Moira Macdonald and other Times critics weigh in on movies playing in Seattle area for a week or longer.
Vivienne Westwood herself disavowed the film, saying in a statement that "Westwood" spent barely five minutes on her activism and that "the film is mediocre."...
The third time is not quite the charmer as the others, but it still offers enough laughs to keep kids plus their mummys and daddies...
This consistently ridiculous movie does give Jackie Chan several opportunities to strut his death-defying stuff.
Eugene Jarecki’s documentary on Elvis Presley is wildly ambitious, thoroughly entertaining and embellished with some snaky moves.
The latest "Purge" is the most violent, but also the least propulsive, with a deliberate, lurching, stop-and-start rhythm and subpar digital photography. Rating: 2.5 stars...
Director Boots Riley fearlessly explores the intersection between economic necessity and racial identity. Rating: 3.5 stars out of 4.
The documentary unfolds an endlessly intriguing mystery — a story so strange it's hard to believe it's true. Rating: 3 stars out of 4.
This plot-heavy sequel to the 2015 Marvel superhero hit feels overstuffed with ever so many story elements. Rating: 2 stars out of 4.
Kevin Macdonald’s smart, heartbreaking film lets us experience the music alongside the life of the singer who was gone too soon. Rating: 3.5 stars out...
While moments of wit bubble up throughout Clare Denis' "Let the Sunshine In," this is no rom-com; rather, it’s an episodic exploration of one woman’s...
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