Futuristic Soap Opera Years and Years Tackles the Anxieties of Today

Toy Story 4 Is a Trip to Some of the Strangest Corners of the Pixar Universe

29 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: June 20–23, 2019

Before Stonewall, I Am Not Your Negro, Toy Story 4, and Other Critics' Picks

Fox News Is Awful, and The Loudest Voice Isn’t a Whole Lot Better

Just Like the City, The Last Black Man in San Francisco Is Beautiful and Confused

25 Places To Watch Outdoor Movies in Seattle: Summer 2019

Where to Watch Crazy Rich Asians, Mary Poppins Returns, and More

Gay Porn, Murder, and a Killer Soundtrack in Knife + Heart

Late Night Is a Welcome Callback to Nora Ephron Comedies

Nicolas Winding Refn's Too Old to Die Young Is Long, Neon-Drenched, and Kind of Gross

Bassist James Alexander Gives the Lowdown on Newly Reissued, Iconic Blaxploitation Film Soundtrack Shaft

26 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: June 13–16, 2019

Police Story 1 and 2, Best of SIFF, Faster Than Light, and Other Critics' Picks

Men In Black International: No Will Smith, No Tommy Lee Jones...Wait, Who Ordered Another Men in Black Again?

The New Shaft Offers a Master Class in Toxic Masculinity and Shitty Movie-Making

Missed the Highlights of the Seattle International Film Festival 2019? Best of SIFF is Your Second Chance

Tel Aviv on Fire, House of Hummingbird, and Other Films You Can See at Best of SIFF 2019

Deadpan Undead in Jim Jarmusch’s The Dead Don’t Die

Big Little Lies 2: The Streepening Is Ready for Us to Meme the Hell Out of It

The Best Movie Releases and Film Festivals in Seattle: Summer 2019

Our Critics' Picks for June 10–September 15

The Summer Edition of The Stranger's Art & Performance Quarterly Is Out Now!

The Pigment That Makes People Black Is Helping Fungi Thrive in Chernobyl

Black Mirror Is Still Worth Watching Because We're Still Technology's Bitch

An Interview with Chris Claremont, Dark Phoenix’s Proud, Feminist Dad

The Matrix Trilogy Is Not About Human Liberation, but About How Machines Cannot Liberate Themselves from Their Masters

This Ukrainian Male Choir Has Got Me Fucked Up Over the Finale of Chernobyl

The 25 Best Movies to See at SIFF This Week: June 3–9, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Last Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

Angels, Demons, and the End of the World in Good Omens

Rocketman Has Sex, Drugs, and Very Little Rock ’n’ Roll

Almost 35 Years After Flopping in Japan, The Legend of the Stardust Brothers Tours the World as a Cult Gem

Stories of Us: Camp Second Chance Is the Wrong Kind of Documentary About Seattle Homelessness

20 Non-SIFF Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: May 30–June 2, 2019

Rocketman, Walking on Water, Dazed and Confused, and Other Critics' Picks

Godzilla: King of the Monsters Review: A Very Okay Review of a Supremely Okay Movie

The U.S. Isn't the Only Country with Hot Serial Killers

Locally Produced Doc Fight Fam Offers a Brief, Intriguing Peek Into the World of MMA Through an Issaquah Couple in the Thick of It

The 34 Best Movies to See at SIFF This Week: May 27-June 2, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Third Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

I Wish I'd Had Booksmart in High School

Director Ying Liang Returns to Familiar Territory (Chinese Authoritarianism) but Adds a Personal, Humorous Touch in A Family Tour

Stuffed Offers an Intriguing and Surprisingly Not Morbid Peek Into the World of Taxidermy

25 Non-SIFF Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: May 23–27, 2019

Booksmart, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, The Biggest Little Farm, and Other Stranger Critics' Picks

Aladdin Is Loud, Cheery, Tacky, and Vacuously Good-Natured

Man Who Has It All Risks Losing Everything in Italian Crime Thriller, The Invisible Witness

Deadwood: The Movie Takes You Back to the Mud, Back to the Blood

The Magical Second Chances of Dutch Film Afterlife

In Excellent Hungarian Crime Thriller X - The eXploited, a Series of Suicides Might Be Murders

Regina Hall Is in the House at the 45th Seattle International Film Festival

Trial by Fire: The Feel-Lousy Film of the Year

Q Ball: An Unheard Sports Story About the Basketball Team at One of America’s Most Well-Known Prisons

Big Love: The Rhino Care of Kifaru Is Both Touching and Sad

In Meeting Gorbachev, Werner Herzog Talks with the Former Soviet Leader, and Also Discusses How to Kill Slugs

Game of Thrones and the Endgame of Fan Service

The 26 Best Movies to See at SIFF This Week: May 20-26, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Second Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

The Woman Who Loves Giraffes: A Fine Profile of Feminist Pioneer Anne Innis Dagg