Michael Caine

Cars 2: Again, Owen Wilson Is Stuck Inside a Cartoon Automobile

The Trip: Steve Coogan on a Quest to Eat

SIFF for the Food-Minded Set: The Trip

​That first 'F' in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty on on-screen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particu ... More >>

SIFF Week 1: Picks & Pans

​That first 'F' in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty on on-screen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particu ... More >>

The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

​That first 'F' in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty on on-screen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particu ... More >>

Steven Kotler

​That first 'F' in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty on on-screen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particu ... More >>

Harry Brown: Michael Caine Gets All Death Wish

​That first 'F' in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty on on-screen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particu ... More >>

Warren Moon

​That first 'F' in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty on on-screen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particu ... More >>

Slush Pile! Warren Moon Edition

​You better be on time if you want to see a movie with Warren Moon. The former Husky star quarterback, who helped beat Michigan in the 1978 Rose Bowl, is a stickler about showtimes. It's one of the few concrete, character-illuminating nuggets in his new autobiography, Never Give Up on Your Dre ... More >>

Is Anybody There? Michael Caine Deploys Masterful Cutesiness

​You better be on time if you want to see a movie with Warren Moon. The former Husky star quarterback, who helped beat Michigan in the 1978 Rose Bowl, is a stickler about showtimes. It's one of the few concrete, character-illuminating nuggets in his new autobiography, Never Give Up on Your Dre ... More >>

Humpday Sold at Sundance

Lynn Shelton's local indie Humpday has sold to Magnolia Pictures. Defamer.com has a nice account here. And Variety also confirms here, with some notable details. Magnolia owns the Landmark Theatres chain, which runs the Harvard Exit, Seven Gables, and other arthouse cinemas in town. Both are control ... More >>

The Dark Knight: Christian Bale suits up against Heath Ledger

Lynn Shelton's local indie Humpday has sold to Magnolia Pictures. Defamer.com has a nice account here. And Variety also confirms here, with some notable details. Magnolia owns the Landmark Theatres chain, which runs the Harvard Exit, Seven Gables, and other arthouse cinemas in town. Both are control ... More >>

Charlize Theron Will Now List All Her Crap Movies

Lynn Shelton's local indie Humpday has sold to Magnolia Pictures. Defamer.com has a nice account here. And Variety also confirms here, with some notable details. Magnolia owns the Landmark Theatres chain, which runs the Harvard Exit, Seven Gables, and other arthouse cinemas in town. Both are control ... More >>

New on DVD: Javier Bardem Still Super Scary in NCFOM

Lynn Shelton's local indie Humpday has sold to Magnolia Pictures. Defamer.com has a nice account here. And Variety also confirms here, with some notable details. Magnolia owns the Landmark Theatres chain, which runs the Harvard Exit, Seven Gables, and other arthouse cinemas in town. Both are control ... More >>

Flawless: Demi Moore Can’t Move Face or Movie

Lynn Shelton's local indie Humpday has sold to Magnolia Pictures. Defamer.com has a nice account here. And Variety also confirms here, with some notable details. Magnolia owns the Landmark Theatres chain, which runs the Harvard Exit, Seven Gables, and other arthouse cinemas in town. Both are control ... More >>

The Daily Wire: When Woody Loved Mia

Lynn Shelton's local indie Humpday has sold to Magnolia Pictures. Defamer.com has a nice account here. And Variety also confirms here, with some notable details. Magnolia owns the Landmark Theatres chain, which runs the Harvard Exit, Seven Gables, and other arthouse cinemas in town. Both are control ... More >>

When Woody Loved Mia

Take us back to happier days, pre-Soon-Yi

Sleuth: Jude Law Embraces Homophobia and Misogyny

Take us back to happier days, pre-Soon-Yi

Fall Preview: Brad Pitt and Company Stake Their Oscar Claims

Take us back to happier days, pre-Soon-Yi

Children of Men

Alfonso Cuarón triumphs over studio indifference.

Out of the Past

Nine old films take us back to the groovy, violent '60s.

The Prestige

Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Oct. 20. Rated PG-13. 135 minutes.

July 12-19, 2006

Batman outdoors, Busby Berkeley, and the overlooked landmark that is Xanadu.

June 21-28, 2006

All hail Jim Henson!

Dig That Hole, Forget the Sun

A new DVD and book detail the rise of Pink Floyd's early and middle years.

The Weather Man

Opens Fri., Oct. 28, at Metro and others.

Batman, BAM, and Sun

Opens Fri., Oct. 28, at Metro and others.

The Undraped Crusader

This new Batman gains psychological depth, even if he loses a bit of his old static grandeur.

Night and the City

The Criterion Collection, $39.95

Scening Is Believing

Local game developers blend Trivial Pursuit and movie mania. The result? A flashy new breed of board game.

Alfie

Also: Bright Leaves, Proteus, and Remember Me, My Love.

Around the Bend

Also: Goodbye, Dragon Inn, Howard Zinn: You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train, Primer, Rick, Shall We Dance?, and Zelary.

This Week's Attractions

Also: Goodbye, Dragon Inn, Howard Zinn: You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train, Primer, Rick, Shall We Dance?, and Zelary.

Day of the Dead

Anchor Bay Ent., $29.98

Brief Encounters

Anchor Bay Ent., $29.98

SOLARIS

Fox Home Ent., $27.98

L'Aaugerge Espagnole, Ichi the Killer, and The Italian Job

Fox Home Ent., $27.98

Honesty at the Oscars

What I'd like to see, but won't, on this Sundays telecast.

Caine in Love

His masterful performance humanizes Graham Greene's bourbon-soaked Cold War politics.

Last Orders

His masterful performance humanizes Graham Greene's bourbon-soaked Cold War politics.

Shagless

Slapdash sequel loses original's cheeky appeal.

The Midget on Film

A short exegesis.

The loved one

Bereaved parties find as much to celebrate as to mourn.

Coming attractions

What other movies to expect in early '02.

Mightier than the sword

Writer's potency displaced but not denied.

All that glitters

The journal of an Oscar junkie.

Two guys, television, and lotsa free time.

The journal of an Oscar junkie.

The Cider House Rules

"Know your business," he's told.

A star is born

"Know your business," he's told.

Fall Arts Preview

"Know your business," he's told.