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best picture marathon: film #4
“you’re right, ok? is that what you wanna hear?”
i’m of the opinion that this is an irresponsible movie. it doesn’t really matter to me if i think it’s well made or piss poor, because in the end it just stings with that carelessness. for months i’ve been weighing it on my tongue and mulling it over, and i’ve realized that it only tastes worse every day. and upon rewatch i discovered that i can’t…
Sure, this one is not musical at all. But you know what it is?
a) the theatrical introduction of the great Pepe the Prawn
b) a movie that righfully promotes Bobo The Bear to main character status
c) a genuine and loving Close Encounters homage
d) so deeply "90s family film" in every way that it's beyond criticism from me
Every Muppet movie's a comfort film for me but this one's a deeeeeep pocket comfort. It just feels like home.
I think this movie is good but also I saw it in Imax after not setting foot in a movie theater since March 2020 so honestly ANYTHING would have made me indescribably happy
Not sure a funnier person has ever made more unfunny movies than Melissa McCarthy. Someone give this woman a script with actual jokes! You don’t have to improvise every single gag!
Ben Wheatley’s new pandemic thriller In the Earth lands in theaters this week, and the Kill List and High Rise director is taking questions.
April 2020 was a dark time. COVID spread across the world, lives and jobs were lost, and people adapted to a “new normal” of mask-wearing and staying home. Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn thought people could use something uplifting, so he gave us Meredith Quill’s Complete Awesome Mix.
With Ben Wheatley’s new pandemic thriller In the Earth landing in theaters this week, the director will be answering your burning questions about his filmmaking process.
Leslie Chase will do anything it takes to push through his mega real estate development, even if it includes arranging the massacre of a Mexican native tribe to clear a patch of land. But no bad deed goes unpunished as, after murdering the tribe's chief in cold blood, Leslie's body and mind are taken over by the chief's vengeful spirit. Forced into committing a series of heinous murders Leslie's life is thrown into greater peril when a private detective, who…
Equality in the change of time. Traffic in the change of the time. Living in the change of the time. Work in the change of the time. And - it almost sounds mocking - the changing climate. Five macro trends and five examples that somehow make us feel that the transformation of our world is unstoppable. There are enormous opportunities in change, as digitalization shows, and dangers, if we consider the climatic changes of recent years. Whichever way the pendulum swings,…
Film lovers and the communities they create online will be celebrated in a Seattle International Film Festival event featuring Letterboxd’s Editor-in-Chief Gemma Gracewood, alongside Lilly Riber of MUBI and Lela Meadow-Conner of the Film Festival Alliance.
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Edward James Olmos began his decades-long career with one foot in rock ’n’ roll and one foot in live theater. He combined those loves for his breakout role as the wily, Spanglish-spouting El Pachuco in Luis Valdez’s 1979 play Zoot Suit. That performance led to roles in Wolfen and Blade Runner, as well as the film adaptation of Zoot Suit. As Olmos’ onscreen presence grew, so did his ability to shape his characters—so much so that everyone from Ridley Scott, to Michael Mann, to Gregory Nava…
“I’ve always been interested in the idea of women’s freedom, or lack of freedom and Firecrackers really looks at that in a very specific way and its all about power.” —Jasmin Mozaffari
It’s a nationwide campaign to unite cinemas and to put butts in seats.
Meet our talented team of programmers – the people who work and watch movies all year long to curate the best films possible for the Seattle International Film Festival, celebrating its 47th year from April 8 to 18, 2021. Full program info siff.net/festival.
