The 10 best films of 2013
Brian D. Johnson picks the flicks to watch over the holidays
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Brian D. Johnson
Brian D. Johnson writes about film and the arts for Maclean’s. He’s also a filmmaker, and director of the annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards Gala.
Going solo on film
From Gravity to All Is Lost, some of the year’s best films were stories of solitary souls
’It’s always in my back pocket’: Cobie Smulders on Canadian identity
The Avengers star in conversation
50 Shades of pathos: Short Term 12, How I Live Now, The Best Man Holiday, The Book Thief
Brian D. Johnson reviews this week’s movie releases
’Nebraska’ isn’t about getting an Oscar
Alexander Payne has had it with snooty critics who think his film is condescending
Hot and heavy: Thor, Blue is the Warmest Colour, Kill Your Darlings
What to see at the movies this weekend
Jon Stewart gets serious about Rob Ford
’Mayor Ford’s a lot of fun to ridicule. But my guess is, not a lot of fun to eulogize. And that’s where this thing is headed’
Boys to men: Ender’s Game, About Time, Last Vegas, Dallas Buyers Club
Brian D. Johnson reviews this week’s big movie releases
Sophie’s choice
The Olympics or the Oscars? The Quebec teen had to make up her mind.
Men overboard: ’All is Lost’ vs. ’The Counselor’
Brian D. Johnson on desperate people trying to save themselves