Freedom of film affects MacFarlane’s creativity in ‘Ted’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney takes a look at Ted, Seth MacFarlane's first endeavor onto the silver screen.
Film review: ‘A Real Pain’
Ashlee Astin shares why Jesse Eisenberg's new film, “A Real Pain,” is a relatable tale of trauma, mourning and grief.
Banality holds the ‘Titans’ at bay
Have you ever watched a film and thought, hey that wasn't bad, and on your way home tore it apart and thought: what a...
Isn’t it ‘Grand’: Patrons say SLCC outperforms as newest Sundance venue
Tamara Brune-Wharton gathers feedback from Sundance Film Festival guests about their overall experience at the Grand Theatre.
Slamdance co-founder shares lessons learned
Peter Baxter shared his expertise with SLCC film and communication students last week at South City Campus.
‘Waiting for “Superman”’ urges a new dialogue
In 2006, Davis Guggenheim teamed up with former Vice President Al Gore to direct the outstanding hit An Inconvenient Truth. This documentary let the...
Romney’s Reviews: ‘Runner Runner’
The video review for Romney's Review of the thriller 'Runner Runner.'
Sundance film review: ‘Us Kids’ channels grief into activism
"Us Kids" follows students in the aftermath of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
‘Spirit of Vengeance’ is at least a better take on ‘Ghost Rider’
Marvel Studio's second shot at bringing Johnny Blaze to the big screen is a step up from the first movie, but is far from perfect.Story includes a video review by Stephen Romney.
Sundance film review: ‘Black Bear’
“Black Bear” speaks to lengths that artists will go to perfect their creative endeavors.
Movie review: ‘Romeo & Juliet’ — finally, someone gets it right!
Romney reviews the newest adaption of the oldest love story, 'Romeo & Juliet.'
The Weekly Reel: Film adaptations need to differ from the source material
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives his reasons why film adaptations should be different from their book counterparts.