classic Italian film from its golden age – post war to the seventies – includes the works of masters and their muses, in all shapes and forms, epics, tiny jewels… View Post
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