Sundance premiere: ‘My Idiot Brother’
Director Jesse Peretz, actor Paul Rudd, and the rest of the cast of My Idiot Brother brought their unconventional comedy to Park City this...
‘Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields’ review: A delve into Brooke’s life and valor
Teresa Chaikowsky reviews the documentary film "Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields," which premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival.
The Weekly Reel: A History of Horror
Fear. It is one of mankind’s base instincts. For centuries, many people have crafted tales to evoke and awaken this feeling in all of...
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.
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Should filmmakers be allowed to remake their own films?
Arts reporter Stephen Romney looks at movie remakes in this The Weekly Reel edition.
‘Puss in Boots’ leaves the shadow of ‘Shrek’
Many people get on my case when I talk about how mean-spirited the early “Shrek” films were. The one thing people tend to forget...
‘Rocky’ socks some robots in ‘Real Steel’
I’m going to be honest, when I first saw the trailer for this film, I thought it was going to basically be an attempt...
Shakespeare rolls in his grave over ‘Gnomeo and Juliet’
Movies have been ripping off Shakespeare since before movies even had sound. Classic stories with relatable themes make for good entertainment. Most of the...
‘The Social Network’ is a landmark
Greatness never shines in the light that you might expect it to. Mark Zuckerburg created the finest social networking site to ever grace our...
Utah Film Center screens ‘The Holly,’ an exploration of gentrification and crime
The Utah Film Center screened the feature-length documentary “The Holly” on Feb. 7. The film delves into the story of Terrance Roberts and systemic disenfranchisement in his community.