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Because I always relish the opportunity to piss off adolescent girls -- and their mothers -- here's this morning's Fox 13 Good Day Utah spot, in which I sneer at sparkly vampires and feel-good drama.
The 2003 documentary The Yes Men introduced the world to anti-corporate pranksters Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonnano, who pose as business and government spokespeople for the purpose of delivering absurdly satirical speeches and presentations. Their adventures continue in The Yes Men Fix the World, opening at Salt Lake City's Broadway Centre on Friday -- and you can ask a real live Yes Man all about why they do what they do.
An extremely busy weekend for local releases across the city. So busy we have to start a day early to pick up one happening tonight. Damn... November kicked off quickly!
Get ready, regular visitors to Fashion Place mall. You are soon to encounter the shrieking of a lifetime.
No, it's not January yet, but that doesn't mean you can't get chances to ask filmmakers questions at the Tower Theatre.
Academy Award-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black lent his voice to upcoming feature documentary 8: The Mormon Proposition, about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' involvement in the California's Proposition 8 that banned gay marriage.
Holy fetch, this documentary looks hotter than "pig sex"! The trailer for "8: The Mormon Proposition" hit the Internets yesterday and it looks powerful.
Flick Clique is here -- and we don't just work 9 to 5.
If you don't already know about City Weekly's new online club for cinemaphiles and movie-lovers of all stripes, check in here. Better yet, join us Saturday, Oct. 17 at midnight at the Tower Theatre for the "Tower of Terror" screening of Shaun of the Dead. Your humble film critic will be on hand to give away horror DVDs to those who can answer our graduate-level horror movie trivia questions. Do you dare face the challenge?
Come for the free stuff, and stay for the "zom-edy." And sign up for Flick Clique, so you can be part of the next cool event.
Time for another new feature at City Weekly's new Flick Clique online movie site: "Flicks in Pieces," a chance to look not at entire movies, but at the individual bits of them that we love or hate.