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New Year’s Eve

Tonight, let’s just say nice things.


Movie Reviews & Stories
The latest in a tide of seasonal ensemble films that play like Short Cuts or Magnolia for people with strong feelings about annual festivities, New Year’s Eve insists that nothing ennobles the hum   More
 
Wednesday, December 7, 2011 AARON MESH

Cold Fish

Gutting the competition in Japan.


Movie Reviews & Stories
Mr. Murata, the tropical-fish vendor and serial killer who drives the Japanese horror fantasia Cold Fish, likes to describe what he does to his victims as “making them invisible.” He accomplis   More
 
Wednesday, December 7, 2011 AARON MESH

Schlock Local

David Walker pays tribute to Tom Shaw and other bad PDX filmmakers.


Movie Reviews & Stories
Our cinemas are being overrun with garbage, and it’s glorious. Portland’s hunger for all things trashy has hit a nexus, flooding cinemas with amateurish depravity. Hollywood Theatre programm   More
 
Wednesday, November 30, 2011 AP KRYZA

Melancholia

Bride War of the Worlds.


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Lars von Trier’s restless formal experimentation makes him difficult to pin down, but the Dane responsible for Dancer in the Dark and Dogville tends toward an obsession with wretchedness. The result   More
 
Wednesday, November 30, 2011 CHRIS STAMM

Poogy Nights

Our own Statler and Waldorf debate The Muppets.


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With The Muppets opening today to introduce a new generation to lonely monsters and wisecracking bears, WW called in its resident plushies to unstuff it.Aaron: So the new Muppet thing turns out to be    More
 
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 AP KRYZA, AARON MESH

The Descendants

The secret life of the Hawaiian Clooney.


Movie Reviews & Stories
George Clooney, who may be the closest thing we now have to a Cary Grant, seems of late to be reversing Grant’s career trajectory. While Grant went from pratfalling acrobat to ironically self-aware    More
 
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 MATTHEW KORFHAGE

Into the Abyss

Werner Herzog’s death-row record.


Movie Reviews & Stories
As Werner Herzog softens from Teutonic maniac into shutterbug German tourist, his documentaries have begun to resemble the adventures of Ernest P. Worrell. There was Werner Goes to Alaska, where he wa   More
 
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 AARON MESH

Hugo

You talkin’ to Hugo? He’s not the only one here.


Movie Reviews & Stories
Martin Scorsese’s decision to helm the 3-D adaptation of Brian Selznick’s Caldecott-winning novel The Invention of Hugo Cabret seemed an odd and possibly addled one at first blush. But look at Sco   More
 
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 CHRIS STAMM

Vampire Bites

The people who brought you B-Movie Bingo help you endure the teen vamps.


Movie Reviews & Stories
Breaking Dawn, the fourth movie in the sparkly, kinda-Mormon vampire franchise Twilight, opens this Friday.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011 AARON MESH

38th Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival

It’s week two, and we gotta get back in time.


Movie Reviews & Stories
How the Fire Fell 72 Joe Haege (31Knots frontman, part-time Menomena member) stars as charismatic preacher Edmund Creffield...
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011 WW MOVIE STAFF
 

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