Matthew Broderick

The "True Grit" of Dallas' Victoria Clark

AFI Dallas Fest Sneaks a Peek with Hunter S. Thompson, Ellen Page and Helen Hunt

What You Lookin' At? Oh, I See -- the AFI Dallas Complete Lineup.

Enema mine

The Road To Wellville, Alan Parker's hymn to greed, lust, and body fluids doesn't quite work

Blood sisters

Nell and Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle invoke mythological American women

Lone Star Rising

How obscure Texas actor Matthew McConaughey won the lead in Grisham's next big Hollywood thriller, A Time to Kill

Reruns

The Cable Guy spoofs TV culture; Moll Flanders spooks a classic novel

One angry man

As Night Falls, Lumet proves even his failures possess spunk and spark

Perfect mess

What's wrong with this Picture? Everything

Pint-sized

This enormous monster comes from small, TV-sized imaginations

Talking down

Samuel L. Jackson and Kevin Spacey can't negotiate their way through this thrill-free thriller

High school unhinged

Student council elections fuel a wry examination of hypocrisy and desire

The New School

Everything I need to know about the modern American teen I learned by going to the movies

Entering Its Second Year, AFI Dallas Avoids the Sophomore Slump

Everything I need to know about the modern American teen I learned by going to the movies

You've Got to Bee Kidding

No wonder all the bees are dying—Seinfeld's movie is embarrassing

Thanks, Wayne!

"Thank you for all the joy and pain"

Meshugge and Spice

Jewish holidays, Dixie-style, in Ballyhoo; love's crazy in Theatre Quorum's Lights

When the Stars Came Out

Jewish holidays, Dixie-style, in Ballyhoo; love's crazy in Theatre Quorum's Lights

Necessary Evil

Jewish holidays, Dixie-style, in Ballyhoo; love's crazy in Theatre Quorum's Lights

This Time It's Serious

Jewish holidays, Dixie-style, in Ballyhoo; love's crazy in Theatre Quorum's Lights

Springtime for Mel

Brooks' latest Producers is flawed, but it's better than the first

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Brooks' latest Producers is flawed, but it's better than the first

Hotsy Totsy Nazis

The Producers verks up a shvits at Fair Park; gradually moves backward, Betrayal does

The Nanny Diarios

At WaterTower Theatre, Living Out shines; The Nerd's life of leisure suits the Pocket

Kitten With a Quip

High School Hellcats bare their claws at Pocket; one-acts in Addison go to hell and back

Living La Vida SIDA

After his younger brother died of AIDS, Joseluis Partida dedicated his life to warning people about the disease. But the politics of being gay and Hispanic made it tougher than he ever imagined.

Frank's Place

Who's on first...and third and RF? Mr. Catalanotto, the Ranger without a home.

Unusual Suspects

This year's lineup of 10 best is so much better than the rest of the year's trash, it's criminal

Family Values

You Can Count on Me is a modest but brilliant treatise on modern relationships

Well Dunne

The Deep Ellum Film Festival returns, suffering from the Terrific Twos

Off with his head

Go, go, Gadget... straight to hell

Have a Hot Tub

Go, go, Gadget... straight to hell

Richardson Theatre Centre And Onstage in Bedford Present More Jewish Comedy Than You Can Shake A Shiksa At

Go, go, Gadget... straight to hell

Hell on Wheels: What's Your Worst Valet Story?

We know it's not the end of the world if we have to valet. It's not as if the attendant's going to go apeshit and take our car for a joyride. Things like that only happen in '80s comedies starring Matthew Broderick, right? The truth is that plenty of valet attendants are shitty drivers, but not as ... More >>

Supreme Being

We know it's not the end of the world if we have to valet. It's not as if the attendant's going to go apeshit and take our car for a joyride. Things like that only happen in '80s comedies starring Matthew Broderick, right? The truth is that plenty of valet attendants are shitty drivers, but not as ... More >>

Tower Heist: Lobby vs. Penthouse

Stealing from the rich to ... oh, whatever. Funny is the message.