By Liz Lopez Source: Texas Performing Arts, Lexus Broadway in Austin Lexus Broadway in Austin presented by Texas Performing Arts has individual tickets on sale for “Love Never Dies” as it makes its premiere in Austin at Bass Concert Hall from November 27 – December 2, 2018 as part of a North American Tour. The… Continue reading Local Event: Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Love Never Dies” Plays at Bass Concert Hall November 27-December 2, 2018
Author: Mark Saldana
Local Event: One of the Nation’s Top Halloween Attractions Now Open for the Holiday Season Starting December 1st
Scream Hollow Presents: Twisted Christmas, a Winter Wonderland with fun-filled family activities by day and two Christmas Haunts by night based on the historical legends and lore of Krampus Source: Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park AUSTIN, Texas—November 21, 2018— Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park, one of the top Halloween attractions in the country with… Continue reading Local Event: One of the Nation’s Top Halloween Attractions Now Open for the Holiday Season Starting December 1st
Austin Film Festival 2018 Review: THE FRONT RUNNER
By Mark Saldana Rating: 3.5 (Out of 4 Stars) The 25th year of the Austin Film Festival concluded with this latest entry by respected writer/director Jason Reitman. Given the current political climate of the U.S., it isn’t all that surprising that the filmmaker would take on a movie that examines the role of the media… Continue reading Austin Film Festival 2018 Review: THE FRONT RUNNER
Austin Film Festival 2018 Review: GREEN BOOK
By Mark Saldana Rating: 3.5 (Out of 4 Stars) In 1962, acclaimed Jamaican pianist Dr. Don Shirley decided to take a tour through the Jim Crow South, but needed a strong driver/security guard to guarantee his safety and make sure that he makes his engagements in a timely manner. Dr. Shirley chose bouncer Tony “The… Continue reading Austin Film Festival 2018 Review: GREEN BOOK
Review: CREED II
By Mark Saldana Rating: 3 (Out of 4 Stars) The Creed/Rocky saga continues with an installment that packs powerful punches in its fight scenes and has enough emotional power to keep its audience invested. Though not as impressive as the previous film or the very first Rocky movie for that matter, Creed II moves the… Continue reading Review: CREED II
Review: CREED II
“Creed II” Entertains with Michael B. Jordan’s Performance By Liz Lopez Rating: B- Three years ago when the first “Creed” was released, it was wonderful to see Stallone’s Rocky on the big screen and taking the story back to Creed and the son he left behind after his death. Michael B. Jordan “has it”… Continue reading Review: CREED II
Review: ROBIN HOOD
A “Robin Hood” for the New Gen That is Still a Treat for Fans of All Ages By Liz Lopez Rating: B- Believe you me; Monday morning is not always the best time to view a film, much less one that is a remake of a story that has been told for decades.… Continue reading Review: ROBIN HOOD
Critica De Cine: GREEN BOOK
Viggo Mortensen y Mahershala Ali protagonizan en el excelente largometraje “Green Book” Por Liz Lopez Rating: A Honestamente, no sabía lo que es el “The Green Book” (literalmente “El Libro Verde”) hasta que fui a ver el nuevo largometraje, “Green Book” que tuvo proyección durante el Austin Film Festival el mes pasado. La historia… Continue reading Critica De Cine: GREEN BOOK
Critica De Cine: INSTANT FAMILY
Por Liz Lopez Rating: B – Por cierto, al entrar al salón de cine para ver la película “Instant Family”, casi entre a siegas al no saber mucho antemano del guion y todo el elenco que forma parte de este largometraje. Se que el cineasta Sean Anders tiene su fama de lo que escribe en… Continue reading Critica De Cine: INSTANT FAMILY
Austin Film Festival 2018 Review: WIDOWS
By Mark Saldana Rating: 3.5 (Out of 4 Stars) Director Steve McQueen, a filmmaker known for his bleak and powerful films Shame and Twelve Years A Slave, has a new film in theaters that shares his dark and cynical style, but still manages to be entertaining and empowering. With Widows, McQueen takes on a heist… Continue reading Austin Film Festival 2018 Review: WIDOWS