CTV Montreal | Mose at the Movies

The original movie was an unexpected hit at the box office. Now, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" is back with a third installment

The new film Gran Turismo brings the iconic racing game to the big screen.

Adam Sandler brought his whole family on screen for his new comedy: ‘You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’

DC Comics’ first Latino-led movie follows a man whose life changes when he comes across an ancient relic of alien biotechnology.

‘Strays’ is a new R-rated canine comedy featuring Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx

The squad of crime fighting turtles returns to the big screen in a new animated film written and produced by Canadian Seth Rogan,

New horror film “Talk to Me’ had its Canadian premiere in Montreal at the Fantasia Film Festival

Canadian actress Laysla De Oliveira discusses her role in a new spy thriller series.

Cillian Murphy, who plays Julius Robert Oppenheimer, the biopic’s protagonist, discusses the film’s unanswered questions

Barbie has finally made it o the silver screen in a full-length feature film. The movie opens on July 21. Mose Persico has more.

“Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One” hits theatres on Wednesday.

Mission: Impossible 7 - Dead Reckoning Part One arrives in theatres on July 12

Beautiful Disaster, a new romantic comedy now on demand, is about two people who fall in love under the most bizarre circumstances.

A new action film starring Chris Hemsworth as an Australian mercenary on a dangerous mission is now streaming on Netflix.

‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’, which was partly filmed in Montreal, hits theatres on Friday. CTV’s Mose Persico speaks with the cast.

The next chapter of the popular comedy starring Jason Sudeikis as beloved football coach Ted Lasso is now streaming on Apple TV+.

Canadian actor Jay Baruchel speaks with CTV’s Mose Persico about his new film exploring the rise and fall of a tech giant.

Celine Dion makes her English film debut in a new romantic comedy about two people who fall in love through a series of mistaken texts.

A new sci-fi series on Apple TV+ takes you into a world where the last remaining people on Earth are forced to live in an underground silo.

The world premiere of “Citadel” was recently held in London. CTV’s Mose Persico caught up with the stars on the blue carpet