Texas Art & Film

06/04/2026

John Carney delivers the “ballad” of summer—a warm, melodic crowd-pleaser about ambition, friendship, and the cost of a hit.

05/25/2026

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu

The first smart thing about The Mandalorian and Grogu is that it does not pretend to be more sacred than it is. Jon Favreau knows these characters were born in the streaming age, raised by memes, and adopted by audiences who came for the armor and stayed for the tiny green child who can tilt his head and melt a balance sheet....

Our review praising Jon Favreau’s lean, charming adventure while weighing its theatrical strengths against its streaming roots.

05/12/2026

Hokum review: an almost-great murder mystery horror with a stellar hotel atmosphere and psychological dread, undermined by jump scares and supernatural clutter.

Hokum Starring: Adam Scott, David Wilmot, Peter Coonan, Florence Ordesh Director: Damian McCarthy Running Time 107 minutes Rated R Grade C+   Irish Filmmaker Damian McCarthy is one to watch. His latest and most high-profile film yet, “Hokum,” is a folklore murder mystery. It stars Adam Scott (....

05/06/2026

The Sheep Detectives: A real summer surprise that’s adorable, heartwarming, and full of emotional life lessons for children and adults.

04/21/2026

Steven Soderbergh’s The Christophers sounds like an art-world caper, but it plays like something sharper: a family drama about legacy, resentment, forgery, and the ugly math of inheritance.

Ian McKellen gives Julian Sklar the sting of an aging artist who still knows how to wound. Michaela Coel brings intelligence and tension to Lori, a young painter pulled into a scheme that may expose more truth than fraud.

Read our full review of The Christophers at Texas Art & Film.

Steven Soderbergh’s The Christophers, starring Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel, is a sharp art-world drama about forgery, family, and legacy.

04/21/2026

Holy Days

Holy Days Starring: Elijah Tamati, Judy Davis, Jacki Weaver, Miriam Margolyes Director: Nat Boltt Running Time: 101 minutes Rated PG-13 Grade B- Writer, director, and co-star Nat Boltt makes her directorial debut with a little film called “Holy Days”. She chooses wholesome over originality, and that’s okay. A modern-day version of “Simon Birch” only set in New Zealand, “...

Holydays review: conventional cinematic comfort food—familiar beats, easy laughs, and a cozy, predictable ride that goes down smooth.

04/21/2026

"Michael" is more polished than daring, but MJ fans will love the performances.🎶

https://www.texasartfilm.net/michael/

03/03/2026

Bridgerton: Season Four
https://www.texasartfilm.net/bridgerton-season-four/

03/03/2026

While arguably the most polarizing installment, "Scream 7" proves rewarding, especially for those who value the relationship between Sidney and Gale over sensational elements.

12/22/2025

This week’s Flashback Cinema at The Queen ✨🎄

It’s a Wonderful Life — the beloved holiday classic that follows George Bailey as he’s reminded, with a little angelic help, just how much one life can mean to an entire community. Heartwarming, hopeful, and perfect for the season.

🎟️ Grab your tickets now!
https://www.queenbryantx.com/movies/5762-its-a-wonderful-life-1946/