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Critics / Publications / Seattle Post-Intelligencer

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Authors
    • William Arnold
    • Sean Axmaker
    • Winda Benedetti
    • Mary Brennan
    • R. M. Campbell
    • Athima Chansanchai
    • Robert Denerstein
    • Rebekah Denn
    • David Germain
    • Regina Hackett
    • Debera Carlton Harrell
    • Jane Horwitz
    • Ellen Kim
    • Thom Koschwanez
    • Christy Lemire
    • Manny Lewis
    • Paula Nechak
    • Travis Nichols
    • Louis B. Parks
    • D. Parvaz
    • Meghan Peters
    • Jim Peterson
    • Andy Spletzer
    • Gene Stout
    • Gianni Truzzi
    • Stefan Ulstein
    • Paul West
    • Glenn Whipp
    • Bill White

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

  
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Rating Title Year Quote Author

Tomato
B

A Scanner Darkly (2006)

"The atmosphere of schizophrenia, paranoia and disconnection from reality is the most faithful screen adaptation of Dick's sensibility to date."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B

A Tout de Suite (2005)

"... a painful and poignant film at once empathetic and critical, more soberly unnerving than exciting, but never less than compelling."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
A-

A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)

"A film of style, substance and some subtle wit that dares to ponder the future of the human species."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

Abandon (2002)

"You've convinced yourself it's a drama just before the story twists, after which the throwaway 'filler' scenes become conversation points you'll decipher on the way home."

Ellen Kim

Tomato
B

Aberdeen (2001)

"Hans Petter Moland avoids the usual movie cliches of addiction and abuse in his fierce, discomforting portraits..."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B

About a Boy (2002)

"[Grant's] bumbling magic takes over the film, and it turns out to be another winning star vehicle."

William Arnold

Tomato
B

About Adam (2001)

"Stuart Townsend does an impressive balancing act in "About Adam," a sly romantic comedy set in Dublin that makes a case for the virtue of infidelity. Sort of."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
A-

About Schmidt (2002)

"About Schmidt is Nicholson's goofy, heartfelt, mesmerizing King Lear."

William Arnold

Tomato

Absolute Wilson (2006)

"Offer insights into the director's methods and motivations."

Bill White

Tomato
B+

Across the Universe (2007)

"For die-hard fans of the Fab Four -- and anyone who was touched by the magic of the '60s -- the film is a strange, nostalgic, suitably outrageous ode to a very real revolution in consciousness."

William Arnold

Tomato
A-

Adaptation (2002)

"A movie that comes excitingly close to being some kind of masterpiece of surrealism."

William Arnold

Tomato
A-

Adrenaline Drive (1999)

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William Arnold

Tomato
B-

The Adventures Of Elmo In Grouchland (1999)

"Remains faithful to the essence of Sesame Street."

Paula Nechak

Tomato
B

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000)

"Surprisingly clever, dripping with respect for its model, and done with considerable wit and style."

William Arnold

Tomato
B

Adventures of Sharkboy and Lava Girl in 3-D (2005)

"There is such a joy of play in the film that it's easy to overlook the overdone performances and the lazy script shortcuts."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B+

An Affair of Love (2000)

"It’s a modest film but rich with observation and unspoken regret, and the texture of their performances bring it to life."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B

After Innocence (2005)

"The embittered men make fascinating subjects. Although innocent, they have been deeply scarred by their prison years."

Bill White

Tomato
B-

After Life (1998)

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Paula Nechak

Tomato
A

After The Wedding (2007)

"Every scene is kissed with irony, the characters all seem believably flawed, the narrative unfolds with just the right storytelling panache and everything else about the production seems right."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

Agnes Browne (1999)

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William Arnold

Tomato
B+

The Agronomist (2004)

"... a rousing celebration of a genuine people's hero and a timely reminder that a free press is the greatest weapon in the arsenal of democracy and freedom."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B+

Aimee & Jaguar (2000)

"Certainly this is great dramatic fodder, and first-time feature film director Max Farberbock has given a terrific visual style, resonance, sense of hope and power to the material."

Paula Nechak

Tomato
B-

Akeelah and the Bee (2006)

"... a celebratory drama engineered to leave you choked up and cheering."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
A-

The Alamo (2004)

"A well-crafted, intelligent, no-nonsense western epic that zips us through the famous siege and the birth of Texas with style, verve and impressive historical accuracy."

