Film Reviews

‘Life’ is dead on arrival.

The laughs are many, but Wilson fails to rise above.

Noel Wells offers a charming perspective on life in Austin.

Everyone loses in this adaptation of the cult series. Except Krispy Kreme.

The nuance of Bill Nye is explored in this SXSW documentary.

An uncompromising satire of modern media, This Is Your Death is a compelling look at the nature of responsibility.

Understated and compelling, Fits and Starts was a wonderful addition to the SXSW lineup.

A smart, sophisticated romantic comedy tells a fictionalized account of a couple’s unusual, real-life relationship

Actor John Carroll Lynch makes a stunning turn as a director in this SXSW gem.

Disney infuses new magic into their latest live action remake.

Ben Wheatley’s latest proves to be an insanely fun, anti-action, mayhem filled romp.

While not as groundbreaking as the original, T2 is a welcome addition.

Edgar Wright outdoes himself with the frenetic, genre bending heist movie Baby Driver.

A Lynchian musing on insanity, Tormentero is the kind of film that fuels the SXSW fervor.

Terence Malick’s long-awaited, utterly disappointing film set in Austin kicks off SXSW Film this year

There’s no beauty in this beast.

Anna Kendrick leads a delightful cast in this fun, if forgettable, indie rom com.

Director Ry Russo-Young guides a potentially disastrous movie towards something almost remarkable.

Forget comic book movie standards, Logan is simply a great movie, period.

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