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The company’s latest film is one of its lesser works but it’s still enjoyable.

‘Peter Rabbit 2,’ ‘The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard,’ ‘Skater Girl’ among the choices.

The jokey camaraderie between Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson can’t save this loud, unfunny and unnecessary sequel.

The saga of an orphanage’s Depression-era football team is based on what happened at the very real Masonic School and Home of Texas in Fort Worth.

News, reviews, and event information for ‘Dreamland: The Burning of Black Wall Street’ at on May 31, 2021, on Preview from the Houston Chronicle.

The movie site Fandango has released a survey of 4000 moviegoers and it shows a widespread desire to see films in a communal environment.

‘Bo Gia,’ ‘Cruella,’ ‘Dreamland’ among the new films being released in theaters or for streaming, broadcast, rental or purchase this week.

HAAPIFEST goes digital for the second consecutive year with a slate of movies often seemed ripped from today’s headlines.

John Krasinski’s sequel ups the ante from the first film while maintaining its tension.

The internal shifts in processing the experience will be worth dramatizing.

News, reviews, and event information for ‘High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America’ at on May 26, 2021, on Preview from the Houston Chronicle.

‘The Dry,’ ‘P!nk: All I Know So Far’ among the latest titles.

The eight-part AppleTV+ music documentary series has some odd gaps but what’s here is compelling.

The film director’s 10-episode Amazon Prime series is a fantastical yet unflinching look at American slavery featuring a phenomenal performance from newcomer Thuso Mbedu.

Here are the major films being released this week in theaters and on streaming.

The warmly comedic story of three middle-age men and former kung-fu kings who have to re-learn their martial-arts skills to solve a murder is predictable but fun.

The film screens virtually through the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston starting May 7.

The group is working to save the Art Deco building and see it used to show movies once again.

Tickets go on sale Monday for the long-running rock festival.

News, reviews, and event information for ‘The Mosquito Coast’ at on Apr 30, 2021, on Preview from the Houston Chronicle.