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Ironic GOP-backed ad says gov't shouldn't play doctor

This movie about John Lennon's young-adult years showcases the importance of the importance of both his mother and aunt in his life.

The Amazing Spider-Meh might be a better name for this dullish retread.

A lesser Woody Allen film, but not without its pleasures

Your friendly neighborhood web-head goes beyond Peter Parker

Tom Doyal reviews Sam Houston, Austin author James Haley's new biography on the Texas legend, and finds that the biographer's "hard work is almost invisible to the reader; he makes this complex life accessible, even understandable, in light of the times in which Houston lived."

The Austin Film Society presents an evening in celebration of Sam Fuller.

In this multination offender, Larry the Cable Guy and two friends are Army reservists who are shipped off to Iraq but mistakenly wind up in Mexico – and can't tell the difference.

Who's joining Bush's war?; and Why import so much food?

A Little Something for the People; and Long-Distance Burger Orders

One stroke forward, two strokes back – hurricane victims tread rising bureaucratic waters

The dark art of science twisting; and if you're in your fightin' prime, Uncle Sam is watching

Selling the Commons; The Corporate Tax-Dodgers

From 'La Cucaracha' to Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson: P-O-T

Inspired by a 1779 painting of two real-life cousins – one black, one white – Belle gives a fictionalized account of their lives.

The writer/director of Crazy Heart returns with an all-star cast for his sophomore effort, which takes place amid the rusted-out lives of America's steel belt.

The animation outfit behind Coraline scores another one for the dark side with this endearingly sweet and spooky ode to the supernatural.

Johnny Depp sails the seas once again.

With Ratgirl's Holy Rockin' Christmas, Ratgirl proves herself a real artist by tossing the yule's manifold manifestations into an artistic blender, from which she serves up holiday cheer in a mighty mythological melange, a veritable Xmess.

Chopped to ribbons by the American distributor upon its initial release, Wenders’ sprawling Odyssean epic is only now seen in its true form, in a positively Homeric 295 minute version.

Horror lineup announced, plus shorts and more

Some of these ideas might even be real

TCB enters the political arena with Neil Young's new album, Trail of Dead behind the Iron Curtain, and a hipster pop quiz

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