Movie Reviews & News

Movies including How to Train Your Dragon, Shrek 2 and Minions: The Rise of Gru will screen for free on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

The new movie premieres April 4 on Prime Video.

The reopened cinema will feature a new virtual reality experience, bowling, a private screening room and more arcade games.

Four of the chain's other Alamo City properties remain closed, according to a social media update.

The theaters unexpectedly closed Thursday, and as of Friday, the company's still trying to fix the issue.

After the show's sudden cancellation in 2022, the new season has finally premiered at its new home on the Roku Channel.

Among other things, LeBlanc discussed MovieMaker magazine again naming San Antonio one of the Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker.

The contest, open to San Antonio residents between the ages of 14 and 21, offers cash prizes of $1,000.

Kevin Alejandro, Pedro Pascal, Carol Burnett and more are debuting new films and TV series this year.

Poor Things, Barbie and more are among Current’s 10 favorite films of 2023.

In the film, Johnson-Reyes plays plays Shelly, a neighbor of Murphy's character Chris Carver.

The Roosevelt High graduate jumped from penning episodes for TV to co-writing Disney's latest animated feature.

The animated movie, which also stars Orange Is the New Black's Kimiko Glenn, premieres this Friday on Paramount+.

The documentary was meant to be a road movie tracking Batiste’s cross-country trip in search of musicians and sounds. His wife’s resurgent illness changed the film.

Scott goes all-in on the battle scenes and Phoenix plays the emperor like a Comic-Con king.

Today, 4K Ultra HD Blu-Rays are at the top of the physical media totem pole, but plenty of purists still prefer to seek out chunky VHS box sets.

The film offers the kind of outrageously brash take on sexual promiscuity more often found in a Lifetime movie.

The movie will focus on the founding Hartman family, who named the park after their special-needs daughter Morgan.

The film exhibits a fun, frisky likability not encountered in an MCU movie since Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Like Coppola's best films — The Virgin Suicides, Lost in Translation, Marie Antoinette — Priscilla is evocatively tactile.