Movie review: Watch ‘The Purge’ when your faith in humanity is too high
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews The Purge, the new suspense thriller based in an utopian United States.
Sundance Film Festival chooses The Grand Theatre for more Salt Lake City screenings
The Grand Theatre will be a screening venue for the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. Learn what it took to make that dream a reality. Tamara Brune-Wharton has the story.
Is movie etiquette dead? Setting the tone
Stephen Romney discusses movie etiquette, and the possibility that maybe bad manners at the theater might be a result of cinema atmosphere
Locally raised David Derrick contributes to ‘Megamind’
Growing up in Farmington you might not be sure of where you are going to end up but the odds are you won't end...
‘The A-Team’ brings laughs and over-the-top action together, again
After 5 seasons on the air and 23 years until now, The A-Team got what all long awaited shows get, a movie. Originally a...
Sundance 2016: Festival wrap-up
Get a recap of Sundance festivities, including impressions of the Grand Theatre.
Movie Review: ‘12 Years a Slave’ pulls no punches
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the brutal and honest film '12 Years a Slave.'
Indelible Mark
Film student Randy Harward talks about the life and personality of film professor Mark Davis, who sustained fatal injuries in a climbing accident.
Movie review: ‘Don Jon’ is definitely not for the ladies, but no bed of...
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews Don Jon, the testorone filled male chick flick if viewers can swallow the crude depiction of love and sex.
‘Sanctum’ is the definition of disaster
The plots of most disaster movies are littered with four little words: "It just so happens". It always just so happens that everything works...
Movie Review: ‘Draft Day’ desperate to be the next ‘Moneyball’
"Draft Day" tries to blitz to box office stardom, but falls short of a touchdown.