Albert Finney

Summer Movies 2012: The Season Brings a Crop of Films Suitable for All Ages -- Including Adults

Before the Devil Knows You're Dead Has Family Issues

Sidney Lumet's Long Journey

Venerable director returns with a devilish thriller

A Star is Bourne (Again)

Amnesiac-spy trilogy culminates in a thrilling Ultimatum

Behind the Music

Not even Michael Gambon's 18th-century hat head can save a wretch like Amazing Grace

Joy of Sects

CTD's Shadowlands chronicles the unlikely love between C.S. Lewis and a brash American

Lies My Father Told Me

A dad tells Big Fish tales to a son who can't believe his ears

Kitty Litter

The Cat in the Hat forms clumps for easy scooping and disposal

Kevin Clean

Cheating is bad, says the simplistic Emperor's Club

American High

With Traffic, Steven Soderbergh takes on the unwinnable drug war

The final frontier

Sci-fi conventions are where movie stars go to burn brightly one more time

Erin go braless

Julia Roberts fights injustice while trying to keep her top on

By a nose

The tense but plodding Simpatico is no day at the races

Theater in the ground

Local stage productions excelled in 1999 -- but where are the crowds?

Eat up

Vonnegut's unfilmable Breakfast of Champions is a magnificent movie after all

Blue movies

Exclusive: A never-before-published interview with Stanley Kubrick

Respectable street

Though it doesn't entirely live up to The Heiress, Washington Square is an astute piece of social observation

Self-interest

Filmmaker Agnieszka Holland recharges her battery with a Henry James classic

Her day

Theatre Arlington plots impressive revenge in The Heiress

Pixel Pleasures

The tenth annual Dallas Video Festival shows why video is eclipsing film as the mass art medium

Ready to scorn

Kansas City is Robert Altman's best movie in years--but does anyone care anymore?

And then there were some

A friendly, disorganized guide to what won't be checked out at your local video store