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B+	"It may seem strange to contemplate the possibility that sharks are more victim than vicious. Yet after Stewart makes his case you may find them and their cause, as he does, all-consuming." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Nov 1, 2007	Sharkwater (2007)	81%
B+	"This delightful piece of whimsy uses its simple premise effectively to gain and keep our attention and to remind us simply that, while this world appears ordinary, it is still unbounded by reality." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Nov 1, 2007	Wristcutters: A Love Story (2007)	65%
B-	"*Finally [Susan] Cooper's fantasy comes to the screen this weekend with The Seeker." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer* Posted Oct 4, 2007	The Seeker (2007)	13%
B+	"By 2020, when NASA's Orion lunar spacecraft is scheduled to launch, it's unlikely that any Apollo veterans will still be alive. Sington has done us a service in helping preserve their memories." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Sep 20, 2007	In the Shadow of the Moon (2007)	94%
B-	"Crudup exhibits admirable restraint. The story would be more compelling, however, had we not seen the same thing before in As Good as It Gets." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Sep 20, 2007	Dedication (2007)	41%
A-	"Powerful and wrenching." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Sep 6, 2007	This Is England (2007)	93%
B+	"The result is a cathartic hoot, relishing its own carefully doled out carnage." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Aug 11, 2007	Severance (2007)	65%
B+	"There's plenty to like ..." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Jul 26, 2007	Talk to Me (2007)	81%
B+	"A triumph of baby boomer ideals, that work and art can and ought to coexist." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Jul 19, 2007	The Real Dirt on Farmer John (2007)	88%
A	"Words seldom intrude on the sight gags that range from elegant to acrobatic, and the collective directors exhibit the rare bravery to let a static camera linger to crank comic tension." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Jul 12, 2007	L'Iceberg (2007)	71%
B+	"Director George Ratliff plays pitch-perfect on the tautly wound strings of our innermost fears that nothing -- not love, wealth or intelligence -- can protect us from the monsters we harbor." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Jul 12, 2007	Joshua (2007)	62%
A-	"Despite the jumble, Kon's eye-popping, surreal mastery of the Japanese dream is awakening." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Jun 7, 2007	Paprika (2007)	82%
B	"The film's techniques are implicit, not explicit, its soothing images of rural highways and nighttime solitude conveying the social blankness its subjects report." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted May 10, 2007	Zoo (2007)	56%
B	"As roughly constructed as an earthenware jar, the meticulous pacing obstructs suspense, yet it offers an absorbing view of this cultural collision." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted May 4, 2007	Madeinusa (2006)	80%
B+	"Persistence pays, so says this rocketeering children's fantasy. It's a claim this delightful computer-animated film also proves." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Mar 29, 2007	Meet the Robinsons (2007)	66%
B+	"Wholesale human slaughter never looked so pretty as in this heavily stylized rendering of the battle of Thermopylae in ancient Greece." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Mar 8, 2007	300 (2007)	60%
B-	"Happy Feet offers the action, gags and warmth kids expect to keep them amused." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Nov 17, 2006	Happy Feet (2006)	74%
B+	"This unflinching clash between squandered ideals and hopeful realities rises to the head of its class." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Sep 7, 2006	Half Nelson (2006)	91%
B+	"*What Quincea�era* does offer is charm, sensitivity and intelligence, the qualities that garnered it both Audience and Grand Jury awards at the Sundance Film Festival.*" -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer* Posted Aug 17, 2006	Quinceanera (2006)	86%
B+	"*Finishing a crossword puzzle may be satisfying, but Patrick Creadon's absorbing documentary Wordplay* proves that it's more interesting to see how one gets started.*" -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer* Posted Jun 22, 2006	Wordplay (2006)	95%
B+	"While Coffey occasionally grasps for material to build a feature-length work, it is a truthful, funny testimony to the everyday masquerade of Los Angeles' pose of bohemian cool." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Nov 10, 2005	Ellie Parker (2005)	52%
B-	"It's dark, well-paced fun, even as it sags from the over-eager absurdities de la Iglesia layers onto the well-established formula." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Sep 22, 2005	The Perfect Crime (2005)	84%
C	"Critics complain about one-joke movies, but this documentary about one joke -- a filthy show business chestnut that comics have told offstage since vaudeville -- keeps you laughing." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Aug 11, 2005	The Aristocrats (2005)	80%
B+	"*Much more than a remake, Beat* is an original vision that explores the inner conflict between a man's animal brutality and the passion to transcend.*" -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer* Posted Jul 28, 2005	The Beat That My Heart Skipped (2005)	85%
B+	"Provokes a wealth of unsettling thought, even as it declines to pass any final judgments of its own." -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Posted Jun 23, 2005	The Holy Girl (2005)	77%

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