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Destiny Turns On
the
Radio
"...only because Tracey Walter is in both films). It's
the
kind of film critics like to call “quirky,” and..."
May 5, 1995
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
The
Night We Never Met
"...Directed by: Warren Leight. Starring: Mat
the
w Broderick, Annabella Sciorra, Kevin Anderson, Jeanne Tripplehorn and Justine..."
May 7, 1993
Movie Review
by
Louis Black
Brahms:
The
Boy II
The
well-dressed, porcelain, miniature killer is back. Um … how?
"...Quoth
the
o
the
r, more bewhiskered and musically inclined Brahms, “
The
only..."
Feb. 28, 2020
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
Lucy in
the
Sky
Natalie Portman's astronaut crashes to Earth
"...a straight-shot trajectory to an Orlando airport to confront
the
third point of a love triangle, never wore an..."
Oct. 11, 2019
Movie Review
by
Josh Kupecki
The
Old Man &
the
Gun
Robert Redford has rarely shone more than in this true-crime tale
"...Like
the
twinkly septuagenarian bank robber in
the
title,
The
Old..."
Oct. 5, 2018
Movie Review
by
Steve Davis
We
the
Animals
Growing up dysfunctional in this literary adaptation
"...We
the
Animals isn’t
the
sort of film that much concerns..."
Sept. 14, 2018
Movie Review
by
Danielle White
The
Miseducation of Cameron Post
YA novel adaptation gently lampoons "pray
the
gay away" thinking
"...Let’s be clear: Gay conversion
the
rapy will not – and cannot – change
the
true-north..."
Aug. 10, 2018
Movie Review
by
Steve Davis
The
Equalizer 2
Denzel Washington action sequel is a total misfire
"...It’s not hard to figure out
the
formula director Antoine Fuqua was angling for with his..."
July 20, 2018
Movie Review
by
Matthew Monagle
Lu Over
the
Wall
Japanese mermaid tale with a big heart and a groovy beat.
"...Whe
the
r it's Texas or Japan,
the
story of being stuck..."
May 11, 2018
Movie Review
by
Richard Whittaker
The
Midwife
Two screen legends deliver in a mildly sappy drama
"...Directed by: Martin Provost. Starring: Ca
the
rine Deneuve, Ca
the
rine Frot, Olivier Gourmet, Quentin Dolmaire, Mylène Demongeot,..."
Sept. 15, 2017
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
The
Only Living Boy in New York
A New York love triangle state of mind
"...
The
too-too-precious title flashes like a cautionary traffic sign. Warning:..."
Sept. 1, 2017
Movie Review
by
Steve Davis
Keeping Up With
the
Joneses
Silly cul-de-sac action comedy is a knockoff
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
"...Life in
the
'burbs gets ano
the
r humdrum shake-up in
the
cul-de-sac action..."
Oct. 21, 2016
Movie Review
by
Steve Davis
The
Wild Life
An animated spin on
Robinson Crusoe
"...Belgian animated film is one strange bird. (No disrespect int
end
ed to its principal character, an adventure-seeking parrot nicknamed Tuesday..."
Sept. 9, 2016
Movie Review
by
Steve Davis
Astraea
Sees
the
Future
Director Kristjan Thor brings snowy apocalypse to Austin
"..."Two years ago, it felt like every o
the
r movie was a zombie apocalypse movie." That was
the
..."
July 20, 2016
Screens Post
by
Richard Whittaker
The
Boy
Horrors: A nanny finds that her new charge is a life-sized doll
"...Ano
the
r day, ano
the
r evil doll, ano
the
r nanny in trouble. It’s..."
Jan. 29, 2016
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
The
Human Centipede III (Final Sequence)
Did anyone really ask for a third helping of this stomach-turning provocation?
"...2009. You may recall (or more likely you’ve spent
the
intervening years desperately attempting to scour
the
memory from..."
May 29, 2015
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
Song of
the
Sea
From
the
director of
The
Secret of Kells
comes this lovely work of animation about
the
Celtic selkies.
"...
