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• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Righteous Kill

  Robert De Niro and Al Pacino reteam for "Righteous Kill," but the rote thriller is no "Heat." Directed by Jon Avnet ("88 Minutes"). 100 minutes.

  Drama

  R for violence, pervasive language, some sexuality and brief drug use.

  Year: 2008

  Run time: 100 minutes

  Directed by: Jon Avnet

  Written by: Russell Gewirtz

  http://www.righteouskill-themovie.com

  East Valley 13

  3751 East Valley Road
  Renton, WA 98055
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Mystery of the Nile

  This IMAX spectacular follows the progress and setbacks of a team of rafters attempting to navigate the Nile River from source to sea. 47 minutes.

  Documentary

  Year: 2005

  Run time: 47 minutes

  Directed by: Jordi Llompart

  Written by: Denis Delestrac, Jordi Llompart

  http://www.nilefilm.com

  Pacific Science Center

  200 Second Avenue North
  Seattle, WA
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Vicky Cristina Barcelona

  What, you want "Annie Hall"? Woody Allen's latest, set in Barcelona and starring Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson, couldn't be prettier; never mind that it's a bit thin on story. Cruz and Patricia Clarkson (in a small role) are terrific, and the lovely Spanish settings are a treat. 97 minutes.

  Comedy/Drama

  PG-13 for mature thematic material involving sexuality, and s

  Crest Cinemas

  16505 Fifth North East
  Seattle, WA 98155
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Fireproof

  This Christian film about a struggling marriage has a surprisingly good cast of mostly amateurs (Kirk Cameron of "Growing Pains" being the exception). It delivers its message in a mostly restrained way -- at least until the heavy-handed end. 122 minutes.

  Drama

  PG for thematic material and some peril.

  Year: 2008

  Run time: minutes

  Directed by: Alex Kendrick

  Written by: Alex Kendrick, Stephen Kendric

  Alderwood Mall Cinemas 16

  18733 33rd Avenue West
  Lynnwood, WA 98037
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  The Dark Knight

  Christopher Nolan's masterful new Batman movie is a sight to see, preferably on the biggest screen possible. It's not quite perfect (the last half hour veers slightly out of control), but pretty terrific, and Heath Ledger's cackling Joker is a villain for the ages. Also with Christian Bale and Aaron Eckhart, both splendid. 152 minutes.

  Action/Adventure

  PG-13 for intense sequences of vi

  Admiral Twin

  2343 California Avenue Southwest
  Seattle, WA 98116
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Changeling

  Clint Eastwood's fact-based tale of a distraught mother (Angelina Jolie) whose son is kidnapped in 1928 Los Angeles carefully treads the line between drama and melodrama; this is old-fashioned moviemaking, reveling in emotional high notes rather than subtlety. Jolie's touching, often quiet performance takes hold of the movie and transforms it; you can't take your eyes off her. 140 minu

  Alderwood Mall Cinemas 16

  18733 33rd Avenue West
  Lynnwood, WA 98037
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Rachel Getting Married

  Anne Hathaway gives a complex, intelligent performance as a young woman emerging from rehab to attend her sister's wedding. Jonathan Demme's drama is rich in character and ultimately quite moving, with Debra Winger, Rosemarie DeWitt and Bill Irwin lending fine support. 114 minutes.

  Drama

  R for language and brief sexuality.

  Year: 2008

  Run time: 114 minutes

  Directed by: Jonathan Demme

  Writte

  Alderwood Mall Cinemas 16

  18733 33rd Avenue West
  Lynnwood, WA 98037
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Wall*E

  Almost wordless and utterly charming, the latest Pixar product is the story of a lonely robot in a desolate city of the future. The storytelling is so meticulous and skilled, you might not even notice the absence of dialogue. With its sweetly bedraggled little hero, this film draws in and charms its audience, of any age. 97 minutes.

  Family/Children's

  G general audiences.

  Year: 2008

  Run time: 9

  Crest Cinemas

  16505 Fifth North East
  Seattle, WA 98155
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  Synechdoche, New York

  If movie awards were given out for ambition, this insanely twisty ink-black comedy would sweep every award this year. But they're not, and unfortunately Charlie Kaufman's new film is a thoroughly uneven affair. Though well-acted, there's a joylessness to the endeavor that's ultimately wearying. Kaufman builds a wall of high concept, so high you can't find the good movie hiding

  Grand Cinema (Tacoma)

  606 South Fawcett Avenue
  Tacoma, WA 98402
• Dec 2nd

  12am

  The House Bunny

  An awful dumb blonde joke stretched out into a series of bad punch lines. An ex Playboy bunny finds work as a house mother to a bunch of dumpy sorority girls who discover outer beauty is all they need to be popular. 97 minutes.

  Comedy

  PG-13 for sex-related humor, partial nudity and brief strong language.

  Year: 2008

  Run time: 97 minutes

  Directed by: Fred Wolf

  Written by: Karen McCullah Lutz, Kirste

  Gateway

  2501 South Gateway Center Place
  Federal Way, WA 98003