Gary Cogill

Gary Cogill and, sommelier and founder of Dallas Uncorked, Hayley Hamilton Cogill, talk about which wines pair best with Oscar-nominated movies. A preview of ‘Wine & Movies: A Perfect Pairing’ a special series at the Dallas Arboretum Sunday, Jan. 27, CLICK HERE to find out more.

Gary Cogill and Hayley Hamilton pair a great movie and a great bottle of wine. This week, they’re sharing their best of for 2017. What would you pair with Wonder Woman, Lady Bird and The Post?

NBC 5 film critic Gary Cogill says “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” will be satisfying to fans and confusing to newcomers.

“The Lost City Of Z” is an intelligent film about one mans need for adventure, says NBC 5 film critic Gary Cogill.

NBC 5 Film Critic Gary Cogill reviews “Fate of The Furious”, which hit theaters Friday April 14, 2017.

NBC 5 Film Critic Gary Cogill reviews “Fate of The Furious”, which hit theaters Friday April 14, 2017.

“Going In Style” is exactly what you think it is. A predictable message movie that says armed robbery is OK, if you have a good reason. No, it’s not, and despite some like-able moments, it’s a bad bad message and a lesser remake of a 1979 comedy starring George Burns, Art Carney, and Lee Strasberg.

“Going In Style” is exactly what you think it is. A predictable message movie that says armed robbery is OK, if you have a good reason. No, it’s not, and despite some like-able moments, it’s a bad bad message and a lesser remake of a 1979 comedy starring George Burns, Art Carney, and Lee Strasberg.

Guess what? Disney’s new live-action version of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ is just as good, and in some ways even better.

People are remembering the life of Fort Worth native Bill Paxton and his impact on film festivals and projects in North Texas.

Film critic Gary Cogill remembers Fort Worth actor and friend, Bill Paxton.

Film critic Gary Cogill recalls the best moments and missteps from Sunday’s Academy Awards.

“Hidden Figures”is an important, highly entertaining film.

NBC 5 movie critic Gary Cogill takes a trip down memory lane and lists his Top 10 movies of 2016.

“Fences” began as an award-winning Broadway play in the 1980s and again in 2010. It is now a ferocious, intimate, Oscar-contending film opening Christmas day.

“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” feels both different and familiar.

“La La Land” is a remarkable movie and a unique musical experience filled with songs and characters that have meaning.

Two new thrillers take center stage in theaters this weekend: a political thriller starring Jessica Chastain and a crime thriller that takes place in Texas.

“Moana” is a movie about respect, for each other and for women. In this case a young woman forbidden to venture away from her crumbling island, but when she does, great things happen.

If you are a Harry Potter fan, you will love “Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them.”