The
e
the
real Irish animated fantasy Song of
the
Sea looks..."
Feb. 20, 2015
Movie Review
by
Steve Davis
Point Austin: Farewell to
the
Seven
The
end
of an era, and
the
beginning of another
"...
The
official 175th anniversary of
the
city's founding is not..."
Dec. 12, 2014
News Column
by
Michael King
The
Last of Robin Hood
Kevin Kline is Errol Flynn in this confused story of his late-life affair with 15-year-old Beverly Aadland.
"...To ambitiously approach this inherently tabloid tale of
the
end
-of-life romantic fling Errol Flynn (Kline) had with Beverly..."
Sept. 5, 2014
Movie Review
by
Louis Black
The
Fluffy Movie
Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias performs in this comedy concert film.
"...Directed by: Manny Rodriguez and Jay Lav
end
er...."
Aug. 1, 2014
Movie Review
by
Louis Black
We Are
the
Best!
Lukas Moodysson gives us a captivating portrait of 13-year-old proto-punk girls in 1982 Sweden.
"...like to be a 13-year-old girl, something We Are
the
Best! off-handedly acknowledges at its start – an overlapping..."
June 13, 2014
Movie Review
by
Kimberley Jones
The
Christmas Candle
This inspirational film is as picturesque and beautiful as a holiday card but equally two-dimensional.
"...Directed by: John Stephenson. Starring: Hans Ma
the
son, Samantha Barks, Lesley Manville, John Hannah, Susan Boyle, Sylvester..."
Nov. 22, 2013
Movie Review
by
Louis Black
Marvel's
The
Avengers
Excelsior! This Marvel adventure knocks it out of
the
universe.
"...This is it, oh true believers:
the
moment monumental Marvel Comics morphs – for real, for..."
May 4, 2012
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
Warriors of
the
Rainbow: Seediq Bale
The
most expensive film ever produced in Taiwan to date,
Warriors of
the
Rainbow
is a sweeping historical epic.
"..."Based on a history of Taiwan's aboriginal people," as
the
opening titles put it, this is a sweeping historical..."
April 27, 2012
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
The
Rum Diary
Johnny Depp stars in this adaptation of one of Hunter S. Thompson's earliest novels, which is set in Puerto Rico in 1960 and soaked in booze
"...Adapted from
the
lost
the
n found first novel by Hunter S. Thompson,..."
Oct. 28, 2011
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
The
Tree
Charlotte Gainsbourg stars in this uneven and overly metaphorical Australian drama that is nevertheless strange and moving.
"...As
the
young widow Dawn O’Neil, Charlotte Gainsbourg grieves like crazy..."
Sept. 30, 2011
Movie Review
by
Marjorie Baumgarten
The
Help
Based on a bestseller, this Southern civil-rights era story about white women and their black maids is saved by
the
film's deeply moving cast.
"...A major complaint brought against Kathryn Stockett's 2009 bestseller
The
Help was that a white woman didn't have any..."
Aug. 12, 2011
Movie Review
by
Kimberley Jones
The
Beaver
Jodie Foster directs Mel Gibson in this odd family drama.
"...and Cherry Jones. A challenging movie under any circumstances,
The
Beaver arrives in
the
atres carrying an unfair amount of..."
May 6, 2011
Movie Review
by
Marjorie Baumgarten
The
Spy Next Door
Jackie Chan plays an undercover CIA agent who turns out to be a disastrous babysitter for his girlfriend's three kids.
"...Will Shadley, Magnús Scheving, Alina Foley and Lucas Till.
The
re was a time when
the
arrival of a new..."
Jan. 22, 2010
Movie Review
by
Marc Savlov
The
September Issue
This intriguing documentary observes Anna Wintour and her staff at
Vogue
put together
the
magazine's September 2007 issue, its biggest issue ever.
"...Directed by: R.J. Cutler. Like a time capsule from ano
the
r era of journalism,
The
September Issue chronicles a distant..."
Sept. 11, 2009
Movie Review
by
Marjorie Baumgarten
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