Here are the Winners of the 2018 Seattle Film Critic Awards
The Seattle Film Critics Society (“SFCS”) announced the winners in 19 categories for the 2018 Seattle Film Critics Society Awards on Monday, December 17, 2018. Winning the top prize of Best Picture of the Year was Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma, a semi-autobiographical film that follows the life of a live-in housekeeper during a politically turbulent time […]
Blu-ray Review: ‘Sharp Objects’
The Amy Adams thriller is now on Blu-ray, and it's worth seeing.
The Funniest Movies of 2018… So Far
Here are the movies that will make you laugh the most.
‘Hocus Pocus’: 25th Anniversary Edition Resurrects a Cult Hit
The 25th Anniversary Edition is here, because it has been 25 years since the movie came out.
Cirque Du Soleil’s ‘Volta’ Delivers Spectacle… To a Degree
Volta, now playing in Redmond, WA, is worth the price of admission, but feels smaller than past productions.
Blu-Ray Review: ‘The Terror: Season 1’
Despite some flaws, The Terror is an often fascinating exploration of madness that feels different than most other shows on the market.
Review: ‘Ozark: Season 2’ Returns with a Vengeance
This Ozark: Season Two review contains no spoilers for the second season, but does address plot points from Season One. In other words, if you haven’t watched the first season, hop on Netflix right now! The worst thing about watching the first three episodes of Ozark: Season Two is that you have to wait a […]
The 10 Best Mission: Impossible Action Scenes
Tom Cruise has delivered some legitimately satisfying action scenes. Here they are, ranked.
Ranking the Mission: Impossible Movies
Ethan Hunt has a sixth movie on the way. How would you rank the first five?
SIFF 2018 Review: Something Useful
Featuring one of the best performances of the 2018 Seattle Film Festival.
SIFF 2018 Review: Love Education
Sylvia Chang is director, writer, and actress in this Chinese drama-comedy.
SIFF 2018 Review: On Borrowed Time
On Borrowed Time, a UEA film, has a story that transcends cultures
SIFF 2018 Review: Waru
Eight women directors filmed 10-minute, single-shot vignettes to make this movie.
SIFF 2018 Review: Nancy
Andrea Riseborough plays a woman who suspects she was kidnapped when she was a child.
