Dancer, Texas Pop. 81

Hollis Chacona

Writer/director Tim McCanlies proves that rural wit is not an oxymoron.A wonderful script is matched by a terrific cast. ( Read More )

Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

This laid back drama ambles around its peripheral themes of coming of age and friendship. ( Read More )

James Kendrick

A lot of the beats are a bit too familiar from previous entries in the series, which isnt surprising given that this is the fifth film to play off the idea that genetically recreated dinosaurs will eventually run amok if given enough time. ( Read More )

Dancer is another one of those little woebegone towns that time forgot, its own little Last Picture Showplace, but McCanlies has the good taste not to cutesify or overplay its appeal. ( Read More )

David Luty

Once that happens, the film becomes tediously schematic, communicating a monotonous predictability far more effectively than it should want. ( Read More )