Digger is Tom Cruise's finest hour
Featuring a career-best performance from Cruise, Digger is a wild and audacious satire that almost, but not quite, sticks the difficult landing.
Featuring a career-best performance from Cruise, Digger is a wild and audacious satire that almost, but not quite, sticks the difficult landing.
I spoke with producer Hiroyuki Sakamoto about Stranger Than Heaven, how it relates to Like a Dragon, and what to expect from the genre-defying structure that spans five decades of Japanese history.
Wolverine's great cinematic action and compelling story are brought down by lackluster pacing and odd design choices that rarely let Logan do what he does best. It isn't bad, but it is disappointing.
Ball x Pit is game design at its most inventive and rewarding. A modern masterpiece that stands proudly alongside its influences.
Reviews from the Toronto International Film Festival 2026 include: Rogue Trooper, Half, The Diary of a Mad Old Man, and Wild, Wild East.
Budget devices continue to impress, this time from the White Shark label, as I review the White Shark Falcon, Flow, and MARROK peripherals.
Reviews of Drifter, Back in Black, and Up Against It from the Toronto International Film Festival.
FromSoftware's epic adventure has only gotten better with time, and playing it in handheld mode on a road trip is an exquisite experience that must be seen to be believed.
Three five-star films in a row: Rescue, Kick On and Club Kid.
Reviews for Inherit, Ink, Smudge the Blades, Atonement, and Toy Gun Bandit from the sixth day of the Toronto International Film Festival.
Reviews of The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd, Wild Horse Nine, God Bless You, Mr Kopu, The Debut, and Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo.
Reviews from the fourth day at the Toronto International Film Festival