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Fusillade No. 1 in Disney's presumed seven-film adaptation of C.S. Lewis' beloved children's tales is marred by dodgy CGI work and windy pacing.

Local artist Heidi Pitre pins up women’s right to vote

All the news that's fit to get your taste buds quivering

All the news that's fit to get your taste buds quivering

The Pevensie kids are summoned back to Narnia for yet another mystical adventure based on C.S. Lewis' series of fantasy books.

Parker Posey's breakout role came in this NYC coming-of-age indie in which she plays a hipster party animal who tries to settle down as a librarian.

The rise and fall of the real-life Rocky

Jennifer Garner stars in this satire about a woman who'll stop at nothing to win the Iowa state butter-carving competition.

Christina Ricci stars in this strained romantic comedy set in the world of renaissance festivals.

In this Eighties-set romance, a guy spends an unforgettable evening chasing the woman of his high school dreams.

Our contributor Shelley Seale takes the ultimate wardrobe challenge.

Matthew McConaughey stars as an oily womanizer who does an about-face in this purported romantic comedy.

Woody Harrelson stars as a professional escort for political wives in this Paul Schrader movie about sex, murder, scandal, and adultery in Washington, D.C.

Jan Svankmajer's creepy-crawl slowly becomes one of the most mordantly beautiful of the director's films, an asylum-set anti-love story with mobile body parts and splashy theatrics.

Bill Cosby's animated kids get a live-action makeover.

This movie's tortured young protagonist and clueless dad just happen to be members of the First Family of the United States.

The leaden acting, tablecloth wardrobe, and Sixties-era Star Trek set design are more likely to leave nonbelievers stupefied than awestruck.

Like a lot of sports movies, this biopic about boxing promoter Jackie Kallen is better than it has to be but not as good as it ought to be.

In this battle for Narnia, Aslan is taken down by a lack of vision and weak direction

Latest ACoT theatre-award nominations favor two Austin musicals

A fresh and caustic take on the fashion industry is hobbled by a threadbare plot about a girl learning that it's wrong to sell her soul for designer shoes.

In Second Youth Family Theatre's The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, two energetic actors perform a brisk version of the book with ingenuity and unexpected flair