Movies Relaxer Director Joel Potrykus on Gaming the System By Jamie Laughlin | 5 days ago Oak Cliff Film Festival presents the disgusting, smart film at Cinépolis on Sunday for Best of Fests.
Movies Pardon My French: Why The Upside Is a Real Downer By Todd Jorgenson | 5 days ago This remake takes some crowd-pleasing source material and waters it down into a shallow redemption saga that feels more manipulative than life-affirming.
Movies How a Novelist’s Canine Companions Spawned a Prolific Movie Franchise By Todd Jorgenson | 5 days ago Bruce Cameron's lifelong love for dogs provided the inspiration for A Dog's Way Home, his second book to be adapted for the big screen.
Arts & Entertainment Best of Fests Packs 22 DFW Film Festivals in One Weekend By Jamie Laughlin | 1 week ago Think of it as a tasting menu, for movies.
Movies Bale Shoots and Scores as Dick Cheney in Political Satire Vice By Todd Jorgenson | 4 weeks ago Director Adam McKay's audacity doesn’t always pay off, but it effectively preaches to the choir in its proudly unflattering portrayal of George W. Bush’s vice president.
Movies Roberts Makes a Powerful Plea for Holiday Healing in Ben Is Back By Todd Jorgenson | 4 weeks ago This uneven yet heartfelt glimpse into the psychology of teenage drug addiction benefits from strong performances and a worthwhile message of parental love.
Gallery: Look At All These People Freak Out After the Dallas Cowboys Win A Playoff Game By Bret Redman
Movies Why You Can Still Love Mary Poppins But Not Mary Poppins Returns By Todd Jorgenson | 4 weeks ago Despite plenty of nostalgic charm, with such bland songs and formulaic storytelling, this breezy follow-up seems driven more by commercial than creative means.
Movies Dallas Filmmakers Changed Their Story for the Christian Rock Doc Loud Krazy Love By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch’s faith-fueled redemption story wasn’t only about drugs, alcohol, and the excesses of the rock-star lifestyle. It was about fatherhood.
Movies Despite the Eye Candy, the Future Isn’t Very Bright in Mortal Engines By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago A feast for the eyes if not necessarily the brain, this adaptation of a dystopian novel finds its narrative substance overwhelmed by visual spectacle.
Movies Ronan, Robbie Play a Stylish Game of Thrones in Mary Queen of Scots By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago This 16th century biopic admirably shows restraint by dialing down the melodrama in favor of a character-driven examination of a royal power struggle.
Movies How an Actress Found the Humanity in the Chaos of Anna and the Apocalypse By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Ella Hunt was attracted to this genre mashup of Christmas comedy, high-school musical, and zombie thriller for a different reason than you might think.
Movies Killer Queen: The Favourite Is Both Devious and Delightful By Todd Jorgenson | 2 months ago This surrealist exercise in historical revisionism from eccentric director Yorgos Lanthimos benefits from a trio of wonderful performances by its lead actresses.
