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Sundance 2013: By the Book

What to expect from films based on the source material

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 16,2013 - Obligatory tautological disclaimer: A movie is a movie, and a book is a book. Not only can you not always judge a book by its cover, but you often can’t judge a movie by its book.

Cover Story

Sundance 2013: Track Records

Let directors' previous works guide you

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 16,2013 - You might not think you’ve seen too many movies by directors in the 2013 Sundance Film Festival lineup—but chances are good that you actually have.

Food & Drink

Sundance 2013: Food on the Go

Where to grab a quick bite in SLC

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 15,2013 - Local Sundance Film Festival attendees—and perhaps, particularly, Locals Quick Pass Holders—are often crunched for time and faced with limited eating options when racing from one downtown venue to another.

Film Reviews

Zero Dark Thirty

Deepening the moral complexity

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 11,2013 - A lot of generally intelligent people have said a lot of dumb things about Zero Dark Thirty, all likely with the best of intentions. Some have argued that it glorifies torture by showing that “enhanced interrogation methods”

Film Reviews

Gangster Squad

The Chicago way ... again

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 11,2013 - Early in Gangster Squad, circa-1949 Los Angeles crime kingpin Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) tells a Mafia rival he’s no longer beholden to the Italians in Chicago because he’s got a new vision for doing business.

Other A&E

Hogle Zoo & Living Planet

Location and attraction changes in 2013

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 7,2013 - With fiscal cliffs and end-of-days fears clouding the end of 2012 and even the start of the new year, it’s sometimes hard to get an optimistic view of the future.

Film Reviews

Promised Land

Land falls short of its promise

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 4,2013 - In the opening minutes of Promised Land, Steve Butler (Matt Damon)—a local representative for a massive energy company—awaits a meeting with a company boss as Butler is considered for a regional vice-president position.

Film Reviews

The Impossible

Raw, remarkably harrowing

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jan 4,2013 - Yes: There are fair reasons to be frustrated with The Impossible, director Juan Antonio Bayona’s fact-based account of a European family trying to survive the devastating tsunami that hit Southeast Asia

Film Reviews

Film: Tops of 2012

Ignoring the arbitrary "10"

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Dec 28,2012 - Somewhere along the line, the number 10 landed itself a really great publicist, with lists of the best and worst of anything locked into groupings that should make us pity that poor 11th-best anything.

Film Reviews

Les Miserables

Misses the power of its source

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Dec 21,2012 - Les Misérables misses the power of its source material.By Scott Renshawscottr@cityweekly.netMaybe it’s not necessary for me to lay out my Les Misérables bona fides. Maybe it doesn&
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