This film flits somewhere between the absurd and the ridiculous, while somehow remaining predictable. This movie, directed by Michael Showalter, is flawed (and often embarrassingly so) but has…

It doesn't take a lot of imagination for most Americans to understand the concept and realities of the world in which Digger lives. A ridiculously wealthy man living on his own save a nearly-deceased…

There are so many fantastic French coming-of-age films that to direct one, especially one as self-consciously grand as Marine Atlan’s La Gradiva necessitates contending with that most hallowed of…

This year, documentarian Lance Oppenheim makes the leap to docudrama thriller to bring audiences inside the grimy operation behind To Catch a Predator.

When the Fifth Avenue Theatre announced they were kicking off their 2026-27 season with a revival of A Chorus Line earlier this …

In their twelfth year of running a festival on the gem of the San Juan islands, it's basically a given that the small but mighty Orcas Island Film Festival will quietly drops one of the season's most…

Instant reactions to movies playing at the Toronto International Film Festival, which is in full swing from September 10-20 with celebrities and films flooding downtown.

Instant reactions to movies playing at the Toronto International Film Festival, which is in full swing from September 10-20 with celebrities and films flooding downtown.

We’ve all heard the stories of the Owens sisters, but it’s been 28 years since we’ve seen them on the big screen. Practical Magic 2 brings back (most of) the original cast, deepens the lore of magic,…

Instant reactions to movies playing at the Toronto International Film Festival, which is in full swing from September 10-20 with celebrities and films flooding downtown.

Instant reactions to movies playing at the Toronto International Film Festival, which is in full swing from September 10-20 with celebrities and films flooding downtown.

Telluride announces the lineup for the 53rd Show.

Based on a satirical essay by Ian Frazier in the New Yorker with a screenplay by Samy Burch (May December), the film opens in an ominous factory where a troubled scientist with a strong resemblance…

Owen (Spike Feam) is a bit of a sad sack romantic perpetually being dumped by his "true love". With hearts still in his eyes and an ever hopeful view of love, he's struck dumb by a woman at a club…

Tony, a new biopic about the celebrated chef, author, and travel  documentary auteur Anthony Bourdain, Matt Johnson gets almost all of the answers of how to make a good biopic just right. Eschewing…

The plot, for all its predictability, does have something going for it: efficiency. Mutiny is a brisk 95 minutes, and it asks nothing of the audience beyond being passive viewers while Jason Statham…

The Magic Faraway Tree has an excellent cast, a cute premise, and is filled with nostalgia and the magic of childhood. It has the makings of a great family film, but it doesn’t quite hold up against…

Former Redmond native Colton Van Til crafts a solid indie thriller that takes a '50s family through a drug-induced ringer.