Film News
Dallas continues to dominate the Texas Motion Picture Alliance
14191-14220 of 24,840 entries
Joe O'Connell, July 18, 2008
Batman: Gotham Knight
Six animated visions of the Caped Crusader, as envisioned by six unique animé directors and six different writers
Rick Klaw, July 18, 2008
It's All Fun and Games Until Somebody Starts World War III
A Cold War classic turns 25
Kimberley Jones, July 18, 2008
Brick Lane
Brick Lane shows us the life of a Bangladeshi woman, who moves to London to marry a man she's never met, keep house, raise a family, and eventually act on her squelched yearnings.
Movie Review, July 18, 2008
Fantastic Fest 2008 Lineup Announced
Kimberley Jones, July 18, 2008
Meet Dave
Eddie Murphy reteams with his Norbit director for this new extraterrestrial comedy in which miniature aliens operate a spaceship that has a human form.
Movie Review, July 18, 2008
Where the Video Gaming's Hot and the Guv Is Cold
James Renovitch, July 17, 2008
Film Fight Happy Hour
Kimberley Jones, July 17, 2008
Mamma Mia!
This film adaptation of the Broadway adaptation of a catalog of Swedish disco hits retains all the fun but remains astonishingly silly.
Movie Review, July 18, 2008
The Dark Knight
The visuals soar and Heath Ledger's Joker is magnificent, although this Batman movie is grim and chilly, as if made for our age of anxiety.
Movie Review, July 18, 2008
Stick a Fork in It
Kimberley Jones, July 11, 2008
Game, Set, Match
Josh Rosenblatt, July 11, 2008
Conversations in Film Series Continues With Polly Platt
Kimberley Jones, July 11, 2008
You Got Me
Kimberley Jones, July 11, 2008
Comic Books and Forward Motion
Josh Rosenblatt, July 11, 2008
The Great Crusader
Nobody's safe from man-with-a-camera Alex Gibney
Marc Savlov, July 11, 2008
Before the Rains
This story about life and love in southern India during the twilight of British rule is exquisitely photographed but emotionally overwrought.
Movie Review, July 11, 2008
On Ypsilanti Roller Girls and Inverse Proportions
Five percent really packs a punch
Josh Rosenblatt, July 11, 2008
Journey to the Center of the Earth
The new version of this Jules Verne classic provides gentle fun, but without the 3-D visual effects "comin' right at ya," this journey's center will not hold.
Movie Review, July 11, 2008
Real American Heroes, Clocking in at 3¾ Inches
The GI Joe Stop-Motion Film Festival
Ashley Moreno, July 11, 2008
Bab'Aziz: The Prince Who Contemplated His Soul
In the Tunisian desert, a young girl and her grandfather spin stories of woe, lost love, and religious disenchantment in this trancelike movie.
Movie Review, July 11, 2008
TV Eye
Back to the Box
Belinda Acosta, July 11, 2008
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Guillermo del Toro's Hellboy II is the most splendidly imaginative and creatively uncorked piece of fantastic cinema since his Pan's Labyrinth netted an Oscar trifecta in 2007.
Movie Review, July 11, 2008
Jellyfish
This prize-winning Israeli film is set in contemporary Tel Aviv and is both a realistic and magical portrait of contemporary women.
Movie Review, July 11, 2008
Who Doesn't Like Make-Believe?
Kimberley Jones, July 10, 2008
Nice Try, Buddy
Kimberley Jones, July 10, 2008
Concessions, Admissions, Distractions, and Leather Pants
Josh Rosenblatt, July 10, 2008
Get Your War On
Kimberley Jones, July 10, 2008
The Sins of Sin City
Kimberley Jones, July 10, 2008
The Wages of Agreement Is Death (for Film Fight)
