Fans of the comic will enjoy seeing Oa and the Corps rendered on the big screen, but newcomers will be lost in the murky back-and-forth between action and explanation. After superhero movies have come so far, there's no excuse for one that isn't epic or personal enough. more ›

A big-screen adaptation of Holly Black and Tony Diterlizzi's popular children's book series, The Spiderwick Chronicles follows three kids named Simon, Mallory and Jared as they try to keep a magical book from falling into the hands of some unsavory goblins. more ›

It’s funny when quite possibly one of the best movies released on a given day stars characters that are made entirely of clay. But if you’re not “into” that sort of thing, don’t worry. At least a couple of today’s new releases might be worth your hard-earned cash. *Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Director Nick Park’s first feature film was the cute and clever Chicken Run, but we love him more... more ›

The Alamo Drafthouse South premiered the new old movie The Amityville Horror and the Austinist was there. Ryan Reynolds star of Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place and the movie in question was in attendance and the Austinist was there. A miniature Amityville house was built and filled with 25,000 flies to be entered by those who wished to attend the premiere and you're damn sure right the Austinist was there. more ›