Savior in a Red Cape"Man of Steel" aspires to wring out the flaws in our previous conceptions of Superman. The contrast between Vintage Superman and Reinvented Superman is startling--and for true believers, perhaps a touch too serious and sacrilegious.
Techland TeamworkOwen Wilson and Vince Vaughn reprise their “Wedding Crashers” banter for “The Internship,” this time as two out-of-work friends who become Google interns.
Tricks Up Their Sleeves"Now You See Me" is a Robin Hood tale, if that's what you call four magicians robbing banks, safes and rich people to give the money to their audiences.
Roadtrip to NowhereBradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms reprise their franchise roles in “The Hangover: Part III.”
Gatsby: Not So GreatBaz Luhrmann's spectacle overwhelms the story in his adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
Summer BlockbustersAlthough you wouldn't know it from the wild fluctuations in hot-cold flashes of rain-sunshine forecasts, the summer blockbuster movie season has officially begun.
Uncharted HeightsRobert Downey Jr. makes the third “Iron Man” film his own.
‘Mud’ Explores LoveMatthew McConaughey gives an Oscar-worthy performance in “Mud.”
Burnett Retrospective at the StrandMississippi native Charles Burnett’s 1978 film “Killer of Sheep” is one of several films he directed featured at this weekend’s retrospective in Vicksburg.
‘42’: Swinging a Heavy Bat"42" hit a home run at the box office this past weekend, doing better in its opening debut than "Moneyball."
2013 Crossroads Film FestivalThe 14th Annual Crossroads Film Festival runs from Thursday, April 11, through Sunday, April 14. The festival features more than 140 films, of which many are made in Mississippi, produced or directed by Mississippians, feature Mississippi actors or have some …
Rinko Kikuchi is rookie trainee Mako Mori in “Pacific Rim.”
“The Lone Ranger” stars Johnny Depp (left) as Tonto and Armie Hammer as the masked man.
Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy are at the top of their game in “The Heat.”
Brad Pitt fights to save his family from the zombie apocalypse in “World War Z.”
"Man of Steel" aspires to wring out the flaws in our previous conceptions of Superman. The contrast between Vintage Superman and Reinvented Superman is startling--and for true believers, perhaps a touch too serious and sacrilegious.
Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn reprise their “Wedding Crashers” banter for “The Internship,” this time as two out-of-work friends who become Google interns.
"Now You See Me" is a Robin Hood tale, if that's what you call four magicians robbing banks, safes and rich people to give the money to their audiences.
Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms reprise their franchise roles in “The Hangover: Part III.”
Baz Luhrmann's spectacle overwhelms the story in his adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
Although you wouldn't know it from the wild fluctuations in hot-cold flashes of rain-sunshine forecasts, the summer blockbuster movie season has officially begun.
Robert Downey Jr. makes the third “Iron Man” film his own.
Matthew McConaughey gives an Oscar-worthy performance in “Mud.”
Mississippi native Charles Burnett’s 1978 film “Killer of Sheep” is one of several films he directed featured at this weekend’s retrospective in Vicksburg.
"42" hit a home run at the box office this past weekend, doing better in its opening debut than "Moneyball."
The 14th Annual Crossroads Film Festival runs from Thursday, April 11, through Sunday, April 14. The festival features more than 140 films, of which many are made in Mississippi, produced or directed by Mississippians, feature Mississippi actors or have some …