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Ridley Scott's Crusades epic is a historical spectacle on the order of Gladiator and a dissection of war, as gritty and illuminating as Black Hawk Down, that takes flight when it becomes a canvas for ideas and ideologies in action.

Kevin James plays a biology teacher who moonlights as a mixed martial-arts fighter; Salma Hayek is his love interest.

Ridley Scott’s revisionist rendering of the Robin Hood tale is full of well-staged battle sequences and is something of an origins story.

Queen Latifah co-stars with Common in this rote romantic comedy in which the only surprise element is the success of the New Jersey Nets.

Mr. Woodcock is funny for exactly five minutes, with the kind of subversive humor that boosted Billy Bob Thornton, but the rest is just a self-pitying, half-hearted retread.

Attention-deficit filmmaking reaches a new pinnacle in Tony Scott's hyperstylized portrait of a bounty hunter as an iconic bad girl.

Visually stunning sequel to the cult 1995 anime.

Alan Rudolph's new movie offers a well-performed portrait of decency that's much less sexy than its title.

Your patriotic drug news roundup

Poppies Up, Bush Down; and Biotech Mutation of Creeping Bentgrass

Rick Alverson and Tim Heidecker on their polarizing new film

Art that surprises, delights, disturbs and, yes, bores.

Mad scientists and Big Brother … maybe we should be paranoid!

“Let There Be Rock,” pronounced AC/DC - on the silver screen, in 1980. With Bon Scott.

This suburban melodrama arrives with an impressive pedigree but little originality.

Six years after Donnie Darko, filmmaker Richard Kelly returns with this incomprehensible, self-indulgent mess of post-apocalyptic anxiety, political paranoia, and pop-culture references.

Democrats score a shutout in Travis and Hays

A kinder, gentler teen sex comedy?

How many long, luxurious bubble baths can a man take?

Scott Downs has entered a difficult arena

Singer-songwriter-booker soundtracks South Austin hot spot

MASS leaves artistic surprises in a dozen East Austin backyard byways

Mermen, movies, and Whitney pulled me under for Christmas

First pix from Austin-based indie 'Zero Charisma'

ZZ Top iconographer Bill Narum moves on to the next canvas.

Education Commissioner Scott approves repurposing plan for middle school

Is there enough evidence to set Robert Springsteen free?

Richard Kelly does decadence plus dystopia in Southland Tales