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Review: ‘Supergirl’ Gets it Mostly Wrong

“Supergirl” is a paint-by-numbers superhero film that pretty much negates all the goodwill last year’s “Superman” generated for DC Studios.

Unlike other toy franchise films, ‘Masters of the Universe” manages to honour its source material while opening up its world to new eyes.

Discover why Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” left Marie Gilbert disappointed.

“Hokum,” starring Adam Scott and directed by Damian McCarthy, is a tight, well-made ghost story.

Marie Gilbert says that “Diabolic” is worth watching, not so much for the horror story we expect to see, but for the warning we didn’t expect.

Like its namesake subject, “Bif Naked” is loud, funny, wounded, compassionate, and impossible to ignore.

Marie Gilbert says that ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ is a fun way for us to partake of the fashion world, if only for a few hours.

Netflix is a treasure trove of excellent films from around the world, and “A Time for Bravery” is just one of them.

Marie Gilbert looks at the dark psychological thriller, “Herman.”

Marie Gilbert talks to director Eva Thomas about her new film, “Nika and Madison.”

“Monica’s News” is not only a peek into the past, but a warning of what may come.

Marie Gilbert shares some of her picks for great movies screening at Canadian Film Fest 2026.