Humpday, a Lynn Shelton film about two bros going to town on each other for the HUMP! Film Festival, is just one of your many choices for movies this weekend.
Catch Humpday, about two bros going to town on each other for the HUMP! Film Festival, at Central Cinema this weekend.

Our critics selected their favorite films this week, from wide releases to one-time showings, and we have the details on when and where to see all of them, from Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, featuring the Bennett sisters as zombie-fighting heroes, to Hail, Caesar!, the newest movie from the Coen brothers. For even more movie times (like the Seattle premiere of Iraqi Odyssey at Northwest Film Forum), check out our complete movie times listings.

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1. Hail, Caesar!
“It doesn’t matter that Hail, Caesar! barely hangs together. It’s too much fun to watch. With Hail, Caesar!, [Joel and Ethan Coen] have forgone the brow furrowing and decided to revel in their favorite topic of all—movies. In what amounts to little more than an extended string of cameos and hilarious set pieces, Hail, Caesar! is a firm, feature-length pinch on Hollywood’s swollen, self-absorbed posterior.” – Ned Lannamann

2. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
”This adaption of Seth Grahame-Smith’s 2009 parody novel of Jane Austen’s classic is playing with a full deck of whist cards. It’s funny, gory, and packed with moist-eyed Mr. Darcys (well, just one, but he’s got moistness in spades). Guys, it’s so much fun!” – Courtney Ferguson

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