Hugh Jackman is The Man! Er, make that mutant ... Is the latest superhero picture worth a dime or two?
Review: ‘The Wolverine’ Stands Tall, Thanks to Hugh Jackman
Indie Weekend: ‘Pariah,’ ‘House of Pleasures,’ ‘The Devil Inside’
A coming-of-age story with a difference, 'Pariah' is my pick of the week.
Review: ‘Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows’
"It's still elementary," Robert Downey, Jr. might say to Jude Law. "We'll have a bit of fun, make some money, and nobody will be the wiser. What do you say?"
Now Playing: 'The Interrupters,' 'Margin Call,' 'My Week With Marilyn'
Recently opened and still playing: a wide selection.
Now Playing: ‘The Interrupters,’ ‘Margin Call,’ ‘My Week With Marilyn’
Recently opened and still playing: a wide selection.
Review: 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1'
The fourth installment slows things way down as Edward and Bella get married and go on their honeymoon.
Indie Weekend: 'Into the Abyss,' 'Bellflower' and 'Titans' Return
My pick of the week: 'Into the Abyss.' Werner Herzog contemplates the death penalty in conversations with an inmate on death row in Texas, and those affected by his crime. (Landmark Magnolia, Angelika Plano.) Not previewed. Also opening in Dallas today, Friday, November 11, 2011 (listed alphabetically): 'Bellflower.' Powerful drama that goes off the rails... Continue Reading →
Alexander Payne Retrospective Continues As 'The Descendants' Opens Lone Star Fest
Seven years have passed since 'Sideways,' the last film directed by Alexander Payne, but he's back with 'The Descendants,' which opens the Lone Star International Film Festival in Ft. Worth tonight. Meanwhile, a retrospective of his films continues at the Angelika Dallas tonight. Jack Nicholson stars in 'About Schmidt,' which plays as part of the... Continue Reading →
Indie Weekend: 'The Skin I Live In,' 'Like Crazy,' 'The Woman'
Antonio Banderas reteams with Pedro Almodovar, plus a romantic drama, young basketball players, and harrowing horror.
Indie Weekend: 'Martha Marcy May Marlene,' Horror at the Texas Theatre
Cults, war, docs, and spooks make for a great fall weekend at the movies.
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