Review: ‘The Invisibles’
Claus Rafle’s film explores the lives of Jewish people trying to survive in Berlin in the 1940s. Continue reading Review: ‘The Invisibles’
Review: ‘Alita: Battle Angel,’ Sci-Fi Pop Candy
James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez team up to bring visual wonders to the big screen. Continue reading Review: ‘Alita: Battle Angel,’ Sci-Fi Pop Candy
Review: ‘Donnybrook’
Frank Grillo stars in a tough new drama from director Tim Sutton. Continue reading Review: ‘Donnybrook’
Festival Files: Dallas VideoFest31 AltFiction – ‘Nadie,’ David Lean, ‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’
Mixed in between obscure world cinema and hometown perspectives, the programmers of Dallas VideoFest continually maintain an embrace with the past. This year’s nods to Ida Lupino, David Byrne and David Lean provided those fond remembrances. Lupino’s film noir The … Continue reading Festival Files: Dallas VideoFest31 AltFiction – ‘Nadie,’ David Lean, ‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’
Festival Files: Dallas VideoFest31 AltFiction – ‘Life and Nothing More,’ ‘A Ship of Human Skin,’ More
After a nearly 50 degree drop in temperature in the span of about seven hours, I sort of looked forward to the warm confines of a movie theater. Texas weather seems to have that effect on people, both in its … Continue reading Festival Files: Dallas VideoFest31 AltFiction – ‘Life and Nothing More,’ ‘A Ship of Human Skin,’ More
Review: ‘The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part’ Struggles to Recapture Magic
The animated sequel tries very, very hard to be just as good, if not better, than the original. Continue reading Review: ‘The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part’ Struggles to Recapture Magic
