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5911-5940 of 12,903 entries
Indiana Jones: The Adventure Collection
The world's favorite whip-wielding archaeologist gets a new DVD reissue
Rick Klaw, May 23, 2008
My Brother Is an Only Child
This Italian film is a coming-of-age story about a young man who – like the era he was born into – has no idea how to come of age, except by fits and starts.
Josh Rosenblatt, May 16, 2008
Son of Rambow
Amid this endearing story about two boys in Eighties England who join together to make their own
Rambo
movie, lies an uncommon, unaffected portrayal of young male intimacy.
Kimberley Jones, May 16, 2008
First Ladies: Early Women Filmmakers
Kino celebrates female filmmaking pioneers
Marjorie Baumgarten, May 16, 2008
Then She Found Me
Helen Hunt directs and stars in this movie which finds just the right mix of drama, comedy, and the unknown – in other words, life as we live it.
Marjorie Baumgarten, May 9, 2008
Redbelt
Although David Mamet's new film, which is set in the mixed-martial arts fight world, contains all the storyteller's familiar motifs,
Redbelt
may also represent his most commercial venture yet.
Marjorie Baumgarten, May 9, 2008
What Happens in Vegas
Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher – two Hollywood actors known for their prankishness and pluck – never manage to convince us that this Sin City comedy is fun.
Kimberley Jones, May 9, 2008
When Is Tomorrow
This filmed-in-Austin movie about two former best friends moving in different directions is purposefully disheveled and expertly ramshackle.
Josh Rosenblatt, May 9, 2008
Speed Racer
The Wachowski brothers' hyperbolic film is supersaturated with outrageously eye-popping visuals, but there's nary an honest emotion in sight.
Marc Savlov, May 9, 2008
Graduation
This high school bank-heist caper flunks out.
Marjorie Baumgarten, May 2, 2008
Priceless
Amélie
's ingratiating Audrey Tautou co-stars as a gold-digging gamine on the make in the south of France.
Marc Savlov, May 2, 2008
Alain Delon: 5-Film Collection
Former French marine and Sinatra-esque tough guy Alain Delon burned
froid et chaud
with the best of them
Raoul Hernandez, May 2, 2008
Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay
Everyone's favorite stoner pals are back; this time running from the law after being mistaken for terrorists.
Josh Rosenblatt, May 2, 2008
Deception
In this so-called erotic thriller, busy New York City power brokers partake in a decadent sex club that eventually proves fatal.
Steve Davis, May 2, 2008
Meet Bill
Aaron Eckhart stars in this middle-aged wake-up call whose message – trust yourself and find your inner child – is tired but expressed with a whole lot of enthusiasm.
Josh Rosenblatt, May 2, 2008
Made of Honor
Heart-on-the-sleeve sweets mix with pure raunch as Dr. McDreamy stars in this mean-spirited and uncomfortably blue romantic comedy.
Kimberley Jones, May 2, 2008
Iron Man
Robert Downey Jr.'s sly take on Marvel Comics' cold warrior elevates everything about this film.
Marc Savlov, May 2, 2008
My Blueberry Nights
Filmmaker Wong Kar-wai's English-language debut stars the singer Norah Jones in her acting debut, but instead of exuding newness this sensuous film has an also-ran feel.
Kimberley Jones, April 25, 2008
The Animation Show 4
Mike Judge is back with a brand new collection of short animated films, and it's premiering here in Austin.
Kimberley Jones, April 25, 2008
Baby Mama
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler skewer motherhood but make sure that nothing gets terribly burnt.
Josh Rosenblatt, April 25, 2008
The Visitor
The writer/director of
The Station Agent
is back with another interpersonal drama that is strangely both predictable and unpredictable.
Marjorie Baumgarten, April 25, 2008
88 Minutes
Al Pacino stars in this dull and formulaic procedural.
Marc Savlov, April 25, 2008
The Life Before Her Eyes
Although Uma Thurman and Evan Rachel Wood deliver strong performances, this film from the director of
House of Sand and Fog
is a muddled affront.
Marjorie Baumgarten, April 25, 2008
Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
Ben Stein uncovers the worldwide plot to unseat scientists, educators, and philosophers who are being fired, ridiculed, and ostracized for supporting the theory of intelligent design.
Marc Savlov, April 25, 2008
Chapter 27
Jared Leto gains weight and lets it all hang out as John Lennon's killer, Mark David Chapman, in this fictionalized account of what occurred at the Dakota.
Josh Rosenblatt, April 25, 2008
Big Man Japan
Midnight madness doesn't begin to categorize this bizarre Japanese superhero/monster movie.
Marjorie Baumgarten, April 25, 2008
The Forbidden Kingdom
There are plenty of comic moments and some seriously kickass fight scenes in this film that co-stars Jackie Chan and Jet Li.
Marc Savlov, April 18, 2008
Young@Heart
Even though this documentary about a choral group of lovable octogenarians whose perform songs by Sonic Youth and the Talking Heads sounds gimmicky, it is really about something to which we can all relate: our own mortality.
Steve Davis, April 18, 2008
The First Saturday in May
This documentary follows six horse trainers and their experiences on the 2006 trail to the Kentucky Derby.
Marjorie Baumgarten, April 18, 2008
Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden?
Morgan Spurlock of
Super Size Me
fame chases after the world's most wanted man and comes up empty but fulfilled.
Josh Rosenblatt, April 18, 2008
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