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The Big Screen: Reviewing ‘Hangover: Part 3,’ A Chat with the Makers of ‘Epic’

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Talking the comedy that’s overstayed its welcome and a welcome new animated film.

Memorial Day’s Biggest Film – and its SMU Origins

Memorial Day Weekend is one of the biggest movie weekends of the year. But this weekend’s biggest film – Epic – is based on a tale that’s actually smaller than life. Here’s the story of how a phone call between a couple of SMU alums launched a movie project a decade in the making.

Afternoon Delight: The Sound of Star Trek

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Star Trek: Into Darkness is very much worth your time. And its score is one of the unsung heroes. Here’s a look into how movie and music come together.

The Big Deal: National Theatre of London’s NT Live: ‘This House’ at Angelika Film Center

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Your chance to see the best of British theater.

Tuesday Morning Roundup

Today in the roundup: The 2013-14 Eisemann Center season, how the Cliburn matches players with hosts and Lone Star Film Fest’s big honoree.

Afternoon Delight: Cas Haley

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Cas Haley performs a CD release party at That Guy’s Coffee tonight in Paris, Texas. Which gives us an excuse to post one of KXT’s best On the Road videos. Enjoy.

The Big Screen: Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Into Darkness’

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We talk about J.J. Abrams’ second trip aboard the Starship Enterprise – one both fans and newbies will enjoy.

Afternoon Delight: ‘The Office’ Farewells

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The Office calls is quits with tonight’s series finale. In this video, the regulars get together to reflect on nine seasons at Dunder Mifflin.

A New JFK Assassination Film – in Time for the Anniversary

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Ostensibly, it’s a nonfiction version of the assassination, unlike, say, Oliver Stone’s film.

Oak Cliff Film Festival: The Lineup

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In Year 2, the fest doubles down on music and invites a Dallas filmmakers on the rise to pitch in with the programming.

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