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‘I Play Rocky’ Plays the Hits
Anthony Ippolito is a genuine find as Sylvester Stallone, but Peter Farrelly's crowd-pleaser is a copy of a copy, a greatest hits album of a much better movie.
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Robby spent seven days in Canada for the 51st-annual Toronto International Film Festival.
princess of wales theatre, torontoreview
Julianne Moore Brings Down the House in ‘The Debut’
Jesse Eisenberg's third feature hands Julianne Moore a bit part in a community theater production and lets her play it like the role of her life.
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‘Ink’ Doesn’t Practice What It Prints
Danny Boyle's Murdoch movie is a visually striking take on the beginning of the end of the news, with its own murky moral compass.
day 05special presentations, torontoreview
John Malkovich is the beating heart behind ‘Wild Horse Nine’
Two killers bicker their way across Easter Island as John Malkovich chews scenery in the role of a lifetime.
day 04john bassett theatre, torontoreview
‘The Last Photograph’ Should be Zack Snyder's Last Movie
Zack Snyder's passion project is a slog of a revenge thriller that plays to his absolute worst instincts as a filmmaker.
day 02royal alexandra theatre, torontoreview
Anna Biller Made a Tragedy. ‘The Face of Horror’ Plays as Comedy.
Biller says calling her medieval ghost story camp is a way of refusing to take it seriously. She has a point about the word, and about the room it screened in.