Articles related to "Richard Linklater"

The spirit of Orson Welles and The Mercury Theatre is alive and kicking in this fictional, coming-of-age story set around the opening of Julius Caesar.

2001's Waking Life is a feature that will challenge the viewer in a no-holds-barred foray into the philosophical world of dreams.

The ins and outs of mounting a theatrical production are brilliantly revealed as director Richard Linkater presents a brilliant Christian McKay as Orson, warts and all.

Richard Linklater's rotoscoped adaptation of Philip K. Dick's, A Scanner Darkly, is an adventurous, smart, original indie.

While San Antonio may have its history, Austin's food, music and film scene mark it as the undisputed hip, high-energy, brash younger brother of Texas Hill Country.

Based on the best selling book, the film adaptation of FAST FOOD NATION has its heart in the right place and possible also in your next burger.

Beowulf may have taken the Number One spot at the box office, but is it animated? Several animators, plus director Robert Zemeckis, sound off.

Ten films every animated fan should know.

My assessment: "Director Linklater could have done so much more with Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly."

Despite fun additions on the DVD, the film "Fast Food Nation" doesn't live up to the promise of the book.

Me and Orson Welles, directed by Richard Linklater, gives us a slice of life of Orson Welles and his first triumphant Mercury Theatre production, Julius Ceasar.

Zac Efron is largely upstaged by a brilliant performance by Christian McKay as Orson Welles in Richard Linklater's adaptation of Me and Orson Welles. Read a review below.

Cars, Flushed Away, Over the Hedge, Monster House, Happy Feet and A Scanner Darkly are all up for a Saturn Award for Best Animated Film.

Cars slides into 5th place as Garfield and Over the Hedge leave the Top 10. A Scanner Darkly's box office is better than the numbers indicate

Pirates of the Caribbean stays on top, while Cars hangs out at No.6, and A Scanner Darkly sneaks onto the Top 10.

In Food, Inc., Robert Kenner teams up with Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan to lift the veil on the grotesque underbelly of our nation's food industry.

Five best, less obvious flicks for taking a break from school and celebrating spring break and summer vacation.

Other teen films preceded his and others would follow, but no other writer or director spoke so clearly to high school's class conflicts and general adolescent angst.

Check out some freakin' cool live action reference images for Disney's 1959 classic Sleeping Beauty. Pictures previously appeared in Life magazine.

Sony Pictres Classics nabbed the distribution rights for Ari Folman's Waltz with Bashir, a film critics are calling this year's Persepolis.

High school comedies hit their peak in the 1990's. Featuring large-breasted ditsy blonde woman, good-looking ugly chicks, classic rugged football stars and band geeks, th

These five films are among the best micro-budget indies ever made and great examples for aspiring filmmakers, who are financially burdened due to the struggling economy.

No matter how much love Orson Welles's follow up to Citizen Kane gets, The Magnificent Ambersons will never live down the potential of what could have been.

As the iconic Janus Films logo once portended something special to theater goers, so too the Criterion label guarantees the same for DVD enthusiasts.

Animators complain that 2 Oscar nominees (Happy Feet and Monster House) use motion capture technology. Is Mocap is killing animation, or is it the logical heir to rotosco

The Spierig Brothers write and direct a creepy new movie in which vampires rule the world, and humans are on the verge of extinction.