Amelia isn’t a thrill a minute, but it’s that rare story of a woman who lives life on her own terms MaryAnn Johanson

Flicker Spokane Film Festival, now in its seventh year, screens dozens of short films from around the world Chris Dreyer

Worth watching for the Inland Northwest color, this feature shot in Kootenai County in 2005 fails to rise above the level of local interest  Joel Smith

Sorry, Jay Leno. There's still an appetite for drama in TV land. Ted S. McGregor, Jr.

Beaterator can be a sophisticated tool for writing simple songs. Marty Demarest

Director Spike Jonze’s adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s beloved book isn’t terribly wild MaryAnn Johanson

Apparently, in South Korea, Roman Catholic priests don’t just consecrate blood — they suck it Ed Symkus

Community casually checks off every single great comedy requirement, and then tosses in Chevy Chase for the hell of it Daniel Walters

When justice fails, inventive revenge — to the point of improbability — is the way to go Ed Symkus

Winner of the Hottest Fully Clothed Sex Scene Ever Filmed: Jane Campion’s Bright Star MaryAnn Johanson

It’s a familiar shtick by now, but with less camera mugging by Michael Moore, Capitalism gets its point across Ed Symkus

Laugh your way to the apocalypse and  back again in search of the last Twinkie MaryAnn Johanson

A director and star known for eluding typecasting break the mold once again Ed Symkus

With its roofs made of pancakes and forts made of Jell-O, here’s an adaptation of a children’s book that will appeal to both kids and adults MaryAnn Johanson

There’s a lot going on in Quentin Tarantino’s latest. It all works MaryAnn Johanson