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Past Lives

PG   106 min.  

The tragedy of romance lost in years in Celine Song's remarkable debut

New Reviews

97 Minutes

NR   93 min.

Suicidal terrorists hijack a plane, but luckily there's a cop aboard!

Devilreaux

R   94 min.

Idiot teens summon a vengeful ghost, because that always ends well

The Flash

PG-13   144 min.  

Can we change history so this depressing IP smashup wasn't made?

Mending the Line

R   122 min.

Veterans of two wars bond and heal in the river as they fish

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

PG-13   127 min.  

The Autobots get wild as their animal counterparts join the fight

First-Run Movies

About My Father

PG-13   89 min.  

Sebastian Maniscalco wastes his paternal comedy material on a bad De Niro flick

Beau Is Afraid

R   179 min.  

Joaquin Phoenix is the understated fool in this bloated Oedipal epic

The Boogeyman

PG-13   98 min.  

Can Hollywood just knock it off with the trauma horror?

Fast X

PG-13   141 min.  

The Fast franchise gets bigger and a little closer to the end of the track

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

PG-13   150 min.  

A bitter-sweet farewell to the MCU's dysfunctional found family

The Little Mermaid

PG   135 min.  

Inessential remake of the Disney classic is bloated as a puffer fish

Sanctuary

R   96 min.  

Deliciously perverse battle of the sexes plays with lust and power

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

PG   136 min.  

Ol' Webhead's latest adventure is a breathtaking masterpiece

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

PG   92 min.  

Bullet Bills and mushroom gags can't save this awful video game flick

You Hurt My Feelings

R   93 min.  

Julia Louis-Dreyfus receives some white lies in this relationship comedy

Special Screenings
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    Austin Jewish Film Festival Summer Series

    The San Antonio Jewish Film Festival and the Austin Jewish Film Festival co-present a series featuring eight great new films and bonus content to keep you entertained all summer. In honor of Israel’s 75th birthday, all films are Israeli, and for most of these films, this will be their Texas premiere. All are geo-locked to Texas, but those traveling can request an adjustment via email.
    May 28-Sept. 3 
    Online
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    Cine Las Americas International Film Festival

    Now in its 25th year, this festival screens films made by and/or about Latinos or Indigenous peoples of the Americas, as well as films from Spain and Portugal, for a truly Pan-American cinematic experience.
    June 7-11 
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    Do Not Detonate: The Films Behind Asteroid City

    Austin Film Society presents a selection of films cited by Wes Anderson as influences on his newest film, Asteroid City, ending with a sneak preview of the film (wide release date June 22). A new book about Asteroid City's midcentury cinematic influences, published by Pushkin Press, will be available for purchase at AFS Cinema. Full schedule: On the Waterfront (D: Elia Kazan, 1954, 108 min.), Fri., 6:30pm; Close Encounters of the Third Kind (D: Steven Spielberg, 1977, 137 min.), Fri., 9pm; The Misfits (D: John Huston, 1961, 125 min.); Sat., 5pm; Asteroid City (D: Wes Anderson, 2023, 105 min.), Sat., 8:30pm.
    Fri.-Sat., June 9-10. Free. 
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    Special Screenings

    Paramount Summer Classic Film Series

    What's better than a classic film in a cool historic theatre on a hot summer day? The annual series is packed to the brim with excellent films, with almost 100 of them programmed with themes such as Black Excellence, the Pfeifferverse, Hitchcock Week, Robert Rodriguez Presents, Majestic Ball Week, and so many more. Individual tickets and multi-film passes are available.
    May 26-Sept. 2 

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