Movies

Seattle Center's Mural Amphitheatre is once again offering a series of outdoor movies this summer.

In honor of the release of "Dune: Part Two," here are some of the other memorable sci-fi movies born right here in the Pacific Northwest, in one way or another.

"The Boys in the Boat" tells the story of the University of Washington rowing crew and their quest for gold at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Joe Rantz's story is central to both the book and movie. And it all started with a scrapbook that his granddaughter put together.

There are plenty of great horror movies out there, but only a handful can claim the esteemed distinction of being set in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re looking to watch an older classic or a modern riff on the genre, these horror films leverage their setting for a local scare.

A documentary about one of the worst national men’s soccer teams is a part of the first Seattle Soccer Film Festival. “Next Goal Wins” also happens to have a local connection. KNKX Arts & Culture reporter Grace Madigan has more.

The Seattle International Film Festival runs through April 24th and features films from around the world. Two of them are from local filmmakers whose films heavily center Seattle in them. "Sweetheart Deal" documents the lives of four sex workers on Aurora Avenue. While "Know Your Place" is a love letter to the constantly changing city that is Seattle.

In 2010, actress/singer, Molly Ringwald wrote her first book, Getting The Pretty Back. The "pretty" in the title is a reference to what is perhaps Molly’s…

The director of Zero Dark Thirty is perhaps the biggest non-nomination to emerge from this morning's announcements, but a fantasy about life in the bayou and a French love story had strong showings.

Amazon.com recently gobbled up more than $1 billion dollars’ worth of real estate in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. The company is growing like…

To promote their new movie – “The Campaign” – actors Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis blazed into a Seattle cafe to stump for votes in their faux…