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Movie review: 'Tomorrow You're Gone'

Tomorrow You're Gone

Tomorrow You're Gone looks like it was made after reading the first chapter of Noir for Dummies. Read more

Dallas International Film Festival standouts include 'Mud,' 'Kon-Tiki'

The Dallas International Film Festival, the largest film fest in the area, is under way through April 14, and as usual the schedule is overstuffed with good choices. Here are five suggestions. Read more

Movie review: 'Evil Dead'

Sam Raimi's 1981 cult indie-horror classic The Evil Dead and its smarter, cooler follow-up, Evil Dead II from 1987, are the Rosetta Stone for the hack-and-splatter crowd. Read more

Movie review: 'The Sapphires'

The Sapphires shouldn't gleam as brightly as it does. Read more

'The Place Beyond the Pine's tells a violent story well

R (strong language throughout, some violence, teen drug and alcohol use, and a sexual reference); 140 min. Read more

Director Andrew Niccol offers an empty 'Host'

The intergalactic visitors who take over Earth in The Host are disembodied beings who may pilfer human bodies for habitation but, in the process, they usher in world peace, dress stylishly in white, are impeccably groomed, and drive silver Lotus sports cars everywhere.... Read more

Movie review: 'The Girl'

Story of woman's messy life too neatly told Read more

Movie review: Beyond the Hills

Romanian drama puts a compelling twist on a true-to-life incident Read more

Movie review: 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation'

PG-13 (intense combat violence and martial arts action, brief sensuality, strong language); 110 min. Read more

Lavish dine-in theater opens in Dallas

Look Cinemas

When the Dallas International Film Festival kicks off Thursday, there's going to be one big difference from previous years: location. Read more

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