The Fast and Furious franchise is back and fans will be happy to know that Furious 7 does not disappoint. Spectacular action scenes, intense car chases and high stakes drama makes this installment one of the best and barely gives you time to come up for air. 

Make no mistake about it. Furious 7, the latest film in the Fast and Furious franchise kicks some serious butt. The film is jam packed with high octane stunts and car chases but this movie also packs an emotional punch. It is the last of the franchise to star actor Paul Walker who died tragically in a car accident at the time the movie was shooting. 

Award-winning director Charles Binamé unfolds a story of drama, deception, and desperation in Elephant Song. Adapted from the play by Nicolas Billon, the film delves into the mind of troubled psychiatric patient Michael (masterfully portrayed by Xavier Dolan, detailing the complex back-and-forth between him and the unprepared doctor who attempts to untangle his web of lies.

The Theory of Everything has garnered major attention since it's debut at the Toronto International Film Festival last September. Sure, it's fascinating subject matter doesn't hurt but it's the lead actor's extraordinary performance that keeps you utterly captivated from beginning to end.

Since its debut at Sundance, the hilarious New Zealand mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows has become a film festival hit internationally, simul-spoofing  the bloodsucker genre and the  soul sucking narcissism of reality television. The creative teams behind all the bloody good fun are Jemaine Clement (HBO’s “Flight Of The Conchords”) and his frequent collaborator Taika Waititi (Boy, Eagle Vs. Shark). Waititi and Clement co-star and co-direct with a script they wrote but didn’t show to the improv-friendly  cast.

Ryan Reynolds is never one to disappoint when it comes to the roles he chooses. Some have been hits, some have been misses but you can't argue that most of them have been really interesting.  His latest starring role is in The Voices, which had it’s premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September.

Keanu Reeves is back in John Wick an action packed thriller that will keep you on the edge of your couch till the very end!  Reeves plays, John Wick a widowed retired hit man whose restored 1969 Ford Mustang is stolen and adored dog is killed by a sadistic thug.  It's one thing to mess with his car but when his dog dies, he mean business and Wick goes back into action for revenge. The skilled, ruthless hit man, a known legend in the criminal underworld, tracks down the young thug only to discover he is the son of a major crime boss, a former employer.

Want to start off 2015 with some laughs? Well then, The Wedding Ringer will surely deliver. The new comedy stars Kevin Hart as Jimmy, a guy who provides best man services for socially challenged guys, who - for whatever reason - have no one close enough to agree to stand by them on the day of their wedding. Doug, played by Josh Gad (Frozen, The Book of Mormon) a groom-to-be, has found himself in just such a situation, but, to make matters worse, he fabricates the names of not only a best man but nine groomsmen as well.

Most people are in some way familiar with the infamous paintings of young children with the big black eyes, but many do not know the true story behind those paintings. Director Tim Burton wanted to shed some light on that subject and brings us, Big Eyes starring Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz.