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Grumpy old men on the golf course

Dives, lounges, and saloons that are raising the bar

How to make a propaganda film in World War II England

A walk on the wild side with songs of the seven deadly sins

High-wire drama about women working on Wall St. is also made by women

Why you won't be seeing Austin emo puppet band Fragile Rock on America's Got Talent

Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg vie for the love of their shared family

Moviegoers Assemble!

A writer meets the murderer who stole his identity

These lesser-known, misfit, comic-book characters are a grand addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Andrew Bujalski’s Austin-made film is a boldly original, black-and-white portrait of computer culture in the early Eighties.

The Miró Quartet reveals the key to developing a great chamber music ensemble

The LeRoi Brothers and Pat MacDonald at the Continental.

Roth has accomplished the near impossible: He's crafted a vastly superior sequel to Hostel, one that supersedes the original's sadistic quotient, gore effects, and narrative subversiveness.

A handful of talented actors checked their egos at the door in hopes of … something, but this Poseidon is a wash.

The filmmakers would have us embrace their work as though it were the Spellbound of grade-school dance documentaries, but the film loses its footing.

Loud, swooping documentary about the sport of motorcycle racing follows 24 riders on the international circuit.

Texas Book Festival1, Saturday, November 8, 2003

Looking for love in all the wrong places: namely, on television.

Smith turns his stoner Greek chorus into leading men on a mission.

Mamet's story about a big-budget Hollywood production that steamrolls into a little Vermont town is told with a gentle smirk.

Hay Fever: Child's Play