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My Wife Could Paint That
The way to understand Big Eyes is not as a movie about art nor as a Tim Burton film, though it’s both of those...
The Best Movies of 2004
The end of the year is a time to look back, and most movie critics are content to compile a Top 10 list for...
North Korea Ruins My Thursday Evening (Updated)
I was supposed to see The Interview last night. There was a press screening scheduled for the comedy about an assassination plot against Kim...
Hard Knocks
Going into the newest big-screen version of Annie, I actually had some hopes for its success. Yes, the Broadway show is a saccharine piece...
Gold Mountain
In English soccer, when a high-priced newly signed player goes bust, opposing fans will sometimes taunt the player and his team by singing, “What...
Film Shorts
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Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (PG) Ben Stiller returns for this third installment as a museum security guard who must travel...
DFW Film Critics Choose 2014’s Best Movies
This morning, the DFW Film Critics Association announced their awards for the best movies of 2014. I am a member of this group, and...
Film Shorts
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Top Five (R) Chris Rock writes, directs, and stars in this comedy as a comedian trying to become a serious actor while his fiancée...
Roughing It
I remember the first time I saw Reese Witherspoon. It was in the 1996 satirical thriller Freeway, and she was playing a juvenile delinquent...
Go Down, Moses
Hollywood’s last big-budget adaptation of the book of Exodus, Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments, hit movie theaters a full 58 years ago. By...
