Screen
Home Screen
Bill Paxton, Joanna Kerns, Malcolm McDowell Offer Hollywood Survival Tips
Three famous actors gave similar advice when asked what they would say to fledgling thespians seeking a career in film, TV, and theater.
Don't do...
Lone Star Film Festival Opens In Sundance Square
Native son Bill Paxton was as Texas friendly as you'd expect at this evening's opening of the Ninth Annual Lone Star Film Festival. The...
Film Shorts
Opening
Big Stone Gap (PG-13) Ashley Judd stars in this drama as an Appalachian eccentric who discovers a secret in her past. Also with Patrick...
Bonded Out
Forming a neatly rounded-off tetralogy with the previous three James Bond movies, Spectre sure feels like the end of the line for Daniel Craig...
Buy Me Some Peanuts
When it was first announced that Peanuts would be turned into a 3D movie, many of my fellow Peanuts fans were afraid that the...
Film Shorts
Opening
Scouts Guide to the Apocalypse (R) Tye Sheridan, Logan Miller, and Joey Morgan star in this comedy as three scouts who try to save...
Burnt Down for What
Most movies about chefs portray their subjects as divinely inspired (if occasionally temperamental) artisans who live to dazzle us with their culinary creations. Ah,...
Poke in the Eye
You may recall that 16 years ago, Michael Mann made a laudable, well-acted, detail-oriented journalism movie called The Insider that cast CBS News as...
Shiny Apple
“Artists lead and hacks ask for a show of hands!” That might just be the most Aaron Sorkin thing that anybody has ever said...
Popcorn and Pancit
The food isn’t the only thing new going on at AMC Grapevine Mills (see: Eats review, pg. 24). The Asian movies have been new...
