Wallace & Gromit

The Best of SIFF '09

SIFF Week 3: Picks & Pans

By Brian Miller and SW Staff

SIFF Week 2: Picks & Pans

By Brian Miller and SW staff

Your Weekend Sports and A&C Advisory

Tonight's the night for baseball, says our Damon Agnos, as the Mariners lead us into May with a homestand against Oakland: They're hardly titans, but they're not the Titanic either. This year's Seattle Mariners are a mediocre team fortuitously placed in a lousy division, among whose lousy members a ... More >>

The Weekly Wire: This Week’s Notable Events

Tonight's the night for baseball, says our Damon Agnos, as the Mariners lead us into May with a homestand against Oakland: They're hardly titans, but they're not the Titanic either. This year's Seattle Mariners are a mediocre team fortuitously placed in a lousy division, among whose lousy members a ... More >>

Chicken Run

Tonight's the night for baseball, says our Damon Agnos, as the Mariners lead us into May with a homestand against Oakland: They're hardly titans, but they're not the Titanic either. This year's Seattle Mariners are a mediocre team fortuitously placed in a lousy division, among whose lousy members a ... More >>

Flushed Away

Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Nov. 3. Rated PG. 82 minutes.

Fall Film

Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Nov. 3. Rated PG. 82 minutes.

July 19-26, 2006

Zombies in Fremont, Wallace and Gromit in West Seattle.

Botanical Visionaries

Western Bridge leaps into spring with obsessive gardeners, giant ferns, and spurting elephants.

Seeing "Double"

Paul Allen's new art exhibit at EMP invites controversy. Plus: News about choreographer Mark Morris, and cartoonist Michael Dougan.

Tim and Brian Bitch About the Oscars

Fewer and fewer people are willing to leave their home to see a movie. Should they even care about the Oscars on TV? Or what we critics think?

DVDs of the Week

Fewer and fewer people are willing to leave their home to see a movie. Should they even care about the Oscars on TV? Or what we critics think?

The 10 Best Films of 2005

Gay cowboys, a giant monkey, killer bears, abandoned Japanese kids, and a 40-year-old who can't get laid. So much for politics at the movies this year.

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Opens Fri., Oct. 7, at Metro and others.

The Grapes of Wrath, Sleeping Beauty Notebook, and Wallace and Gromit

Opens Fri., Oct. 7, at Metro and others.

Film Favorites and Calendar

Opens Fri., Oct. 7, at Metro and others.

The Day After Tomorrow, and Other Releases

Opens Fri., Oct. 7, at Metro and others.

April 30-May 6

Opens Fri., Oct. 7, at Metro and others.

Silicon and celluloid

With today's filmmakers sleepless in Vancouver, Seattle's enfeebled film industry turns to the Web.