Wednesday, February 22

Grimm Recap: Made in Organ and The MILF Huntress

Movies & Television Grimm, Season 1, Episode 10: “Organ Grinder”Beast of the Week: Geiers, goblins with vulture-like... More

Feb 13, 2012 12:54 pm by MATTHEW SINGER  | Comments 0
 

See That Wieden+Kennedy Super Bowl Ad With Clint Eastwood? It Was Directed by David Gordon Green

Plus it was written by Lents poet Matthew Dickman

Movies & Television Another Super Bowl, another PR coup for Wieden+Kennedy. By overwhelming consensus, the ad agency's "... More

Feb 6, 2012 12:35 pm by Aaron Mesh  | Comments 6
 

The Dream of the 1890s is Alive in Portland

Movies & Television We don't make a habit of posting Portlandia clips, but if you don't find this funny, you have no sou... More

Feb 2, 2012 12:33 pm by Ruth Brown  | Comments 10
 

Before You Watch The Grey, Watch These Three Movies

Movies & Television With its bloody Liam Neeson-on-wolf action, blockbuster The Grey, which opens in cinemas today, is g... More

Jan 27, 2012 02:10 pm by WW Arts & Culture Staff  | Comments 1
 
 
 

Oh, The Places We’ve Been!

Mapping the terrain of a land called PIFF.

Movie Reviews & Stories No festival is an island. They’re regional importers, which is why the Portland International Film Festival shares so many titles with its sisters in Seattle, San Francisco and the Film Society ... More

Feb 22, 2012 12:01 am by MATTHEW KORFHAGE, AP KRYZA, AARON MESH, MATTHEW SINGER

Road To Nowhere

PIFF ends with horrors and prostitutes.

Movie Reviews & Stories   WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22 EternityCritic’s Score: 67[THAILAND] Though it is at some level a ghost story, Eternity is much more about absence than presence: The spirit in question is a lone rid ... More

Feb 22, 2012 12:01 am by WW MOVIE STAFF

Brew Views: Battle Royale

Hungry eyes.

Brew Views Next month’s The Hunger Games surely won’t open with Jennifer Lawrence’s head exploding, what with its Twihard demographic. But Suzanne Collins’ series owes a tremendous debt to Kinji Fu ... More

Feb 22, 2012 12:01 am by AP KRYZA

Licking PIFF

Don’t Let the Portland International Film festival get you down. WW's guide to week two.

Movie Reviews & Stories After a certain point—we’re going to say it’s this Saturday, Feb. 18—the trickiest part of navigating the Portland International Film Festival is summoning the will to get out of bed.  ... More

Feb 15, 2012 12:01 am by WW MOVIE STAFF

This Means War

Illegally wiretapped blonde.

Movie Reviews & Stories This is the story of two secret agents. They are best friends. They are terrible secret agents, though the movie seems only dimly aware of this. After all, it is directed by McG, whose idea of s ... More

Feb 15, 2012 12:01 am by AARON MESH

PIFF Improvement

Helping the Portland International Film Festival get better, one movie at a time.

Movie Reviews & Stories We live in a difficult world. If you were not aware of how difficult it is, the Portland International Film Festival is here to remind you.
... More

Feb 8, 2012 12:01 am by WW MOVIE STAFF
 
 

Road To Nowhere

PIFF ends with horrors and prostitutes.

Movie Reviews & Stories   WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22 EternityCritic’s Score: 67[THAILAND] Though it is at some level a ghost story, Eternity is much more about absence than presence: The spirit in question is a lone rid ... More

Feb 22, 2012 12:01 am by WW MOVIE STAFF

Oh, The Places We’ve Been!

Mapping the terrain of a land called PIFF.

Movie Reviews & Stories No festival is an island. They’re regional importers, which is why the Portland International Film Festival shares so many titles with its sisters in Seattle, San Francisco and the Film Society ... More

Feb 22, 2012 12:01 am by MATTHEW KORFHAGE, AP KRYZA, AARON MESH, MATTHEW SINGER

Brew Views: Battle Royale

Hungry eyes.

Brew Views Next month’s The Hunger Games surely won’t open with Jennifer Lawrence’s head exploding, what with its Twihard demographic. But Suzanne Collins’ series owes a tremendous debt to Kinji Fu ... More

Feb 22, 2012 12:01 am by AP KRYZA

Licking PIFF

Don’t Let the Portland International Film festival get you down. WW's guide to week two.

Movie Reviews & Stories After a certain point—we’re going to say it’s this Saturday, Feb. 18—the trickiest part of navigating the Portland International Film Festival is summoning the will to get out of bed.  ... More

Feb 15, 2012 12:01 am by WW MOVIE STAFF

This Means War

Illegally wiretapped blonde.

Movie Reviews & Stories This is the story of two secret agents. They are best friends. They are terrible secret agents, though the movie seems only dimly aware of this. After all, it is directed by McG, whose idea of s ... More

Feb 15, 2012 12:01 am by AARON MESH

Brew Views: Fletch

Dr. Rosenpenis

Brew Views I think of Fletch as a sunny film noir. Though Chevy Chase prefers Lakers jerseys to crumpled suits and plays a slacker newspaperman rather than a two-bit detective, the film is surprisingly sim ... More

Feb 15, 2012 12:01 am by CASEY JARMAN

PIFF Improvement

Helping the Portland International Film Festival get better, one movie at a time.

Movie Reviews & Stories We live in a difficult world. If you were not aware of how difficult it is, the Portland International Film Festival is here to remind you.
... More

Feb 8, 2012 12:01 am by WW MOVIE STAFF

Star Wars: Uncut

Greedo shot first. Han shot his own movie.

Movie Reviews & Stories A long time ago, a USC student named George transformed his love of Buck Rogers serials, pulp novels and Japanese cinema into the greatest space-opera film of all time. Since then, he’s redeco ... More

Feb 8, 2012 12:01 am by NATHAN CARSON

Brew Views: Risky Business

Pimpin’ ain’t easy.

Brew Views Whenever I feel uncomfortable about parading my Beer and Movie events through these pages (two days left of 35 mm at the Academy! Closing party at Vintage Cocktail Lounge at 9 pm tonight!), I try ... More

Feb 8, 2012 12:01 am by AARON MESH
 

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