Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'timburton'
December 21, 2007
Really not much on in terms of Christmas films this week. The Bloor is showing National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (which is about as far away from a Christmas classic as we can imagine without being a film about aliens from another galaxy that have never heard of Christmas) and White Christmas. We’re still happy to recommend Enchanted (we just saw it, and it was absolutely lovely), but for those of you who want to......
Continue Reading "Film Friday: Kitsch The Bucket"November 28, 2007
In a strange moment of synchronicity, there are currently two musicals on the Toronto stage about a man who kills people and disposes of their bodies by feeding them to someone/something. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street has been playing at the Princess of Wales since early November, and closes on December 9. Sweeney tells the story (which we are all likely to become more familiar with after Tim Burton's film adaptation......
Continue Reading "Musicals That Are Hungry...For Your Money!"April 16, 2007
Each weekday morning, we pick a recent image from the Torontoist Flickr Pool and feature it here on the site. It's our way to give the many excellent photographers in our pool the attention they deserve! Soaked in soft shades of pink, the ripples in the water are made more obvious by the huge distortions of the reflected scene. The whimsical colour paired with a creepy silhouette couldn't have been dreamed up any better by......
Continue Reading "The Daily Photoist: Lagoon"October 29, 2006
Halloween is Tuesday, which means this weekend is really the time for all of the –ists to celebrate. And whether they’re designing super-spooky costumes or talking about the super-spooky upcoming elections, we’d say that they’re doing a fine job of it. Austinist knows that few things in life are scarier than zombies, people with way too much money, and politicians who try too hard to be funny. Slightly less scary, depending on whom you......
Continue Reading "Elsewhere In The Ist-A-Verse"