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Shuttle (2008) 52% C “Instead of suspense, we get frustration at the stupidity of the characters.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Mar 12, 2009 Full Review Everlasting Moments (2008) 90% A- “Troell's profound insistence that life -- even in its most miserable chapters -- is an occasion for rejoicing, goes beyond gender politics to a place of transcendent sublimity.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Mar 12, 2009 Full Review Were the World Mine (2008) 71% B- “Were the World Mine is an independent film that succeeds through the excellent work of a cast and crew whose imagination compensates for budgetary constraints.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jan 29, 2009 Full Review Made in China (2009) 43% C+ “Children and undiscriminating adults may enjoy the flurry of eye-catching activities that storm incessantly across the screen for its 2 1/2 hours, but the reigning stupidity of the enterprise is liable to tire anyone else in attendance.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jan 16, 2009 Full Review The Feature (2008) 56% C- “In a rare moment of personal illumination, he admits that "sometimes there are artists who are just no good." If nothing else, The Feature proves this statement.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jan 5, 2009 Full Review 20 Seconds of Joy (2007) B- “Jens Hoffmann's perceptive portrait of Norwegian base jumper Karina Hollekim.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jan 5, 2009 Full Review Save Me (2007) 68% C “As a movie, it doesn't amount to much more than an after school-special with sex and profanity.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 19, 2008 Full Review Lake City (2008) 12% C+ “When Hill and Moore leave story and characters behind to veer off into suspenseless chases through cornfields, one wonders if the era of earnest American drama may be coming to a close.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 12, 2008 Full Review Virtual JFK: Vietnam If Kennedy Had Lived (2008) 77% B “Contrary to its title, Virtual JFK is less a counter-history of the Vietnam years than a tribute to John F. Kennedy's stubborn resistance to a military that pressured him to go to war on six occasions during his short presidency.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 12, 2008 Full Review Nobel Son (2007) 27% D “That the ending makes no sense doesn't matter nearly as much as the fact that we wouldn't care even if it did.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Dec 4, 2008 Full Review Obscene (2007) 92% B “Rosset is a lively subject, and his interviews (over many years) provide an oral history of his life and times.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Nov 21, 2008 Full Review Flow: For Love of Water (2008) 80% B- “Flow might be alarmist propaganda, but with an estimated 20 years left before California's water supply is used up, it might be time to respond to the alarm.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Nov 6, 2008 Full Review Monks: The Transatlantic Feedback (2007) 100% B “Brings home the tragedy of being ahead of one's time in popular culture.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Nov 6, 2008 Full Review Fear(s) of the Dark (2007) 72% B “These six tales only scratch the surface of our phobic subconscious.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 31, 2008 Full Review Trouble the Water (2008) 96% B “Directors Tia Lessin and Carl Deal make jarring cuts from Roberts' personal footage to the mainstream news reports, emphasizing the unreal tone of the professional media.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 17, 2008 Full Review My Father My Lord (2007) 95% B “David Volach's understated condemnation of religious extremism makes its points in lethally solemn tones, with neither caricature nor ridicule.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 2, 2008 Full Review Sukiyaki Western Django (2007) 56% C “Director Takashi Miike's dish of sukiyaki spaghetti ala Sergio Corbucci is badly seasoned with scraps of reservoir dogs.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 2, 2008 Full Review I.O.U.S.A. (2008) 88% C+ “Loaded with graphs, facts and statistics, it is too weighty a lesson in economics to be digested in 90 minutes.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 2, 2008 Full Review How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008) 36% C+ “An initially hilarious picture that grows perplexingly trite as screenwriter Peter Straughan transforms Young's sly observations into assembly-line pap.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 2, 2008 Full Review Blindness (2008) 44% B+ “The cast does excellent ensemble work, with each of its members contributing to the overall effect rather than seeking opportunities for star turns.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oct 2, 2008 Full Review Corporal's Diary (2008) b “A heartfelt tribute to a human being by those who loved him.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 29, 2008 Full Review Humboldt County (2008) 60% C- “For an idea of how Humboldt County plays, imagine a Lifetime original movie about a loveable but pathetic couple who passed their druggy lifestyle on to the next generation.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 26, 2008 Full Review Still Life (2006) 91% B+ “Director Jia Zhang-ke sees the urbanization of China through the eyes of the relocated laborers.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 26, 2008 Full Review Year of the Fish (2007) 58% B- “Year of the Fish is an eye-opener for those unfamiliar with the tribulations many immigrants endure on their road to American citizenship.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 26, 2008 Full Review XXY (2007) 83% B- “Despite its sometimes creepy tentativeness, XXY succeeds as a meditation on gender and sexuality, one that refuses an easy answer to the question, 'Is it a boy or a girl?'” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sep 26, 2008 Full Review
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