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'Twilight' fans explain what all the fuss is about
At the midnight Thursday opening of "Twilight," three hard-core fans explain their love of the books and movie.

DVD: 'Priceless'

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2008
Q & A: Director Danny Boyle says he's happy in the 'Slum'
William Arnold: A conversation with Danny Boyle, director of the buzzed-about new movie "Slumdog Millionaire."

'Slumdog Millionaire' is a winning mix of tenderness and grit
William Arnold: Movie review: Danny Boyle's "Slumdog Millionaire" is a gritty, enchanted coming-of-age parable set in contemporary India.

Cliched 'Bolt' will at least entertain the kids
Movie review: Kids may not realize how cliched and predictable the animated dog tale "Bolt" is, but adults sure will.

Practical and inspirational, 'Fuel' faces the facts of the energy crisis
Sean Axmaker: Joshua Tickell's documentary "Fuel," detailing the real cost of petrochemical dependence and the alternatives within reach today, is inspirational and practical.

A moment with Josh Tickell / filmmaker and energy activist
Sean Axmaker: A Moment with Josh Tickell, filmmaker and energy activist.

Jean-Claude Van Damme is engaging as a version of himself in 'JCVD'
Sean Axmaker: In "JCVD," Jean-Claude Van Damme is engaging as a version of himself in this inventive melding of action thriller, satire and warped biographical drama. It's a foreign film for the popcorn crowd.

Rich and vibrant 'Christmas Tale' is a perfect gift
Sean Axmaker: Arnaud Desplechin's "A Christmas Tale" is a mercurial, knotty and vibrant drama of family dysfunction. It pulses with human life in all its terrible and beautiful irrationality.

Seattle Film Events
Jimmy Stewart retrospective begins with "Harvey," Kung Fu Grindhouse and more.

Limited Movie Runs
Limited releases for the week of Nov. 21: "Days and Clouds" and "Obscene."

Who's the sexiest vampire? Robert Pattinson
Robert Pattinson of "Twilight" was voted the sexiest on-screen vampire in a new poll from Moviefone.

DVDs: 'The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2'
Will the traveling pants work the same girl-bond magic now that the sisterhood is a little older?

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2008
'Twilight' adaptation lacks bite
Movie review: Despite fevered anticipation, "Twilight" is a disappointment -- offering some star power from Robert Pattinson as a conflicted vampire but little else.

'Twilight's' Robert Pattinson swept into a vortex of fan frenzy
Rising star Robert Pattinson talks about the frenzy surrounding "Twilight."

'Twilight' books turns around a town's misfortunes
To thousands of young fans of Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" book series, Forks is more than a small town on U.S. Route 101. It's the center of a fantasy world in which a kind-hearted vampire courts a human girl.

'Twilight' actors chat about the movie experience
"Twilight" actors Taylor Lautner, Rachelle Lefèvre and Edi Gathegi talk about the filming process -- as well as their hard-core fans.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2008
Music: 'David Cook'
David Cook's debut is fairly generic, but its rock edge is dirtied up with crunching guitars and the artist's tuneful growl.

DVDs: 'Tropic Thunder'
Ben Stiller co-wrote, directed and stars in this action comedy about a gang of self-important actors whose Vietnam War shoot turns into real combat as they encounter a ruthless drug gang in the jungles of Asia.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2008
Over the course of 22 James Bond films, there are bound to be blunders
James Bond fans are a serious lot, and the online discussions of the best movies, actors and chase scenes from the films get pretty intense. Quite honestly, I'm afraid to offer my opinions on any of those subjects.

DVDs: 'WALL-E'
Andrew Stanton ("Finding Nemo") and the animation wizards at Pixar created this charming animated robot love story with an environmental theme and a slapstick delivery.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2008
DVDs: 'Warner Brothers and the Homefront Collection'
It was the highest-grossing film of 1943, but "This Is the Army" has never been available on home video in an authorized edition.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2008
A moment with ... Kasia Adamik, filmmaker
Thoughts and comments by Polish filmmaker Kasia Adamik.

DVDS: 'The General'

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