The true-life story of Dallas' own Ron Woodruff, who was living live to the full in the mid-1980s when he was given 30 days to live.
Review: ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ Rests Entirely On Matthew McConaughey
Review: ‘All is Lost,’ Adrift on an Unforgiving Sea
Robert Redford sails alone into the Indian Ocean and faces his destiny in a compelling drama of survival.
Review: ‘Riddick’ Cheerfully Accepts Its Self-Imposed Limitations
Vin Diesel returns in a sci-fi survival tale that morphs into something a bit different.
Review: ‘The Lone Ranger’ Tells Two Stories At The Same Time, Baffling Everyone
Et tu, Tonto? Johnny Depp upgrades the stereotypes, but is it enough to make for a satisfying adventure?
Review: ‘Pieta’ Begs to be Different
The 18th film from the oft-controversial Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk is punishing to watch. Unless we're not supposed to take it seriously.
Review: ‘Fast & Furious 6’ Flies Confidently and Absurdly Into Superhero Territory
The newest installment of the series heads to Europe to wreack vehicular damage and reunite a family.
Review: ‘Frances Ha,’ A Woman At Loose Ends in the Big City
Director Noah Baumbach and actress Greta Gerwig co-wrote the script for this lighthearted portrait of a young woman facing a life crisis.
Review: ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ Riffs, Rocks, and Rolls
Are they still going boldly where no one has gone before? J.J. Abrams and the crew of the Starship Enterprise face a formidable foe in the latest installment of the space-based franchise.
Review: ‘Mud’ Presents a Clear-Eyed View of Modern American Life
The new film from Jeff Nichols ('Take Shelter') features Matthew Conaughey as a mysterious stranger who enters the lives of two teenage boys on the verge of adulthood. But it's really about America.
Opening: 'The Mighty Macs'
An inspiring tale, based on a true story, and suitable for the entire family.
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