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Fall Movie Preview: Texas Edition
From Eva Longoria to Henry Thomas, here’s where we’ll see Lone Star State talent this award season.
Movie Reviews & News
San Antonio movie and film reviews, film festivals, movie theaters, movie times, and documentary news
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Landscape with Invisible Hand envisions alien invasion as a corporate takeover
The film, which opens Friday, is ambitious, unpredictable and funny despite its flaws.
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Damian Chapa making stop in San Antonio to celebrate 30th anniversary of Blood In Blood Out
Chapa and Blood In Blood Out co-star Victor Rivers will appear at Traders Village on Aug. 12-13.
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Despite its cliched protagonist, Shortcomings Is a film worth seeing
Meet another late-20s manchild asshole, but don’t let that deter you.
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Film 90 Minutes Later looks into death of Stand and Deliver star Vanessa Marquez
The documentary is showing Aug. 4 as part of the San Antonio Film Festival.
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Talk to Me and Haunted Mansion aim to scare but don’t always succeed
They’re both scary movies about Black people who see dead people.
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Original Blue Beetle costume on display at San Antonio’s Casa Blanca theater
Fans of the superhero can get up close and personal with the costume the until July 31.
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Oppenheimer does something all too rare in Hollywood: it trusts its audience
The film neither heroicizes nor sanctifies the man.
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Barbie is existential brilliance — and also a lot of fun
Come on Barbie, let’s go party (and talk about consumerism and conservative gender roles).
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With Tom Cruise battling an AI villain, the New Mission: Impossible continues the series’ strong legacy
The movie works as action film that takes itself seriously but still knows all the cloak-and-dagger fantasy is a bit silly.
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In Joy Ride, Asian American women bring fresh perspective to raunchy comedy — with mixed results
Expect broadly accessible raunchiness and a familiar set of characters.
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Review: Harrison Ford is somehow still fighting Nazis in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
For a movie that’s about leaving the past alone, it sure wants to revisit the glory days.
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Significant Cinema: CineFestival to explore notable Latino narratives at Guadalupe Theater from July 11-16
San Antonio’s original Latino film festival will feature 114 films, including 38 from the Alamo City and 40 from Texas.
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In Past Lives, writer-director Celine Song explores the pull of lost loves and lives unlived
What does a deep connection look like after a quarter-century apart?
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In Asteroid City, Wes Anderson stages an alien invasion as only Wes Anderson can
Rushmore meets Roswell in this new feature that adroitly balances comedy and melancholy.
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Symbol of Hope: Sasha Calle talks about being the first Latina to play Supergirl in The Flash
The Flash is also Calle’s first appearance in a major motion picture.
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The Flash works hard to make us forget star Ezra Miller’s bad behavior
The DC Extended Universe movie is a busy, smart-ass blur.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a dazzlingly worthy sequel to 2018 triumph
It aims to one-up its predecessor in almost every way imaginable, from its audacious style to the sheer quantity and diversity of Spider-People.
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Screenwriter and San Antonio native Marcella Ochoa marching on front lines of WGA strike
As a WGA captain, Ochoa manages the schedules of about 30 team members on the picket line in Southern California.
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Disney’s remake of The Little Mermaid is a bland multicultural fantasy in search of a lot more soul
The film is a sanitized, neutered update you’re not supposed to criticize, but here we are.