Ned Beatty

Sucking on the '70s

A new boxed set is the cardboard tombstone for a dead decade

Sucking on the '70s

A new boxed set is the cardboard tombstone for a dead decade

The holler dwellers

The photographs of Shelby Lee Adams' Appalachia are so honest, they make you wince

Death as an amateur theatrical

Personalities take center stage in Altman's strange, feel-good Southern drama

Mr. Schrader Goes to Washington

A gay escort finds himself at the center of a classic D.C. scandal in The Walker

Kings of Leon

Because of the Times (RCA)

Forget Gun Control

Who better to save America than an armed Mark Wahlberg? Seriously.

Auntie Mom

Lesson 2: Hamlet dares to prune Danish tragedy

for laughs; Wedding fails to engage

Raising the Bar

At last, the USA Film Festival is back under the influence

Bass Ackwards

Irréversible desperately attempts to turn the world upside down

Pair Bonding

Spring Forward overcomes its staginess by letting its actors shine

Well Dunne

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

Because, Apparently, Oklahoma City Makes a Better Fort Worth Than Fort Worth

The Texas flag's waving in the Oklahoma breeze at this very moment: Noted The Oklahoman yesterday, director Michael Winterbottom's about 200 miles north of here shooting the second big-screen adaptation of Jim Thompson's 1952 novel The Killer Inside Me, about a deeply disturbed West Texas lawman who ... More >>

Toy Story 3: Pixar's Juggernaut Turns Morose

The Texas flag's waving in the Oklahoma breeze at this very moment: Noted The Oklahoman yesterday, director Michael Winterbottom's about 200 miles north of here shooting the second big-screen adaptation of Jim Thompson's 1952 novel The Killer Inside Me, about a deeply disturbed West Texas lawman who ... More >>

Broken Gears' The Hand Tempts the Fickle Finger of Fate

Plus: Shooting Star shines, and the Big Gay Dance Party that never ends.