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     (2008)      "... a modest but well-observed respite from the clichés." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
B
     (2008)      "Beneath the desperate bad behavior of Squires' aging hippie and Luke's tentative steps to connection is a story that rings with the authenticity of lived experience and earned life lessons." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1950)      "It's as gentle and warm a film as [John Ford] ever made and it follows a classic Ford theme: the creation of a community in the west..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C-
     (2005)      "... don't watch this film unless you have a high tolerance and an undemanding appreciation for penis jokes..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B+
     (2007)      "... a tartly enjoyable slice of romantic comedy served up with a dramatic bite." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2001)      ""Waking Life" is "Slacker" remade as a navel-gazing series of monologues, structured like a Bunuel dream farce and run through a computer paint program." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C
     (2002)      "... built on the premise that middle-class Arkansas consists of monster truck-loving good ol' boys and peroxide blond honeys whose worldly knowledge comes from TV reruns and supermarket tabloids." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2007)      "... it's more silly than clever, quoting Ray and Walk the Line (among other biopics) as Dewey morphs through country, R&B, rock, folk and other musical genres." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (2007)      "[Woody] Harrelson is marvelous as the cultured Carter, playing a vain man without a trace of actorly vanity, but the murder mystery and conspiratorial complications are clumsy..." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
A-
     (2008)      "WALL*E, an animated robot love story with an environmental message and a slapstick delivery, is a charmer of a film and a delightful piece of storytelling." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1972)      "It's a minor but fun piece of seventies genre cinema filled with loud suits, melodramatic complications and a camera that zooms in to hardened faces..." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
B
     (2008)      "ou either go with the fantasy and enjoy the impossible acts of kinetic creativity or get stuck in the preposterousness of the premise and the flippant execution." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B
     (2008)      "No distractions, no theatrics, no colorful personalities, just an efficiently produced documentary with a simple, direct and compelling argument." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C+
     (2002)      "Wasabi does its job colorfully and entertainingly, as long as you don't lean too hard on such niggling details as logic, legality and the laws of physics." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2009)      "Watching the film again, this time less wedded to the original graphic novel and more open to the temporal storytelling of the film, I found it a more satisfying experience." [dvd review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (2009)      "The fans have gotten the adaptation they deserve. Is it the one they want?" [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
8/10
     (2000)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C+
     (2005)      "Kilner's light touch keeps the romantic pair dancing around their romance without tripping, but as the film reaches the inevitable happy ending, the steps look all too familiar." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
A
     (2004)      "Though he's foggy on the specifics, Angelopoulos makes the tides of history felt through each painterly frame." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2002)      "You can feel the restlessness in the repressed emotions and unspoken passions of the characters, but exactly what they yearn for is not always clear." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C
     (2008)      "Malcolm D. Lee directs in the semaphore approach to comic performance: playing every gesture big enough to be seen from miles away." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "... tender, tough and uncompromising, photographed with a disarming directness and seeming simplicity..." [dvd review]      Parallax View   
  
A
     (2008)      "This is survival, revealed in all the blunt details of a documentary portrait and the simple power of [Michelle] Williams' unadorned, Oscar-worthy performance." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C+
     (2001)      "... harmless, amiably entertaining and completely pointless." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
F
     (2007)      "A shrill cacophony of puerile clichés about men and women and sex, delivered in adrenaline-driven harangues and arrogant lectures. When the stage clears, all that's left is the unpleasant odor of all that hot air." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2002)      "It's like a "Big Chill" reunion of the Baader-Meinhof Gang, only these guys are more harmless pranksters than political activists." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
7/10
     (2000)      "Each story climaxes in inevitable clashes and shrill shouting matches." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C-
     (2001)      "It simply isn't that funny or clever. For a comedy, that's about the worst that could happen." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1919)      "Based on a scenario written by Fairbanks himself, it's a strange and surreal comedy..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (2009)      "It's as honest a tale of being a child as you'll find on screen..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (2009)      "[Drew] Barrymore... embraces the self-expression of this riot grrrl-style roller derby tale and fills the film with team spirit and high energy." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C
     (2004)      "... feels like a feature-length sketch: Some Like It Hot with a white-face twist." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B+
     (2002)      "The leaping story line, shaped by director Peter Kosminsky into sharp slivers and cutting impressions, shows all the signs of rich detail condensed into a few evocative images and striking character traits." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1979)      "... a scrappy, vibrant musical portrait painted in the bold colors of rock itself: impassioned lyrics, power chords, crashing drums and smashing guitars." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
D
     (2002)      "(A) misfired exercise in recycled crime movie clichés..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B
     (2006)      "It may sound like a downer, but Paine turns it into a call for action." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1989)      "... one of the most physically beautiful films ever made, sumptuous and sensuous, full of delicate and quiet imagery." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (1939)      "Running a brisk 75 minutes, the lightweight comedy is a silly little distraction with charming moments." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
C+
     (2006)      "Director Steve Spaz Williams, a former visual-effects artist, misses the exaggerated body language and visual quirks, let alone distinctive and unique features, that is animation's essential element." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1966)      "Roger Corman's The Wild Angels took the outlaw culture of the biker movie into nervy, nihilistic territory." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C+
     (2006)      "... as gorgeous and conceptually curious a misfire as you'll ever see." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1933)      "It's a cinematic blast of anger and outrage and exasperation sprung from the immediacy of the depression." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
     (1969)      "... a spurting blast of pulp and poetry choreographed into a ballet of violence." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C
     (2007)      "... low octane comedy running on fumes." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1995)      "... shows great sensitivity toward the difficult ages of adolescence and creates a subdued, elegiac portrait of both the pleasures and the pains of growing up." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
B
     (2003)      "... has the modesty of a savvy, smart drive-in movie with Hollywood studio polish and a movie buff's loving care." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C-
     (2004)      "... resembles a romantic comedy the same way freeze-dried rations resemble food. It has the same ingredients, but lacks the taste and texture of the real thing." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
A
     (2007)      "It's unmistakably the work of aging cinema activist Ken Loach, who wears his social-justice heart on his sleeve..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
10/10
     (1999)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C
     (2006)      "There isn't a spark in the familiar emotional situation or a reason to care how these amiably bland characters end up." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
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