Big Trouble
By Gary Dowell During the ‘80s, we here at Movie Ink grew up on a steady diet of Saturday afternoon creature features, as well as giant monster movies and giant robot cartoons imported from Japan. […]
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The World’s End Q&A
By Gary Dowell After establishing themselves in the UK in the late ’90s with the cult-classic sitcom Spaced, writer-director Edgar Wright and his perennial co-stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost snuck onto the world stage with […]
The World’s End Movie Review
By Gary Dowell The third collaboration between writer-director Edgar Wright and actors Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, The World’s End pulls off an impressive feat at the tail-end of a summer movie season loaded to the […]
Blitz Weekender: August 15-18
By Audra Stamp It’s time to start thinking about going back to school and using up those vacation days. But before you do, there’s still time to have some great fun around the DFW area […]
Kick-Ass 2 Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Three years ago, Kick-Ass lit up a small number of screens like a cinematic firebomb tossed into unsuspecting megaplexes; audiences were caught off guard by the sight of a then-unknown Chloë Moretz swearing like […]
We’re The Millers Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Boasting a strong comedic cast in a dull, unfunny, uninspired, and formulaic comedy, We’re the Millers is one of this summer’s biggest missed opportunities. The central idea should have been a rich vein of […]
The Death of Critical Analysis
By Ethan Harmon Being a writer is fun. You can literally do anything with words: create fictional realities, convey an emotion through the stanzas of a poem, describe in perfect detail the wondrous experiences of […]
Elysium Movie Review
By Gary Dowell South African writer-director Neill Blomkamp became a big blip on the radar with his feature-length debut District 9. A hefty slice of sci-fi message movie that put a compelling and effective spin on […]
Blitz Weekender: August 8-11
By Audra Stamp It’s definitely heating up outside now as August gets underway. Here in Texas, there are plenty of ways to stay cool while having the time of your life. Whether you’re listening to […]
The Passing of a Legend
By Will Martin There is no sugar coating the following. Sadness has crept into the fabric of my life. You see, when you’re able to connect with people on a momentary level to help fortify […]