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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.
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Paul Schrader brings cinema another agonized hero in the powerful Master Gardener
Schrader’s masterful new film depicts a garden of good and evil.
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Beautifully rendered film Monica portrays trans woman’s return to her terminally ill mother
The movie also shows the power of slow cinema.
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is a fitting end to the series — chaotic, annoying and still kind of fun
Writer-director James Gunn doesn’t scale back the verbal and visual mayhem. He goes a bit overboard in every department: comedy, action, pathos.
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Unifying Force: Alejandro Cabrera in post-production on documentary linking Star Wars to Texas
During the doc, Cabrera interviews Star Wars experts and collectors along with the always-fascinating fans.
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Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret is faithful, moving take on Judy Blume’s coming-of-age classic
Smells like tween spirit.
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Evil Dead Rise writer-director, actors explain why horror franchise isn’t afraid to get ‘weird and wild’
Evil Dead Rise premieres in theaters nationwide on April 21.
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San Antonio-tied Brian Villalobos plays archaeologist in Cannes-bound TV series Groundbreaking
Groundbreaking will make its world premiere on April 18 at the Cannes International Series Festival.
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New TV show from San Antonio writer Shea Serrano and Parks and Rec producer streaming in May
The coming-of-age series Primo will begin streaming Friday, May 19 on Amazon Freevee.
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Spanish-speaking moviegoers think Netflix’s new movie Chupa has a sucky name
In its common usage, the word either means something sucks or describes a certain lewd act.
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Making Monsters: San Antonio-tied short horror-comedy Dead Enders making debut at SXSW 2023
Dead Enders is a horror-comedy about a gas station clerk named Maya (Skarlett Redd), who encounters a hostile race of mind-controlling parasites during her late-night shift.
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Actress Selenis Leyva brings ‘mama bear’ mentality to role in newly opened Creed III
The Orange Is the New Black veteran says she’s excited to portray a powerful Latina who’s calling the shots.
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San Antonio single mom Malorie Ann Romero takes on wilderness in latest Naked and Afraid episode
The Current caught up with Romero, whose episode airs this Sunday at 7 p.m. on the Discovery Channel.
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Certified Weird: Seven bizarre movies shot in San Antonio you’ve probably never heard of
San Antonio has played host to dozens of lesser-known cinematic projects, and a few of those under-the-radar pictures boast bizarre narratives.
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Dave Franco and Alison Brie talk about collaborating on new rom-com Somebody I Used to Know
Franco and Brie co-wrote the script for Somebody I Used to Know, the story of a reality show producer who returns to her hometown after years away to seek a break from Hollywood.