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Scary summer fun at its finest

Signature Drafthouse floating screening returns in July

3-D sharks: nothing more, nothing less.

The path to a Republican presidency

A man takes revenge on the unscrupulous scientists who exploit his shark buddies.

We're gonna need a bigger summer

A team of scientists discovers a way to regenerate human brain tissue using extracts from the brains of mutated mako sharks. The film's sharks are convincing, its characters less so.

This giant shark tale simply lacks bite

A wonderful cast turns Cedar Rapids into a semisweet charmer that fluxes between edgy comedy and palpable pathos.

This is the finest Potter film yet – darker, funnier, and more epic than everything that has come before.

Finally, 3-D is being put to its optimum use. Who cares how it holds up as a remake?

The real Parnassus of this story is director Terry Gilliam, who salvaged his movie despite the sudden death of his star, Heath Ledger, midway through shooting.

The performances are bang-on, and there are moments of great beauty throughout, but Lady in the Water ultimately capsizes under the weight of its own goofy story.

The final collaboration between director Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant is a gorgeous slice of Merchant Ivoryisms (thanks in large part to the lushly vertiginous cinematography of DP Christopher Doyle) that nevertheless fails to equal the team’s greatest works.

Spielberg and the gang at Industrial Light & Magic have knocked the ball not only out of the park but out of Earth orbit as well.

Steven Spielberg enters his Capra period with this optimistic melting-pot tale starring pal Tom Hanks, whose underused comic instincts come to the fore.

Action. Action. Action. More Action.

Yellow Cab of Austin has become an employment option for people who are visually impaired

Idris Elba versus a lion in this throwback creature feature