Kristal Cooper, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 4 of 7 - Part 4

Kristal Cooper

Kristal Cooper has been a film buff since the age of two when her parents began sneaking her into the drive-in every weekend. Since then, she's pursued that passion by working for the Toronto International Film Festival and the Canadian Film Centre. She currently acts as Toronto Film Scene's Managing Editor, writes reviews and celebrity interviews for We Got This Covered and continues to slog away at her day job as a small cog in the giant machinery of the Toronto film community.

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Mirror Mirror Review

Mirror Mirror is an aesthetically fantastical yet ultimately tedious film that may occasionally please the tots in the audience. However, it will leave adults far less enchanted.

The Raid: Redemption Review

This adrenaline-fuelled spectacle of flying fists, whirling kicks and spurting blood will leave you breathless, exhilarated and shouting for more.

Katniss and Peeta - The Hunger Games

The Hunger Games Review

Despite a few minor problems, The Hunger Games proves to be a promising start to what will no doubt become the next beloved Hollywood mega-series.

Casa De Mi Padre Review

Unfortunately for Casa de Mi Padre there’s a very fine line between smart-stupid and slapdash-stupid.

Being Flynn Review

Being Flynn is too dark to appeal to the faint of heart and too safe to draw in those looking for an honest portrayal of a troubled father-son relationship.

A Thousand Words Review

A thousand words? Try two words: stay away. Murphy does a pretty good job keeping up with the various indignities heaped on him but the movie as a whole ends up sinking.

Roundtable Interview With Jennifer Westfeldt And Adam Scott On Friends With Kids

Jennifer Westfeldt is a hidden gem that most people will only be hearing about with the release of her latest film Friends With Kids – her first directorial effort and her third starring and screenwriting credits following 2001’s critically acclaimed Kissing Jessica Stein and 2006’s Ira and Abby.

Friends With Kids Review

Ultimately, Friends With Kids is an unconventional family drama that uses conventional romantic comedy clichés to make its point.

Salmon Fishing In The Yemen Review

As it stands, the best elements of the film become mired in the unwelcome narrative muck, branding Salmon Fishing in the Yemen the one that got away.

Goon will definitely provide an entertaining diversion from the February blahs and may even leave you cheering for more.