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Love in the Nineties: no drugs and the sex is scary. Actually, Cameron Crowe documents the habits of a generation that adapted.

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll … possibly think of Walter Matthau?

David Twohy named this year's Defender of the Universe

First day of SXSW/Texas Trib collab rolls out 2020-themed one-on-ones

Transformers spin-off is (checks notes) wait ... good?

Kunis and McKinnon run to Europe, but forget to pack jokes

The rom-com is dead! Long live the rom-com!

Alec Baldwin voices corporate infant

De Niro plays an aging insult comic

Don Hertzfeldt's “World of Tomorrow” caps this mostly nifty program

The Marvel Universe expands to include comedy

Kerry Awn hosts a stand-up showcase for everyone high on the hogs

Woody is a man of few words who might not be all there, but Bruce Dern is all there and that's more than good enough for us.

One of the dirty secrets of modern American filmmaking is what a skilled director Michael Bay really is.

Craig Staggs & company break the legendary OK Corral's funnybone

Smart, quick, funny, and economical, Attack the Block is an alien-invasion movie that's a breed apart.

This Mila Kunis/Justin Timberlake rom-com is smart enough to decry Hollywood’s romantic clichés but never savvy enough to truly subvert them.

Julia Roberts stars in this adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's novel about a journey of self-discovery, but the result is undercooked.

This Danish import is a wonderfully unhinged and a painstakingly constructed meditation on a place where good and evil meet, mate, and make sour times sublime.

This Austin-shot indie from Andrew Bujalski is a remarkably naturalistic slice of life.

Mr. Woodcock is funny for exactly five minutes, with the kind of subversive humor that boosted Billy Bob Thornton, but the rest is just a self-pitying, half-hearted retread.

In his directorial debut, Mike White embraces the awkward with this story of a woman (played by Molly Shannon) who just wants to be loved.

Fans of The Graduate should skip this strange comedy, which posits that the real-life inspiration for counterculture icon Benjamin Braddock grew up to be a cheesy, brainless high tech zillionaire doing yoga and driving a Mercedes around Half Moon Bay.

Nominally the story of a 13-year-old girl who longs for a baby, Todd Solondz's latest is provocative, wicked, even bleakly funny, and ultimately empty.

A tiny French Canadian fishing village tries to woo a doctor to take up permanent residence.

Everything is lewd and crude at this mile-high club.

Animated film about a dog who wants to be a boy – unusual fare from Disney that will please kids and alterna-adults.