Ratchet and Clank PS4 – Review
Ratchet and Clank is one of the most fun games I’ve played all year. It’s not long – about 6-10 hours depending on how much of a perfectionist you are … Continue reading Ratchet and Clank PS4 – Review
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BBP’s Running Reviews Of: BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE
You couldn’t have missed it. Last weekend, the latest large-popcorn, comic book superhero, cinematic-universe-builder blockbuster, dropped into movie theatres everywhere. And much like the citizens of fictional Metropolis, none of … Continue reading BBP’s Running Reviews Of: BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE
All The Pop Culture Was Found At TORONTO COMICON 2016
Sunday, March 20th – the first day of Spring. And with the spring melteth the carbonite. Yes! Superheroes, Star Wars and Ghostbusters. Manga, Anime and Master Chief. Longboxes, movie posters … Continue reading All The Pop Culture Was Found At TORONTO COMICON 2016
Top 9 BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE Easter Egg Wants
With the highly anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice film only ten days away from release, we here at Biff Bam Pop! thought it was high time to ask … Continue reading Top 9 BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE Easter Egg Wants
Wim Wenders at TIFF: Wings of Desire
Wings of Desire, Wim Wenders’ final fictional film from the 1980s, is lighter than a feather. The wispy gates of heaven open to an overcast Berlin in the twilight of … Continue reading Wim Wenders at TIFF: Wings of Desire
Wim Wenders at TIFF: Paris, Texas
Wim Wenders’ visionary Palme d’Or winning film Paris, Texas is the culmination of the director’s many years of hard work capturing life on the road. This poetic study of what … Continue reading Wim Wenders at TIFF: Paris, Texas
Beautifully Drawn Boy: The Thrilling, Wrenching Journey of Boy and the World
When you’re young, very young, the world is bright and bold, a riot of colour and creatures and moments tumbling one to the next. Boy and the World, a newly released animated … Continue reading Beautifully Drawn Boy: The Thrilling, Wrenching Journey of Boy and the World
TVO World Premiere: Lowdown Tracks
Lowdown Tracks, the latest documentary from Shelley Saywell, examines the lives of Toronto’s homeless musicians. This film takes a compassionate look at those enduring hard times and are using music … Continue reading TVO World Premiere: Lowdown Tracks
Spectre and The Peanuts Movie both have solid debuts this weekend
The early box office numbers are in and, as predicted, both new releases had very strong openings. Here’s what went down: Spectre, the new James Bond film that could … Continue reading Spectre and The Peanuts Movie both have solid debuts this weekend
TIFF 2015: The Family Fang and Beasts of No Nation
Parents can mess you up. Not always. They often don’t mean to. But just like you can’t make an omelette without breaking some eggs, you can’t make a person without passing … Continue reading TIFF 2015: The Family Fang and Beasts of No Nation
TIFF 2015: Sleeping Giant
Being a teenager is so freaking crazy. Your body’s unrecognizable, your hormones go wild and you’ve got these outsize adult feelings coursing through a brain that feels like it’s been hotwired, … Continue reading TIFF 2015: Sleeping Giant
Exclusive: Andy Burns talks to Lost After Dark’s Kendra Timmins
Today (September 1st, 2015) sees the release of the new horror film, Lost After Dark. Co-written by Bo Ransdell and Ian Kessner and directed by Kessner, the film is set … Continue reading Exclusive: Andy Burns talks to Lost After Dark’s Kendra Timmins