Film
TV, streaming, pandemic: Movie theaters meet their next big challenge
Every time there's a slump in the box office, culture sites are cluttered with op-eds about the looming death of the movie theater. And every time this has happened, a movie with broad mass appeal opens on 3,000 screens a few weeks later, there's a sudden spike in ticket sales, and everyone forgets that they had been sounding alarm bells the week before...
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![The Burnt Orange Heresy]()
![Onward, released in theaters Feb. 21, will be available to purchase through VOD platforms tonight.]()
![In a self-imposed quarantine? Here are some movies to suit any mood, from the macabre to the escapist]()
![Scene from "I Still Believe."]()
![Everyone sees dead people in the droll Irish horror-comedy Extra Ordinary]()
![The new indie Swallow stars Haley Bennett in a fascinating, complex role.]()
![Color Out of Space is a sci-fi freakout starring Nicolas Cage at his Cage-iest]()
![It's no Pixar classic, but Onward continues the studio's penchant for intelligent, original animated entertainment]()
![Anya Taylor-Joy is hardly clueless in the latest screen version of Emma.]()
![Song Lang]()
![Matthias Giraud skis right off a peak in Super Frenchie.]()
![Harrison Ford goes full curmudgeon in this surprisingly sweet, old-fashioned version of The Call of the Wild]()
![Scream and scream again: The Lodge will have you shouting in exasperation.]()
![Miss Americana, Netflix's new Taylor Swift documentary, is both slick PR product and cutting pop critique]()
![The Handmaiden]()
![The documentary China Love, which screens March 5 at the Spokane International Film Festival.]()
![Who will win - and who should win - during this weekend's Academy Awards ceremony]()
![Bacurau]()
Bacurau @ Panida Theater
Thu., April 2, 7-9 p.m., Fri., April 3, 8-10 p.m., Sat., April 4, 7-9 p.m. and Sun., April 5, 4-6 p.m.
