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Harrison Ford stars in an adaptation of Jack London’s classic novel, ‘Call of the Wild.’
Now showing in Taos: ‘Call of the Wild’
Jack London wrote his novel, “Call of the Wild,” after observing firsthand what it was like for late 19th century gold miners in the thoroughly unforgiving wilderness of the far Yukon … more
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Todd Christensen, the New Mexico Film Office director, in the field.
'Swing the door open wider:' New fund encourages indigenous filmmakers
Taos Pueblo filmmakers interested in developing their media-arts projects are eligible to receive funding through the newly established Senator John Pinto Memorial Filmmakers Fund. Individual Native filmmakers can use funds toward any aspect of production. This can include, film, TV, video games or audio visual projects. more
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From left, Pete Stanton (Will Ferrel), Billie Stanton (Julia Louis Dreyfus), and one of their two sons Finn Stanton (Julian Grey) get the first hint that maybe a controlled avalanche heading their way may not be so controlled after all.
Now showing in Taos: ‘Downhill’
  Hopefully, you didn’t see “Downhill” as a date movie for Valentines Day because if you did it might have let the air out of whatever romantic ideas you might have had … more
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Margot Robbie returns in ‘Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn.’.
Now showing in Taos: ‘Birds of Prey’
  It’s probably a sure bet that “Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn” won’t make anyone’s best movies list alongside “Citizen Kane.” But then, you’d have to be one serious lunatic to put those movies together in the first place. more
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Blake Lively stars in the action thriller ‘The Rhythm Section.’
Now showing in Taos: ‘The Rhythm Section’
The all-too-familiar formula that is easy to glean from most films that set out as an action spy thriller with a tinge of seriousness — think Daniel Craig’s 007, “Mission Impossible” or “Jason Bourne” — isn’t so much apparent in this movie from director Reed Morano, working from a screenplay by Mark Burnell based on his own novel.  more
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Sam Rockwell, Kathy Bates and Paul Walter Hauser in a scene from 'Richard Jewell.'
Movie review: 'Richard Jewell'
The old school tag line "ripped from today's headlines" could very well have been plastered all over the promo posters for Clint Eastwood's new film "Richard Jewell," but the promise veiled in that proclamation fails when you discover the film's real intent. more
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Robert Downey Jr. stars in 'Doolittle.'
Movie review: ‘Doolittle’
I was never a big fan of Rex Harrison’s British musical version, and Eddie Murphy’s contemporary American take on “Dr. Doolittle” was funny and cute in its own way, but at least both stars maintained a certain presence on screen. more
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Acclaimed actor Robert Walker Jr. had close relatives in Taos.
Actor Robert Walker Jr. dies
The light in Taos is exceptional and something for which it is noted, but its glow sometimes emanates from something other than the sun. There are people who bring their own shining intensity to this small town and make it a brighter place for family, friends and the wider community. Such a person was the actor Robert Walker Jr., who died in Malibu, California, on Dec. 5, 2019. more
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George MacKay stars as Lance Corporal Schofeld in San Mendes' '1917.'
Movie review: ‘1917’
War itself has always been brutal, but the Industrial Revolution helped create a horrifying meat grinder during this "war to end all wars." The machines created to destroy human bodies during the first World War (1914-1918) were made even more effective because medics had no way to cope with the volume much less the severity of destruction. But, still, men, and boys, marched off to fight, starched with visions of glory. more
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Mehdi Dehbi stars as al-Masih in the Netflix series 'Messiah.'
Movie review: ‘Messiah’
What would you think if the Son of God reappeared in our midst? Today? In the Middle East? Would we even recognize Him, understand His message, or would we dismiss Him as just another cult leader or charlatan? more
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'Little Women' stars, from left, Emma Watson as Meg March, Florence Pugh as Amy March, Saoirse Ronan as Jo March, and Eliza Scanlen as Beth March..
Movie review: ‘Little Women’
You have to give a lot of credit to director Greta Gerwig. Not only did she helm one of the best cinema adaptations (among many) of Louisa May Alcott’s 19th century semi-autobiographical novel, she was also pregnant while shooting it and went into labor the day after she turned in her first rough cut of the movie. more
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John Boyega, Joonas Suotamo, Daisy Ridley, Anthony Daniels, and Oscar Isaac in a scene from 'Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker' (2019).
Movie review: ‘Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker’
Just what is the "Star Wars" universe trying to teach us? Is it that Wookiees are incredibly loyal, fierce and loveable friends? Or, that brave freedom fighters will always give their lives for a just cause? Or, that evil will never die and that a gigantic armada of Imperial Star Destroyers can be built in secret by a cranky old relative? more
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From left are Kevin Hart, Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan and Jack Black in a scene from ‘Jumanji: The Next Level.’
