20 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: May 24–27, 2018

Beast, The Big Lebowski, Solo: A Star Wars Story and Other Critics' Picks

A Talk with the Directors of Prospect, a Groundbreaking Sci-Fi Movie That Was Filmed in Seattle and Screens at SIFF Tonight

The Star of Solo: A Star Wars Story Is Not Donald Glover, but Bradford Young

We Tried Denny’s Solo: A Star Wars Story Menu

They did not have blue milk. :(

Beast Is a Vortex of Desire and Denial

A Guide to Getting the Most Out of Solo

Load up your queue with Silverado, Atlanta, Fleabag, and more!

Solo: A Star Wars Story Shouldn’t Work, but It Does

The N-Word Bomb in HBO's Fahrenheit 451 Explains Why the Silence About Race in The Expanse Is Dangerous

First Reformed Is Like Taxi Driver with a Priestly Twist

Paul Schrader's latest is about psychotic martyrdom, and it proves he still has tricks up his sleeve.

The 38 Best Movies To See At SIFF This Week: May 21-27, 2018

Our Film Critics' Picks for the First Full Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

SIFF Note: The British Thriller Beast Puts the ‘Psycho’ and the ‘Sexual’ in ‘Psychosexual.’ Go See It Tonight.

Luna Could Have Turned Into a Bleak Cautionary Tale, but Ends Up Being Kind of Sweet

Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams Share Forbidden Passion in Disobedience

People's Republic of Desire Sheds Light on the "Celebrity" Users of Chinese Social Network, YY

I Miss You When I See You Is a Story of Love, Obsession, and Secrets

The Humor, Heartache, and Haphazard Family of Road Trip Drama Suleiman Mountain

Blindspotting Is a Timely, Explosive, Poetic, and Provocative Comedy-Drama from Hamilton's Daveed Diggs

Dead Pigs Offers Social Commentary on Modern China, a Few Musical Numbers, and a Side of Pork

It's a Daredevil Romance in Belgian Film, Racer and the Jailbird

Sweet Country Is a Stunning Western Set Against the Backdrop of Australia's Brutal Colonization

New Doc Shows the Element of Fraud in Jean-Michel Basquiat's Brilliance

Even the Livestock Give Devastating Performances in French Film, The Guardians

The 22 Best Movies To See At SIFF This Weekend: May 18-20, 2018

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Opening Weekend of the Seattle International Film Festival

Breaking In Has a Badass Mom

If You Didn’t Love Deadpool, Then Don't Waste Your Time with This Review of Deadpool 2

HBO Updates Ray Bradbury’s Sci-Fi Classic Fahrenheit 451

Seattle Is Now a City Full of Male Computer Programmers

Of Course You Can Buy and Watch the Great Feature Film The Young Karl Marx on Amazon

In Revenge, a She-Rambo Hunts For the Men Who Raped Her

25 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: May 10–13, 2018

Serial Mom, Sunset Boulevard, Nordic Puget Sound, and Other Critics' Picks

Melissa McCarthy's Life of the Party Is Unexpectedly Delightful

The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Documentary RBG Captures the Woman, the Meme, and Everything in Between

The 32 Films You Must See at the Seattle International Film Festival 2018

The Stranger's Picks for SIFF, Which Runs from May 17–June 10

The Bluths Are Back on Netflix This May

What's Not America? What Ever Isn't In Donald Glover's Brilliant New Music Video “This Is America”

Why You Should Watch Sci Fi TV Show, The Expanse

23 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: May 3–6, 2018

Translations Film Festival, Half-life in Fukushima, Kiki's Delivery Service, and Other Critics' Picks

Revelations of Anti-Semitism in 1945

The Complete SIFF 2018 Schedule Is Here And It's Incredible

Catch Up on Spring TV with Killing Eve, Atlanta, and The Terror

The Rachel Divide Reveals a Few Surprising Details About a Pariah's Past

"Is It Okay to Watch Avengers: Infinity War If I've Never Seen an Avengers Film?" AN INVESTIGATION!

En Route to Seattle, Alan Cumming Defends Crocs, Defies Culture Snobs, and Demonstrates Dog Discipline

Sci-Fi Film The Endless Has a Genuinely Freaky Concept

A Fucking Liberal Is the Villain of Avengers: Infinity War

27 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: April 26–29, 2018

Avengers: Infinity War, The Endless, Ismael's Ghosts, and Other Critics' Picks

The Documentary Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami Is Not Encyclopedic, but Still Satisfying

Kelis, Nas, and the Bad and Abusive Black Men in Netflix Film, Roxanne Roxanne

Avengers: Infinity War Is Finally Here, and It’s Goddamned Enormous

Westworld Season Two: Still Gorgeous, Still Gross