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A Weekend-by-Weekend Guide to This Summer's Biggest Movies

Please, Pokes, Let Us Be Thankful

Some Late Additions to Your Dallas International Film Festival Schedule

A scene from the Warners Bros.-released doc Born to Be Wild, which has just been added to the Dallas International Film Festival schedule​The Film Festival Formerly Known as AFI Dallas kicks of Thursday with an opening-night fete at the Winspear Opera House, where Ann-Margret and fest co-founder L ... More >>

Red: Maybe Not the Best, But Surely the Classiest Comic-book Movie.

'A Photographic History Of Music In Dallas' -- Yet Another Reason To Go To The Kessler Saturday

James BlandThis photo of The Buck Pets is one of 75 to be on display at The Kessler Theater. ​Saturday night's book-release party for Josh Alan Friedman's Black Cracker is an opportunity to catch Josh Alan's atomic-acoustic blues stylings, another chance to catch the gothic-caberet singer-songwrit ... More >>

Clint Eastwood, 79 And Facing The End Of A Very Prolific Directing Decade, Is Virtually Unstoppable, Tackling Mandela And The Hereafter

Not Much Truth, But Plenty of Reconciliation in Clint Eastwood's Invictus

Sinner's Choice

The Inwood features Fincher's Seven

Dallas Native's Gonna Turn it On, Gonna Bring You the Power

Good news for nostalgists with kiddos: The Electric Company makes its return to PBS January 19th, when the network sneak peeks the easy-reader with a two-hour marathon in advance of its official January 23 debut. Alas, no Morgan Freeman, Rita Moreno or Bill Cosby this go-round, but says the media re ... More >>

Celebs, and Donnie Nelson, Join Forces With Local Charity Aggregator

Entering Its Second Year, AFI Dallas Avoids the Sophomore Slump

Driving on Stage

See Miss Daisy at the Bath House

Earth Biofuels' "Substantial" Self-Doubt

You'll Laugh Dying

Love, Actually, Isn't Like This

Feast of Love knows nothing of what it blabs on and on about

"A Going Concern." You Could Say That.

More of Earth Biofuels' Investors Want Their Money Back -- Like, Now

Earth Biofuels: Going, Going ... Gone?

Evan Can Wait

Why in God's name did Steve Carell take the paycheck?

Man's Best Actors

Pets hit the big screen for charity

Does Earth Biofuels Have an Empty Tank? Forbes Thinks So, Again.

The Empire Strikes Back

Moving Pictures

AFI offers the usual slew of sympathetic losers, but a good measure of Zooey

Rolling Out the Red Carpet

Help the Needy. Wait. The Lazy. No. The "Laid Back."

Paper Or Plastic?

Pretty Spokeswoman

Way Out of Sync

Sans Quentin

Lucky Number Slevin plays Tarantino's game, without Tarantino's results

Gooooo, Nellie!

Grizzly Man

Redford grows old gracefully in An Unfinished Life

Gross Encounters

Spielberg's War hikes up the gore, and that ain't a bad thing

Get Out

Elmore or Less

There's little merit toThe Big Bounce

Heaven Help Us

Jim Carrey has the power in Bruce Almighty

Shape Shifter

This time it's the woman who manipulates the man in Neil LaBute's The Shape of Things

Them Demolition Ball Blues

Robert Mugge looks for Last of the Mississippi Jukes

Bite It

Along Came a Spider bugs out

Eye of the Beholder

Hackman and Freeman bend the truth in the simple, (mostly) thrilling Under Suspicion

Easy Reader

Morgan Freeman is a lucky man: He's Morgan Freeman

Zellweger in Love

Nurse Betty ain't Shakespeare, but Neil LaBute's riff on shallow fantasies comes close

Get me outta here

Desert Blue offers up a sweet picture of mordant teens bursting to bust loose

Talking down

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

Road to ruin

Deep Impact is a feel-good disaster movie

Out of Africa

Spielberg delivers a wildly erratic--and tumultuously moving--historical epic with the overreaching passion of a man possessed

Negative Seven

Kiss the Girls is so bad it's terrifying

Joe Bob Briggs

Drive-In Movie Critic of Grapevine, TX

Reruns

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

Sins of the director

A fine cast overcomes the visual gluttony of Seven

Shooting blanks

Melvin and Mario Van Peebles' Festival-capping historical drama Panther is a muddled mess