Movie review: ‘Jumanji: The Next Level’
The idea behind "Jumanji" was always a brilliant conceit: A game that literally drags players into it, posing various life-threatening and crazy challenges until they are forced to hit certain goals and the final moves are achieved. more
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Cynthia Erivo as Harriet Tubman in 'Harriet,' a film directed by Kasi Lemmons.
Now showing in Taos: ‘Harriet’
Clearly, director Kasi Lemmons had a monumental weight thrust upon her shoulders to depict the life and times of American hero Harriet Tubman (1822-1913). In every scene, one feels the director's intense desire to "get it right" because the world would certainly judge every frame and utterance for their authenticity and faithfulness to this important, yet largely unknown, historical figure. more
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The cast of "Knives Out" (2019) includes, from left, Don Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis, Chris Evans, K Callan, Ana de Armas, Christopher Plummer, Michael Shannon, Jaeden Martell, Riki Lindhome, Toni Collette and Katherine Langford.
Now showing in Taos: ‘Knives Out’
This one might seem like a low budget production as it opens, but there are no credits so you don’t know who’s in it at first or even what it’s called. This is a clever way of ... more
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Princess Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell) disarms Olaf (Josh Gad) in a scene from 'Frozen II.'
Now showing in Taos: ‘Frozen II’
Lightning rarely strikes twice in animated movies, and now with the “Disney Princess Movie” imprint to uphold, the motive to electrify audiences for the new “Frozen II” movie is even more imperative ... more
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Christian Bale stars as race car driver Ken Miles in 'Ford v Ferrari'
Now showing in Taos: ‘Ford v Ferrari’
The new car racing film "Ford v Ferrari" by James Mangold is a well-designed bit of semi-macho fluff based upon a real life rivalry ... more
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Kyliegh Curran as Abra Stone in a scene from "Doctor Sleep."
Now showing in Taos: ‘Doctor Sleep’
They killed a kid — not just haul him off-screen to so something unseen and unspeakable. No, they showed his terror, and the blood, and the torture. more
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Grace and Dani (Mackenzie Davis and Natalia Reyes) face a violent attack in 'Terminator: Dark Fate.'
Now showing in Taos: ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’
While we may not have been “psychedelized” as the Chambers Brothers suggested, the past can be tricky and so can the future. That’s why remembering ... more
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A still image from the film, ‘Artifishal,’ which will be screened today (Oct. 24) at the Harwood Museum of Art.
‘Artifishal’ film depicts wild salmon’s slide toward extinction
The Living Rio Campaign is hosting a new Patagonia feature film screening of “Artifishal.” It is described as a film “about people, rivers and the fight for the future of wild fish and the environment that supports them. It explores wild salmon’s slide toward extinction, threats posed by fish hatcheries and fish farms and our continued loss of faith in nature.” more
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Boy and prayer flags, a still frame from Andrea Heckman's film 'Bon and the West.'
Ancient wisdom of the Himalayas
When Taos filmmaker Andrea Heckman began the journey of making her third documentary in a series about the ancient teachings of the Bon tradition from Tibet, she thought the filming would begin and end in the Himalayas. What a Bon leader suggested for locations was a surprise steeped in wisdom and the recognition that the teachings of Bon extend all over the globe. more
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From left are Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), Nevada (Rosario Dawson), Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), Wichita (Emma Stone) and Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) in a scene from 'Zombieland: Double Tap.'
Now showing in Taos: ‘Zombieland: Double Tap’
Because part of "Zombieland: Double Tap" involves a pilgrimage to Graceland, I thought it might be fun to rattle off a bunch of Elvis-related non sequiturs ... more
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Will Smith as Henry Brogan and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Danny Zakarweski in a scene from 'Gemini Man,' directed by Ang Lee.
Now showing in Taos: ‘Gemini Man’
Will Smith actually plays his age, 51, in director Ang Lee’s action thriller “Gemini Man,” but given the level of CGI and stunt double agility exhibited by his character, you’re probably supposed to think, “Dang, he looks pretty good for an old guy.” more
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Warner Bros...Joaquin Phoenix stars as Arthur Fleck, a.k.a. "Joker."..
Now showing in Taos: ‘Joker’
There has not been in recent memory an actor who has so thoroughly projected such a gut-wrenching mixture of despair, confusion, terror, and, yes, insanity, within the first moments of appearing on … more
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One of the more thrilling moments in 'Downton Abbey' is a dance between Lucy Smith (Tuppence Middleton) and Tom Branson (Allen Leech).
Movie review: 'Downton Abbey'
Julian Fellowes has created quite a little industry cataloguing the manners and accoutrement of British aristocracy circa 1920s via his popular television show, “Downton Abbey.” more
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