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Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Jun 8, 2008
The blame for the existence of this weekly column goes, as so many things do, to "South Park." Back in 1999, when the movie "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" was released, I found I had more to say about it than …
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - May 24, 2008
Every January at the Sundance Film Festival and every June at the Sundance Institute's Filmmakers Labs, people stress the importance of following your own muse.
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - May 4, 2008
We live in the age of information bombardment. We listen to our iPods while exercising, multitask on the commute (especially when the WiFi is working on the TRAX trains), absorb information from an array of sources …
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Apr 27, 2008
One thing I've learned about the "comments" sections on the stories on The Salt Lake Tribune's Web site: After the first five or 10 comments, it's not about the story anymore - it's about the commenters arguing with …
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Mar 22, 2008
It seems like every week we in the news business hear about another paper cutting staff. Every time it happens, it seems, at least one of the jobs cut is the movie critic's.
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Dec 15, 2007
Just in time for Christmas, critics groups across the nation are bestowing gifts upon their favorite movies of 2007. So far, groups in New York, Boston, Chicago and Washington, D.
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Dec 9, 2007
The house lights went down, the movie started and we could see there were problems the second the Universal Pictures logo hit the screen. First off, the logo was out of focus - a common problem, usually fixed with a …
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Dec 2, 2007
The old saying goes, "In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king." Similarly, Sundance Film Festival director Geoff Gilmore is right now - more than any other time of the year - king of the independent-film …
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Nov 25, 2007
Hard to believe that Hollywood's studios and networks - the esteemed minds who thought the world would flock to see "Nancy Drew" and watch "Viva Laughlin" - could be wrong about anything.
Salt Lake Tribune:Movies - Oct 21, 2007
Making a movie can be like throwing a rock in a pond. You never know how big a splash it will make, or how far the ripples will travel. But can a movie change the world?