‘Bloodshot’ review: Vin Diesel action flick is superpowered by silliness
In this adaptation of the Valiant Comics character of the same name, Vin Diesel plays a special ops soldier who, after waking up in a...
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Moira Macdonald and other Times critics weigh in on movies playing in Seattle area for a week or longer.
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‘Hope Gap’ review: In sad yet uplifting marital drama, Annette Bening delves into a great role WATCH
This is a deeply sad drama about an imploding marriage, and maybe not what a lot of us are in the mood for these days,...
‘The Way Back’ review: Ben Affleck brings quiet dignity to sobering basketball tale WATCH
Ben Affleck is sad. Glum. Gloomy. Morose. Blue. He brings all those emotional shadings to his portrayal of Jack Cunningham, the alcoholic lead character in...
‘Greed’ review: Michael Winterbottom’s latest is rich with biting satire
Michael Winterbottom has crafted a bitingly funny film about a lightly fictionalized fast-fashion tycoon played by Steve Coogan.
‘Burden’ review: True tale follows a white supremacist’s change of heart WATCH
A Klan member is forced to choose between the woman he loves and the only family he has ever known in this movie based on...
‘Wendy’ review: A wild spin on the Peter Pan myth takes flight WATCH
This Peter Pan story told from Wendy’s perspective is an achingly earnest, feral, transporting and (very) loose re-imagining of the classic J.M. Barrie tale about...
‘Onward’ review: Has Pixar lost its mojo?
This Pixar picture, opening in theaters March 6, is noisy, frantic, derivative, simplistic and very disappointing for a studio that usually makes movies that are...
‘The Invisible Man’ review: Elisabeth Moss is something to see in this very clever monster movie WATCH
This very clever, very entertaining contemporary monster movie follows a Bay Area architect (Elisabeth Moss) who is convinced that her violent, controlling ex-boyfriend is stalking...
‘Olympic Dreams’ review: Tale of 2 lonely souls, with unique backdrop in South Korea, comes up short
Think "Lost in Translation" goes to the Olympics, but of less consequence.
‘Emma’ review: A hats off to this fun, insanely pretty version of the Jane Austen novel WATCH
This movie, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, is filled with that simple yet rare thing: pure pleasure.
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