Summit Entertainment, Myles Aronowitz |
‘Remember Me': A must-see for Team Edward
‘Remember Me” begins with a small act of violence and ends with a large one, making it one of the more curious ideas for a Hollywood romance in a while. The sheer novelty of its doomy scenario might just find it a devoted, tear-stained... [More]
Robert Horton
Herald Movie Critic | March 12
Universal Pictures, Jonathan Olley |
‘Green Zone' can't sustain promising start
“Green Zone” is on the right side of history, as it affirms that intelligence about WMDs in Iraq was manipulated and the early occupation of the country was bungled. [More]
By Robert Horton
Herald Movie Critic | March 12
‘A Prophet': Pieces of gangland saga all fit brilliantly
Imagine a jigsaw puzzle piece dropped from a 20-foot height falling miraculously and perfectly into the last space in a 1,000-piece puzzle, and you'll have some idea of the exhilarating effect of the final scene of Jacques Audiard's “A... [More]
By Robert Horton
Herald Movie Critic | March 12
Camano Island goes ‘Unclad' for au naturel artwork
“Unclad,” the annual Camano Island art show featuring the nude figure, might have outdone itself this year. [More]
By Theresa Goffredo
Herald Writer | March 12
‘The Most Dangerous Man in America' reveals plenty about White House ...
Daniel Ellsberg's trajectory through American life took a distinct path: As a policy analyst at the Rand Corp., he supported basic Cold War thinking and helped devise ways to expand the Vietnam War; by the beginning of the 1970s, he was leaking a... [More]
By Robert Horton
Herald Movie Critic | March 12
Associated Press |
Barbie and pals don the ‘Mad Men’ look
Barbie and her signature hourglass figure are getting the “Mad Men” treatment. [More]
March 12
Seattle Jewish Film Festival doesn’t skirt around issues
Although there’s no “Fiddler on the Roof” sing-along event as there has been in previous years, the 15th annual Seattle Jewish Film Festival has the next best thing. But more on that later. [More]
By Robert Horton
Herald Movie Critic | March 12
Conan O’Brien plans show in Seattle
LOS ANGELES — Conan O’Brien rolled out his 30-city Legally Prohibited From Being Funny On Television Tour on Thursday, billing it as “a night of music, comedy, hugging and the occasional... [More]
Herald news services | March 12
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