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  1. No shortage of shorts in every imaginable genre at the 1 Reel Film Festival
  2. 'Thunder' is hardly earthshakingbut tells a satisfying tale nonetheless
  3. 'Transporter 2' gets stuck inaction overkill mode
  4. 'Pretty Persuasion' is an ugly, cheap attempt at satire
  5. Nick Cannon and 'Underclassman' flunk out
  6. Limited movie runs: 'Harold Lloyd Comedies'
  7. Movie events in Seattle
  8. Adult comedies R having last laugh at the summer box office
  9. Despite flimsy, overly p.c. script, Jackson and Levy run with the fun
  10. 'Exorcism of Emily Rose' strays far from the 'true story'
  11. Superb cast elevates low-key 'Unfinished Life'
  12. Something's out of whack in compelling Belgian crime thriller 'Memory of a Killer'
  13. Limited movie runs: 'Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance' and 'The World'
  14. Powerful 'Proof' is evidence of Paltrow's terrific talent
  15. 'Corpse Bride' is Tim Burton at his whimsical best
  16. 'Flightplan' is first-class fear
  17. Touching 'Illuminated' keeps it light
  18. 'Roll Bounce' takes a spin on an all-too-familiar track
  19. 'Violence' -- and Mortensen -- will keep your attention
  20. Kids rule, adults drool in the troubled 'Thumbsuckers' world
  21. Black comedy is a battle of the sexes
  22. Seattle movie events
  23. Limited movie runs: 'The Tunnel' and 'A State of Mind'
  24. Seattle's Top 10 Movies
  25. Wood's on a quest to leave Frodo persona behind
  26. These hoop dreams are real
  27. 'Pianist' team puts its own twist on the newest 'Oliver'
  28. It's the wrong season for the diluted 'Into the Blue'
  29. Better read than red, 'Balzac' affirms
  30. 'Greatest Game Ever Played' is a whole new ballgame
  31. Fans of canceled TV series 'Firefly' help revive show into a feature film
  32. 'Hooligans' is yet another predictable gang film
  33. Witty and futuristic, 'Serenity' is an old western at heart
  34. Seattle movie events
  35. Limited movie runs: 'King Of The Corner' and 'My Beautiful Girl, Mari'
  36. Parents' Film Guide
  37. Microsoft lands big name for 'Halo' movie: director Peter Jackson
  38. 'In Her Shoes' walks out family bonding formula in high style
  39. Moral lesson loses the bet in gambling story
  40. It's a grand day out when you see Wallace & Gromit track a 'were-rabbit'
  41. 'Waiting' is so unappetizingly vile, it'll ruin your next meal out
  42. Limited movie runs: 'MirrorMask' and 'The Red Orchestra'
  43. 'Wallace & Gromit' tops the weekend box office
  44. Clooney does it his way in film ode to legendary newsman Edward R. Murrow
  45. 'Innocent Voices' director manages to dilute a potent tale
  46. Theron finds the focus on her beauty is just skin deep
  47. Ghost story is haunted by the original
  48. 'The Fog' makes an $11.8 million debut
  49. Historic crusade against sexual harassment is grippingly retold in 'North Country'
  50. With a kick-start from The Rock, 'Doom' roars to life
  51. Hoffman channels Capote in eerie biopic
  52. Psychodrama 'Stay' oozes atmosphere
  53. Genial 'Dreamer' lacks horsepower
  54. Satire's too heavy a load for lightweight 'Kids in America'
  55. Gritty tale of Mormon persecution, 'American Zion' packs a punch
  56. 'Tony Takitani' is insightful about loss, isolation
  57. 'Another Road Home' takes maudlin look at timely issues
  58. Limited movie runs: 'Tony Takitani' and 'Another Road Home'
  59. Film series & special screenings
  60. 'Doom' debuts as top weekend movie
  61. Hip-hop 'G' is not a great Gatsby
  62. Script writer's back in action, now directing too
  63. Disney can't strut over its 'Chicken Little'
  64. 'Get Real or Die Tryin' is a disaster on all levels
  65. 'Pride' is a bold, bold move for director
  66. Limited movie runs
  67. If you like brutality, 'Derailed' is your kind of train wreck
  68. For Austen fans, an amiable but condensed 'P& P'
  69. Affectionate 'Ellie' keeps it real about Hollywood struggles
  70. Going from the stage to the big screen, 'Dying Gaul' loses its bite and intimacy
  71. 'Zathura' binds the familiar and fantastic into an imaginative cosmic adventure
  72. From dragons to dances, Harry Potter is up to his wizard's hat in new terrors
  73. 'Walk the Line' is an exhilarating ode to the Man in Black
  74. New director brings British take on school to latest 'Potter' movie
  75. American Film Institute seeks most inspiring movies
  76. World to celebrate Bruce Lee's birthday
  77. Tender film on former 'Doll' has Seattle roots
  78. C.S. Lewis' stepson guards 'Narnia' magic and truth
  79. Constance Cummings, 1910-2005: Seattle was her opening act
  80. A divorce saga is top nominee in indie awards
  81. Downplaying Oscar hopes is really just an act
  82. It's hard not to like the visually stunning 'Aeon Flux'
  83. 'Narnia' is a visually captivating child's fantasy -- but no more
  84. Brave political drama 'Syriana' loses its sting in confusing plot
  85. 'Christmas in the Clouds' is a welcome gift of offbeat joy
  86. Getting the chance to see the lights, cameras and action up close can be an adventure
  87. Limited movie runs: 'The Presidents' Last Bang' and 'Naked in Ashes'
  88. Vancouver: A sci-fi film and TV fan's paradise
  89. Hollywood North: Seeing the lights, camera and action up close can be an adventure
  90. Theaters going ape for 'King Kong'
  91. 'Chronicles of Narnia' joins blockbuster club
  92. Remakes don't get any better than 'King Kong'
  93. Gay-themed 'Brokeback Mountain' celebrates the diversity in human nature
  94. Sumptuous 'Geisha' is a Cinderella story at heart
  95. Christmas is off to a rocky start with 'The Stone Family'
  96. Limited movie runs: 'Keane'
  97. 'King Kong' roars to top
  98. 'Dick and Jane': They're armed and dangerously funny
  99. Artificial 'Cheaper' is one 'Dozen' too many
  100. Gollum/Kong actor gives the computer life