Doug and Steve both enjoyed Dune but at a little different levels. Warren Miller's 72nd annual film plays this weekend in Utah and we here from a featured athlete. D is back for the return of an interesting Quirky Pick. The Movie Show with Doug Wright an

Doug and Steve agree: The Last Duel has some tough scenes to watch and it earns its R rating, but it is a solid film. Two incredible guests join the show this week: Tori Baker of the Salt Lake Film Society discusses re-openings and how they adjusted for t

No Time to Die may not be the greatest James Bond film, but it certainly isn't the worst either and a solid exit for Daniel Craig. "The Comish" Virginia Pearce of the Utah Film Commission is live and in-person for the first time in a seeming eternity. D r

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is the sequel to the 2018 Tom Hardy film Venom. Doug skipped this one but Steve says it feels vaguely familiar. The guys get an update on the major renovations nearly complete at The Gateway from Jeff Whipple. D is out this wee

Dear Evan Hansen is the feature film adaptation of the Broadway smash hit, but Doug and Steve are split on their feelings about it. The guys also talk with independent producer Adam Able about some of the great projects being produced here in Utah. D brin

Cry Macho is the latest from legendary actor and director Clint Eastwood, but Steve and Doug say it's far from his best. The guys also talk with independent producer, writer and director Garrett Batty. D rejoices at the return of Real Housewives of SLC du

Malignant is the new horror film from James Wan, the director behind Aquaman, Furious 7 and The Conjuring. The guys also talk to Jamie Farr, star of movies and television, including playing the role of Corporal Klinger in M*A*S*H. He will be appearing at

The guys enjoyed Marvel's latest outing, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, but argue that they aren't really rings. Robynn Garfield joins the guys live on-air for her last show as producer and discusses movie favorites for Halloween. D also joins

Candyman is the latest brain child of Jordan Peele, an unsettling horror story based on the 1992 film of the same name. The guys also talk to Jeff Johnson, the biggest name in movie casting in the Beehive State. D also joins to go over her Quirky Picks of

Merry Christmas from the Movie Show! Join the gang and a star-studded list of guests on this holiday special. We review Wonder Woman 1984 and a list of other festive openings just in time for your holiday viewing! The Movie Show with Doug Wright and Stev