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Arnold Schwarzenegger plunges back into acting in this full-bore action vehicle helmed by the South Korean director Kim Jee-Woon.

This third outing in the franchise lays on the subtext even more heavily than its predecessors – racial, gender, and sexual politics are all over the place, as are the multiple strands of the story line.

Forest Whitaker becomes dictator Idi Amin in a ferocious performance that often dwarfs the more ordinary aspects of this picture.

A stellar entry into the beloved franchise

Remembering the late underground comic Mitch Hedberg

Stand-up showcase ends five-year run with new live recording

Horror sets sail with the scariest section of Dracula

Inclusive production gives the time between love and loss a mighty voice

by Dominic Smith

Saturday marks the end of the road

Untimely Death of the Texas Union Film Program

Guy Forsyth signs off on God's Favorite Band

Atomic City's Closing Sale, October 28-October 31

Less is more with this single malt, single hop beer

The Downtown institution has packed up.

CinemaTexas program notes

This retrospective is like visiting an artist’s crowded studio and yet provides just a glimpse of this visionary’s output

Metal mainstays barely escape sonic tar pits

Tour finale proves somewhat sleepy

Are the gun nuts gonna get rid of permits, or what?

After dramatic days of extreme weather and backstabbing, Council lets Cronk go

Running circles around City Council

Next week’s meeting tries to tie up some loose ends

Life as we know it is gone in Justin Cronin's postapocalyptic future... except for in Texas

With perma-snarl intact, Hugh Jackman is back as the Wolverine hunts new prey in Japan.

Looking back at our Q&A with 'Last Stand' director Kim Jee-woon

Ramin scores the crown of Funniest Person in Austin 2012

This story of a young man in search of Mr. Right has a certain scrappy underdog charm but doesn’t flout any aspects of the romantic-comedy formula.