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The Wachowskis' space opera starring Mila Kunis and Channing Tatum is a visual dazzler but a narrative splice-and-dice.

The promise of liberty, unedited

Pop star drama is all off-key

Japanese anime insanity

High hopes for a festival reunion by the Atlanta rap duo

Reissues

Surf's up! It's The Endless Summer: The Next Generation.

Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes, this is a sprawling, epic, comic tale of life during Yugoslavian wartime.

Tales of love and hate dominate these Oscar hopefuls

A$AP Mob MC works the mainstage like a Top 40 vet

Cool off from ACL's hot beats at this town treasure

Musical campout burns bright

Ambling and merely passable, this new Woody Allen picture lacks a raison d'être.

Big. Dumb. Fun.

All the busted heads and blasted gaskets can't turn this makeover of a cult classic into anything but a real drag.

Gift guide

In something of a prequel, this is Jack Ryan's origin story – before Tom Clancy got his hooks in him.

Is ATX extreme enough to host?

'MOJO' Editor-in-Chief Phil Alexander spotlights the best new british talent at sxsw

Finding films for cheap on the Internet

New-ish blogger Dacia weighs in on riding in the Austin Pride Parade.

The party goes on all month long ...

The events of the week form themselves into a kind of poetry.

Mark Wahlberg and the irrepressible Seth MacFarlane return for a sequel

The multilayered Paprika, the newest animated film from Satoshi Kon (Millennium Actress, Tokyo Godfathers) captures the childlike, helter-skelter chaos and curiosity of the human mind better than any other animated film.

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A roundup of Texas pride events

Will the Revolution Be Computerized?

Carl Sagan's novel about the celestial mysteries is embodied onscreen by Jodie Foster as the astronomer heroine and Matthew McConaughey as her spiritual counterpart from the other side of the fence