Ray Harryhausen, the master of stop-motion movie monsters, died at 92. Cyclops, sword-fighting skeletons and the Kraken himself — Harryhausen created them all, and here they are in chronological order.
Archive: 'Film and Television'
“A molecule walks into a bar … “We’re talking nano
-tiny animation here. Animation on the atomic level. So yeah, it’s not exactly Wallace and Gromit, but still, atomic slapstick is just staring, you know?
Iron Man 3 looks to be another billion-selling, comic-book film. So we thought we’d roll out the PBS superheroes to save the network from cutbacks (again). Carl Sagan! Bill Nye! Bob Ross! Our own thoughtful, superhero action blockbuster! Yeah, that’ll work.
We get get you ready for summer with our picks for blockbuster season.
Pretty trippy light shows — from a company called Marshmallow Laser Feast, what’d you expect?
Matthew McConaughey, Jeff Nichols and a Dallas director whose career is skyrocketing all talk about their latest projects.
Here’s your chance to catch an early look at one of the best film’s of the summer.
This trailer hits all the indie film beats. Fortunately, it’s for a fake movie.
Today in the roundup: Reviewing Fort Worth Opera’s ‘Glory Denied,’ assessing the George W. Bush Presidential Center and a local critic goes national.
Today in the roundup: Season announcements from the Cliburn Foundation and Fort Worth Opera, plus a primer on Shane Carruth and more on the Dallas Contemporary’s current show.







