‘Wicked — Part 1’ goes big, for better and for worse
The inescapable pop culture phenomenon that is "Wicked: Part 1" is sweeping awards and revenues, but its bigness is both its appeal and its detriment.
Sing along with these ‘other’ musicals in OKC theaters in Dec
If you're craving a movie to make you sing, but you're feeling some "Wicked" fatigue, OKC theaters have some other musicals for you throughout December.
Taxpayer-funded incentives, rebates fuel Oklahoma-made films
Oklahoma’s tax rebate has helped to get some of the biggest recent movies made, but it can be a challenging program to navigate. We break it down for you here.
Give thanks to throwback style with a film fashion feast
While we're reaching for coats and elastic-waist pants for the cold holiday season, these films in OKC theaters are showcasing some of cinema's best fashion.
Frenetic ‘Anora’ a piercing, deconstructed Cinderella story
The high-energy, hyper-modern "Anora" turns the tropes of class mobility romance on their heads to create a raunchy, scandalous, and surprisingly powerful film.
Escape from real life with animated films in OKC theaters now
OKC theaters offer a range of animated features for kids and adults to help you check out of real life for a while and enjoy the endless fun of cartoon fantasy.
Epic romances span space and time in OKC films in November
All through November, OKC theaters are delivering the love in epic romances spanning decades and millennia while staring down societal norms and even tragedy.
Non-horror alternatives for harrowing Halloween films in OKC
Not everyone wants ghouls and gore for Halloween, so if you want to be unsettled without being chilled to the bone, here are some unconventionally scary flicks.
Surrealist anti-biopic ‘Daaaaaali!’ a riotous, dreamy trip
Screening this weekend at OKCMOA, French experimenter Quentin Dupieaux's "Daaaaaali!" explores the surrealist's mind through the same strange vision he created.
‘Eureka’ is a challenging, poetic film of Native life
OKCMOA presents "Eureka" from director Lisandro Alonso, a quiet, deliberately challenging trio of stories considering the Indigenous experience in the Americas.
Birds, bloodsuckers, and B-movie heroes haunt October films
OKC screens are hosting some of the best horrors of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, and a raucous anniversary screening for one of the best-worst films of all time.
Viewer-voted Manhattan Short Film Festival returns to OKCMOA
It’s time again for one of the most anticipated annual events in the OKC cinema calendar, as the Manhattan Short Film Festival once again comes to OKCMOA.
‘Matt and Mara’ at OKCMOA quietly tackles hunger for drama
Fresh from the Toronto Film Festival, OKCMOA presents this hyper-realistic indie about 2 writers facing the tension and chemistry in their longtime friendship.
Oklahoma-produced ‘Reagan’ a whitewashed, incoherent mess
Ronald Reagan biopic "Reagan" - produced mostly in OK - is a jumbled mess of good-vs-evil tropes and idolatry with some problematically offensive inclusions.
New releases relieving classics fatigue at OKC art houses
After a summer that saw screens bursting with Old Hollywood legends and cult classics galore, OKC theaters are getting in on some of the buzziest 2024 releases.
