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2005 | BEST MOVIE THEATER

If the best movie theater is the one that has the best new movies, then this 10-year-old multiplex offshoot of the Uptown--run by the muscular Landmark Theatres--is clearly the best. In the past year, owing to the bargaining power of its parent company, the Lagoon has played exclusive host to no small number of "specialty film" essentials (like 'em or not): I (Heart) Huckabees, Bad Education, Before Sunset, Vera Drake, Tarnation, Control Room, Dogville, The Brown Bunny, and Primer, to name... More »
2004 | BEST MOVIE THEATER

"The Twin Cities' essential neighborhood movie house," they're calling it now--and we couldn't convey it more succinctly ourselves. Essential because the programming continues to strike an accessible balance between new and old (Human Rights Watch docs and Buster Keaton silents with live scores); high and low (films by French intellectual Chris Marker and California nudie-king Russ Meyer); near and far (local director Charles Bowe and Japanese fantasist Hayao Miyazaki). And most, if not all... More »

Director Whit Stillman discusses 'Damsels in Distress' starring Minnesotan Analeigh Tipton

By Nicole Crosbie | Wed, April 18, 2012

"I went to Harvard University in a very political, depressing, grungy time when there seemed to be no social life," Whit Stillman says. "I went back several years later, and everyone was talking abo... More »

2005 | BEST MOVIE THEATER