William Arnold

Tomato
B+

Alexander (2004)

"Boldly acted, absorbing and satisfying as a history lesson."

William Arnold

Tomato
A

Alexandra (2008)

"Every woman with a child in the military dreams about the mysterious environs of war into which her child has disappeared. Such a dream is the subject of Alexander Sokurov's astonishing Alexandra."

Bill White

Tomato
B+

Alexandria Again and Forever (1990)

"... creaks somewhat under his pretentions, but his questions and ruminations are honest and his playful direction gushes with a love of film and filmmaking."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
A

Alexandria... Why? (1978)

"Chahine's reach exceeds his grasp, but it hardly seems a fault in the bright, bustling mural of a film."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B

Alfie (2004)

"It's a true joy to watch Susan Sarandon, who reprises Shelley Winters' role, deliver Alfie his due, and newcomer Sienna Miller does an excellent turn as a downward-spiraling party girl."

Winda Benedetti

Tomato
B

Ali (2001)

"An exhilarating travelogue through 10 of the most turbulent years of American history, with a rivetingly magnetic personality as its focus."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

Ali Zaoua (2000)

"Director Nabil Ayouch balances the pessimism with gorgeous wide-screen photography, a wistfully hopeful conclusion and a succession of gracefully animated sequences designed to show his characters' more gentle inner worlds."

William Arnold

Tomato
A

Alias Betty (2002)

"Claude Miller airs out a tight plot with an easy pace and a focus on character drama over crime-film complications."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B-

Alice et Martin (1998)

"(Andre) Techine seems oddly disengaged from the drama... and the film ends abruptly, unexpectedly, on a pleasing but dramatically underwhelming note."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B

Alice Neel (2007)

"Alice Neel offers a relatively objective view of a person who, seeing life as a sentence to be served, spent it doing the thing she loved."

Bill White

Tomato
B

Alice's House (2007)

"In her first leading role, Carla Ribas joins the fast-growing ranks of middle-aged Latina actresses whose performances resonate with a beguiling mixture of emotional complexity and sexual maturity."

Bill White

Tomato
A-

Alien: The Director's Cut (2003)

"An authentically scary movie."

William Arnold

Tomato
B+

All About Lily Chou-Chou (2002)

"... captures the pain and desperation of adolescent powerlessness and humiliation with powerful intimacy..."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
B+

All About My Mother (1999)

"A dizzying, marvelously acted rush of a movie that may, after more than 20 films, finally give Almodovar a wider crossover appeal."

Paula Nechak

Tomato
B-

All or Nothing (2002)

"Has some appealing performances (especially from Leigh regulars Spall and Manville)."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

All the Real Girls (2003)

"Lurches toward an offbeat honesty but it also very nearly crashes in its quirkiness."

Paula Nechak

Tomato
B

Allah Made Me Funny (2008)

"The routines are so clean they could have played on the Ed Sullivan show in the '50s -- which is refreshing and so old it seems new."

William Arnold

Tomato
A

Almost Famous (2000)

"Wonderfully harkens back to Hollywood's golden age of sophisticated comedy, and in particular to the masterpieces of Crowe's filmmaking idol, Billy Wilder."

William Arnold

Tomato
B

Along Came a Spider (2001)

"A first-rate detective story that never tries to exploit its situation for cheap thrills."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

Along Came Polly (2004)

"... so familiar you may have moments of deja vu."

Sean Axmaker

Tomato
A

Amadeus (1984)

"What has to stand as cinema's most successful musical epic."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

The Amati Girls (2001)

Click here to see the review.

William Arnold

Tomato
A-

Amazing Grace (2007)

"Those who take the plunge will be rewarded with an unusually satisfying and inspiring historical epic from one of contemporary cinema's best filmmakers."

William Arnold

Tomato
A

Amelie (2001)

"A genuine triumph for Jeunet, and a daring change of pace."

William Arnold

Tomato
B-

America The Beautiful (2008)

"Unlike other documentarians who put themselves in front of the camera, Roberts is an affable screen presence."

Bill White

Tomato
B-

America's Heart and Soul (2004)

"An enjoyable, if easily forgettable, scattershot portrait of our nation as seen through the eyes of a whole bunch of very different kinds of people who are mostly enjoying creative, fulfilling lives."

William Arnold

  
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