Funny, energetic, and bittersweet, it’s the music that gives this strange story its most authentic spark.
Funny, energetic, and bittersweet, it’s the music that gives this strange story its most authentic spark.
Doesn’t reinvent the rom-com, but its sweet, slightly messy charm makes for an easy, enjoyable watch (even if it tries a little too hard at times).
Insufferably smug and self-important, beating its metaphors into the ground while desperately insisting it has something profound to say.
A beautiful reminder that Texas rivers are more than scenic landscapes, but are vital to healthy ecosystems and a thriving state.
Asks a simple question: What would you do to save your child? But the answer becomes harder when it requires a choice you can never undo.
An uncomfortably twisted, candy-coated satire of celebrity worship that’s outrageously gory, sexually charged, and utterly bizarre.