The Best Movie Moments of 2013
Welcome to my list of the greatest moments in the movies of 2013. I don’t do this list every year, but this year I...
More Fun With “Bridesmaids”
My fellow movie critics, both male and female, seem to be in step with me in finding Bridesmaids to be hilarious, but as usual...
Thoughts on the Prices of Movie Tickets
We moan about how the ticket prices at our movie theaters are constantly going up, but let's face it: They’re still a bargain compared...
LSIFF Report (Day 5)
The last day of the Lone Star Film Festival began with an extraordinary documentary called Leviathan. Directed by Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel, this...
Lone Star Film Society Screens “The Lodger”
The Lone Star Film Society is presenting an orgy of great Hitchcock flicks this weekend, and my pick of the litter would be Hitch’s...
Lone Star Film Festival Report (Days 1-3)
My other duties at the Weekly prevented me from attending the Lone Star Film Festival’s daytime screenings during the work week. I think I...
“Point Break” at 1919
This is interesting: Tonight (Mon Feb 27), 1919 Hemphill will offer a screening of the 1991 action flick Point Break, which is about an FBI...
DVD Review: “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”
I’m a sucker for documentaries about food, so even if I hadn’t started eating sushi on a regular basis recently, I’d still be fascinated...
Bill & Ted Face the Music Parties On, Dude
Bill & Ted Face the Music is an excellent entry in a franchise that wasn’t supposed to turn into a franchise, but here we...
James Johnston in “New York Times”
Roughly three weeks after Fort Worth Weekly's cover story on the local filmmaker, James Johnston has landed in the pages of the self-appointed Paper...
