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Finding Emily is a light-hearted rom-com with little else to sink your teeth into
1+ hour, 33+ min ago (67+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine Finding Emily (2026 | UK/US | 110 minutes | Alicia MacDonald) Again, if you like rom-coms because they’re light, easy and end up happy, then this will be a good time for you. I, on the other hand, have…...
Mutiny on the Clich??
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (414+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine Mutiny (2026 | United Kingdom | 95 minutes | Jean-François Richet) The internet is awash in self-awarded laws (Godwin, Sturgeon, Betteridge) and I am proposing another one, not out of vanity, but sheer exasperation. Call it Burlingame’s Law: the moment…...
The Magic Faraway Tree yearns to be your next family classic
1+ week, 45+ min ago (513+ words) The SunBreak A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine The Magic Faraway Tree (2026 | UK, USA | 110 minutes | Ben Gregor) I really wanted to like The Magic Faraway Tree. It has an excellent cast (including very talented child actors), a cute premise, and is…...
Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Miasma indulges Jane Schoenbrun's sweet tooth
1+ week, 6+ day ago (157+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Miasma (2026 | USA | 112 minutes | Jane Schoenbrun) In Jane Schoenbrun’s latest film, an auteur and aging starlet are intertwined in a fantastical journey of self-discovery inspired by an imaginary 1980s slasher franchise about…...
The End of Oak Street is Trope-a-rama, but can the storyline stand on its ow?
2+ week, 1+ hour ago (511+ words) The SunBreak A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine The End of Oak Street ( 2026 | US | 100 minutes | David Robert Mitchell) Imagine, if you will, if Jurassic Park, Land of the Lost, War of the Worlds (a la Tom Cruise), and a wholesome 80’s…...
A perfect family hits Meltdown in a solid indie thriller
2+ week, 23+ hour ago (136+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine Meltdown: A Nuclear Family’s Ascent into Madness (2023 | USA | 85 minutes | Colton Van Til) Ever since Vincent Price dropped acid in the silly but very fun 1959 B-flick The Tingler, bad drug trips have provided fuel for some…...
Brand New Day keeps Spider-Man in equilibrium
3+ week, 6+ day ago (318+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026 | USA | 144 minutes | Destin Daniel Cretton) Brand New Day is good. Marvel has a formula that gives people what they want: cool action scenes, emotional resonance (though I only have two or…...
In Every Sense of the Word, The Odyssey is Epic
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (514+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine The Odyssey (2026 | USA | 172 minutes | Christopher Nolan) Last time Christopher Nolan had a new feature in theaters, he was helping save blockbusters, movies, and even summer itself with a three-hour drama about a nuclear scientist. It…...
So was it worth the fuss to create a live action Moana?
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (890+ words) If you haven't seen the animated version of the film, watching the live action remake wouldn't be the worst way to introduce yourself to the story, but renting the animated version would probably get you about the same amount of…...
Evil Dead Burn keeps the franchise fires burning
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (496+ words) A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine Evil Dead Burn (2026 | USA/New Zealand/France | Sébastien Vaniček | 110 minutes) Of all the horror franchises to assault the public consciousness over the last 50 years, The Evil Dead catalog has proven to be one of the…...