Film Review: The Beanie Bubble

Film Review: The Beanie Bubble
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The Beanie Bubble accomplishes what it sets out to do, entertaining audiences and telling a story on recognizing a toxic relationship and embracing self worth. … read more

Film Review: Barbie

Film Review: Barbie
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Barbie doesn’t just make a toy seem real; it makes that toy’s literal and philosophical journey to reality the core of its story. … read more

Sundance in The Summer: Local Lens with Basil Tsiokos

Sundance in The Summer: Local Lens with Basil Tsiokos
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Sundance’s Local Lens event is an opportunity for Utahns to see films outside of the typical festival schedule and on a smaller scale. … read more

Film Review: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part One.

Film Review: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part One.
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After reinvigorating the audiences with the exciting Top Gun: Maverick, Tom Cruise has accepted his mission to save us from the box office slump once again. … read more

Film Review: The Black Guelph

Film Review: The Black Guelph
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John Connors’ clouds the Emerald Isle in a darker, more spiteful tone in The Black Guelph’s look at Ireland’s decaying underclass. … read more

Film Review: Abled

Film Review: Abled
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In spite of Abled’s narrative struggles, Blake Leeper’s story is one well worth telling, especially in a time where competitions are growing more exclusive … read more

Film Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Film Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
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Patrick Gibbs, one of the most stalwart fans of the series, finds Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is a satisfying epilogue. … read more

Film Review: Cane Fire

Film Review: Cane Fire
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Cane Fire tells its story from the perspective of its locals; the real people who lived through generations of oppression. … read more

Film Reviews: Chevalier

Film Reviews: Chevalier
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Chevalier is a haunting film that will inspire people to research Joseph Bologne and his many accomplishments. … read more

Film Review: To Catch A Killer

Film Review: To Catch A Killer
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To Catch A Killer Director: Damián Szifron FilmNation Entertainment and RainMaker Films In Theaters: 04.21 It’s disturbing and unsurprising that movies about mass shooter events have become a subgenre, with entries ranging from powerful artistic works to pure exploitation. The new Shailene Woodley vehicle, To Catch a Killer, isn’t the worst movie to come out

Film Review: How to Blow Up a Pipeline

Film Review: How to Blow Up a Pipeline
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How to Blow Up a Pipeline endows enthusiasm to get involved in environmental activism, though you may not be quite ready to blow up a pipeline just yet. … read more

Film Review: Kompromat

Film Review: Kompromat
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Despite the underdeveloped relationships, Kompromat is a compelling spy thriller that hones the genre elements. … read more