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VIFF 2025: Christy

Written by Taylor Baker

"With some decent fight choreography and dedicated turns by Merritt Weaver and Ethan Embry as Christy's mother and father, this would-be redemption story amounts to little by the time we see Sweeney walk out and bump fists with..."
VIFF 2025: Christy
Written by Taylor Baker "With some decent fight choreography and dedicated turns by Merritt Weaver and Ethan Embry as Christy's mother and father, this would-be redemption story amounts to little by the time we see Sweeney walk out and bump fists with..."
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eclectichutch.bsky.social
KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN: Jennifer Lopez dances her heart out and relative newcomer Tonatiuh is a revelatory discovery, but the rest of this musical never rises to meet them. Lovely costumes, shame about the forgettable songs and choreography 📽️

My review: www.thewrap.com/kiss-of-the-...
Jennifer Lopez wearing a white suit and hat smoking a cigarette with her arms slightly crossed while a beam of light shines down on her in a still from Kiss of the Spider Woman.
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moviefreaksara.bsky.social
Can’t say I’m shocked that I found #TronAres to be something of a mixed bag, as that’s how it seems to go with this series. Still liked it, though, even if it never delivers on its potential - much like its predecessors. 🤷‍♀️

And, yes, that NIN score is phenomenal. 🔥

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WWII survival at sea thriller with a 20-foot Great White Shark lurking beneath the waves of the impenetrable nowhere of the Timor Sea? Yeah. That’s my kind of jam, and director Kiah Roache-Turner more than delivers the goods. It’s his best film yet. #BeastOfWar

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moviepie.bsky.social
With its propulsive Nine Inch Nails soundtrack and eye-popping visuals, Tron: Ares is really just a great-looking two-hour music video. #NIN #TronAres moviepie.com/tron-ares-20...
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eclectichutch.bsky.social
HOUSE OF DYNAMITE: Kathryn Bigelow’s nuclear war drama is interesting on paper, but empty in execution, peaking in the middle before crashing down at the end. Instead of truly staring down annihilation, Bigelow blinks. Rebecca Ferguson innocent 📽️

My review: www.inlander.com/screen/revie...
A review from The Inlander's print screen section with the headline No Fighting in the War Room and the subhead Kathryn Bigelow's A House of Dynamite takes on nuclear annihilation and goes up in smoke with a still of Rebecca Ferguson wearing a blue suit in a control room with a bunch of screens showing the end behind her as she talks on a phone.
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eclectichutch.bsky.social
Get ready to read your new iconic cinematic ingénue Maddie. That's right, MADDIE’S SECRET, the great directorial debut from John Early, has been acquired for distribution by Magnolia Pictures for theatrical release in 2026. To prepare, give my rave festival review a read below 📽️👇
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MADDIE’S SECRET: Wake up fellow alt comedy lovers as John Early’s excellent directorial debut is a John Waters-esque romp for our time. Oh, and Kate Berlant is unstoppable. It's CRY-BABY for a new generation while remaining pure Early 📽️

My #TIFF50 review: www.thewrap.com/maddies-secr...
John Early (front) is hugged from behind by Eric Rahill while looking in a mirror in a still from Early's feature directorial debut MADDIE'S SECRET.
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Incredibly sad news. The Egyptian was my favorite theater in Seattle and I had so many amazing experiences there. The last time I was there before it shut down I got to hear Thelma Schoonmaker wax poetic about the brilliant Michael Powell. A real loss for the city.
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SIFF and Seattle Central have mutually decided to end our current lease at the Egyptian. We are so grateful to Seattle Central for their partnership over the years, and to all who have come to a film or event at SIFF Cinema Egyptian. Read more at siff.info/siffegynews-bsky.
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josh-c.bsky.social
Very sad news, leaves a giant hole in the already collapsing Seattle cinema ecosystem. Would be cool if Seattle Central finds a way to reopen it as a theater in some capacity.
eclectichutch.bsky.social
BREAKING: The SIFF Egyptian, the historic and beloved Capitol Hill movie theater, will not be reopening. After decades of bringing movie magic to Seattle audiences, the space will now permanently conclude operations under SIFF 📽️

My story for @seattletimes.com: www.seattletimes.com/entertainmen...
A person walks in front of the exterior of the building that was formerly the home for the SIFF Cinema Egyptian which will now be closing on a beautiful day in Seattle. Photo by Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times
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moviefreaksara.bsky.social
It’s a historic venue. I have so many incredible filmgoing memories of my times there over my decades in Seattle. Heartbreaking. Sadly not surprising. Still heartbreaking. 💔 😢
eclectichutch.bsky.social
BREAKING: The SIFF Egyptian, the historic and beloved Capitol Hill movie theater, will not be reopening. After decades of bringing movie magic to Seattle audiences, the space will now permanently conclude operations under SIFF 📽️

My story for @seattletimes.com: www.seattletimes.com/entertainmen...
A person walks in front of the exterior of the building that was formerly the home for the SIFF Cinema Egyptian which will now be closing on a beautiful day in Seattle. Photo by Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times
seattlecritics.bsky.social
The scene inside was much livelier (video courtesy Dr Clean productions).
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Very sad news about the Egyptian, remembering the line stretching around the block on the rainy night when we played FANTASY A GETS A MATTRESS in collaboration with @siffnews.bsky.social for our 2023 PNW series.