After Another Successful Four-Day Run, Let's Recall The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Of The Seventh Annual Oak Cliff Film Festival.
It's hard to believe that i...
Director Gary Ross Wholly Wastes His Supremely Talented Cast With His Sloppy, Confusing And Joyless Entry Into The Ocean's Franchise.
Ocean's 8.
Director: Gar...
If The Last Jedi's Disregard For Fan Service Was A Step Forward For The Star Wars Franchise, Then Its Standalone Solo Film Is A Blatant Step Backward.
Solo.
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Since His First Run On The Big Screen, The Rest of The Superhero World Has Embraced Deadpool's Self-Aware Sense of Humor. So How Does That Affect Deadpool 2?
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In Addition To Dallas Director Augustine Frizzell's Anticipated Debut, The Oak Cliff Film Festival Will Also Welcome Penelope Spheeris To Its Seventh Annual Off...
From Local Productions To Buzzing Docs That Are Sure To Make Audiences Cry, Here's What We're Most Looking Forward To Seeing At The Dallas International Film Fe...
There's Probably Too Much Going On In Avengers: Infinity War, But At Least Marvel Finally Gets The Villain Part Of The Equation Right This Time Around.
Avenger...
The Rock's Latest Is An Over-The-Top, Wholly Unnecessary, Remarkably Ramshackle Package. Shouldn't We Expect Better Of One Of Hollywood's Most Bankable Stars?
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By Turning Down Its Volume, John Krasinski's Tense New Thriller Becomes The Latest Horror Film To Up The Genre's Prestige.
A Quiet Place.
Director: John Krasi...
No One's Immune To The Charms Of The Laugh-Out-Loud Funny, In-Your-Face And Improvisational Music Made By Dallas' Newest Must-See Performer.
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Javier has been writing about movies for the last 8 years for various websites but Central Track is his main gig. He loves everything from the grimiest exploitation movies, to Oscar nominees and everything in between. He's been to various film festivals and is terrible at karaoke. Despite the hellish Texas heat he loves to ride his bike and drink some fine local brews. (Follow on Letterboxd: javitron)
