Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Director Rod Lurie's nuclear debate blows up in his face
Kubrick seems to guide Spielberg's hand in the ponderous A.I.
Its classic Kubrick in this heist film
Michael Haneke and his brutal home invaders return to implicate you, again
Michael Haneke and his brutal home invaders return to implicate you, again
Reliving the glory of America's giant leap for mankind
Reliving the glory of America's giant leap for mankind
Reliving the glory of America's giant leap for mankind
Tomorrow's Misery Today
Spike Lee's Inside Man plots the heist of your moviegoing dollars
Paradise Now finds humor in the mission of suicide bombers
Our solution for saving Texas's claim to capital punishment fame
A local art-school duo sticks it to a new art space
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Rachel Carson's environmental quest gets surreal at Main Street Theater
Rachel Carson's environmental quest gets surreal at Main Street Theater
Where were you when Kennedy was shot? Nellie Connally was in the car with him
Where were you when Kennedy was shot? Nellie Connally was in the car with him
How Steven Soderbergh kept the Terry Southern tale from turning tragic
Trio is the network where great shows go to die, and so much more
Spielberg's Minority Report gets good grades until the end
Once more, a man calls upon the troops to save The Alamo, before it's gone forever
Is he a writer, director, actor or...sex symbol? Um, yes--and more
Robert Wise finishes Star Trek: The Motion Picture--22 years later
Even those who don't remember the Cuban missile crisis will know how it ends, long before Days does
The U.K.'s Travis is big in Europe really
Vincent D'Onofrio may be the best actor of his generation, but who would notice?
Peter Greenaway's latest erotic treatise zestfully crosses boundaries both cultural and intimate
Momus renders average folk in song and tours
A cartoon boy and a big metallic man carry a message of peace
Eyes Wide Shut comes up short as Kubrick's last effort
At the MFA, lunar imagery blurs the line between science and art
At tonight's Mink Movie Night, Rocks Off presents what is arguably the greatest psychological horror film ever made, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The film opens our month of Halloween-inflected movies, with the next two selections in the series being The Exorcist and the original Jamie Lee Curtis ... More >>
At tonight's Mink Movie Night, Rocks Off presents what is arguably the greatest psychological horror film ever made, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The film opens our month of Halloween-inflected movies, with the next two selections in the series being The Exorcist and the original Jamie Lee Curtis ... More >>
At tonight's Mink Movie Night, Rocks Off presents what is arguably the greatest psychological horror film ever made, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The film opens our month of Halloween-inflected movies, with the next two selections in the series being The Exorcist and the original Jamie Lee Curtis ... More >>
At tonight's Mink Movie Night, Rocks Off presents what is arguably the greatest psychological horror film ever made, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The film opens our month of Halloween-inflected movies, with the next two selections in the series being The Exorcist and the original Jamie Lee Curtis ... More >>
At tonight's Mink Movie Night, Rocks Off presents what is arguably the greatest psychological horror film ever made, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The film opens our month of Halloween-inflected movies, with the next two selections in the series being The Exorcist and the original Jamie Lee Curtis ... More >>
At tonight's Mink Movie Night, Rocks Off presents what is arguably the greatest psychological horror film ever made, Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. The film opens our month of Halloween-inflected movies, with the next two selections in the series being The Exorcist and the original Jamie Lee Curtis ... More >>




