Seattle’s other guided theme tours.
Fun fest fields fringe flicks.
Theme-park workers can’t escape, and the director, too, seems stuck in a rut.
Bicyclists’ high-profile political statement is also a savvy urban-art installation.
Love’s a battleground—all inside Jim Carrey’s head—in this brainy but unexpectedly moving amnesiac romance.
An Arctic epic uncovered from the past.
“It does not seem fair that he should have to explain himself,” broods our love-struck protagonist.
What went wrong at AtomFilms, and what does its departure mean to Seattle?
As Allied Arts contemplates the waterfront, the focus is cars and the gas tax, not urban planning.
It’s a waiting game for would-be lovers.
Woody Allen gives us two stories for the price of one. Don’t we even get half the enjoyment value for our ticket?
New book and DVDs tell the larger-than-life stories behind King Kong.
Six days without sleep take their toll on a man’s conscience.
Pixar takes us back to the days of cheap leaded fuel, tail fins, and winding highways. Which is fine for dads, though kids may not see the point.
Theater chain regains financial footing.
Zhang Yimou tackles contemporary China.
Runs Fri., Jan. 13–Thurs., Jan. 19, at Northwest Film Forum
The last Star Wars installment succeeds—mainly by returning us to the first.
Runs Thurs., Nov. 10–Wed., Nov. 16, at Northwest Film Forum.
Soderbergh gives an avant-garde spin to familiar material.
