Opening this week:

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The always excellent Sean Nelson reviews Claude Chabrol’s pervy May-December manipulation A Girl Cut in Two.

In the land of the Blindness, the one-eyed man is the one with the least amount of feces on him.

Eric Grandy wasn’t too into the precious Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist, even with the awkward™ stylings of Michael Cera.

Plus: Find out what Brendan Kiley thought about the Ed Harris-helmed Western Appaloosa; David Schmader’s take on How to Lose Friends & Alienate People; and my less than enthused feelings on Bill Maher’s Religulous.

In Limited Runs, make sure not to neglect Northwest Film Forum’s annual Local Sightings, which kicks off tonight with a super fun party and continues for the next week. Elsewhere, protest primer Chicago 10 and desert island dream The Black Stallion play at SIFF Cinema. The Egyptian has Princess Mononoke at midnight (“I hate him! I hate all humans!”); and the Coen brothers’ classic Blood Simple is at Central Cinema.

For everything else, check our Movie Times page.

Lindy West was born an unremarkable female baby in Seattle, Washington. The former Stranger writer covered movies, movie stars, exclamation points, lady stuff, large frightening fish, and much, much more....

4 replies on “This Weekend at the Movies”

  1. Young or old, any dude who let’s himself get tangled up competing for a chick juggling two guys is bound to lose.

    I say stick to vids until you get two or three exclusives.

  2. I enjoyed Religilous and so did all six of my friends who saw it.

    But, hey, it’s your dollar.

    Very well put together film.

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