Ice Men

This is what a movie is to be about. The acting was superb, the story content held you in your seat, and the confused love merry-go-round tells you what real life is all about. If it can't bring fear and tears... Full review

If you like drama, you came to the right place because this will give it to you. No the acting is not great but not awful either. Characters are easy to identify with but story can be a little weird at... Full review

Following his domineering father's death, uptight yuppie Vaughn (Martin Cummins) buys the family cabin from his mother. One weekend, he invites his three childhood friends up to the cabin for his best friend, Bryan's (David Hewlett), birthday. The four boys have... Full review

When the movie first started, it seemed a little slow moving in terms of character development and it felt like some of the lines were contrived and just weak. I found myself thinking, ho hum...is this going to be another mediocre... Full review

Thom Best of 'Queer as Folk' directs this taut story by Michael MacLennan, a tale of how friendships since childhood are altered by life's flow and the difficulties inherent in attempting restoration. Vaughn (Martin Cummins), distraught over being tossed by his... Full review

With its interesting setting and professional cinematography, Ice Men certainly looks good, and the cast is uniformly strong, despite the fact that some characters have more depth than others. It may take a while to warm up, but Ice Men ultimately proves to be a relatively interesting drama that explores the changing dynamics in a group of childhood friends. ... Full Review