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We’re breaking down “Michael” — does it live up to the hype?
“Mother Mary” — bold or just trying too hard?
“Invincible” Season 4 — still one of the best in the game or starting to slip? 💥
“Beef” Season 2 — can lightning strike twice?
And the “Hulk Hogan” documentary… yeah, we gotta talk about that one.

No fluff. No playing nice. Just what’s worth your time — and what’s not.

Watch now and decide for yourself 👇

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This week on See It or Skip It, 🍅 Tomatometer-Approved Critic Patrick Beatty is joined by Utah Film Critics Kent Dunn and Rebecca Frost to break down what’s actually worth your time this weekend.

🌍 You, Me, & Tuscany
🎭 Hamlet
📺 Plus Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, Thrash, an FLDS documentary, and more

Whether you’re hitting theaters or staying in, we’ve got you covered.

🎥 Screening at the Utah Film Center

Kick back, recline, and lock in your weekend watchlist.

Three Utah critics enter, but there can only be one big winner for this movie weekend. Join Rotten Tomatometer-Approved Critic Patrick Beatty alongside Utah Film Critics Kent Dunn and Rachel Wagner, as they dust off their nintendo cartridges to review the new "Super Mario Galaxy Movie", A24's "The Drama", plus, "Pizza Movie" and the Lamar Odom Netflix documentary.

Put your chair in the recline position, cause the number one movie and TV review show in Utah has got you covered for what to see. This episode screening from the Utah Film Center.

This week on See It or Skip It, join Utah film critic and Rotten Tomatometer Critic Patrick Beatty alongside Baconsale Podcast, Showtime Showdown & UFCA critic Kent Dunn, in a new home for the show at the Utah Film Center!

Buckle up for the bloody "They Will Kill You", Vince Vaughn and Vince Vaughn in "Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice", Celebrating "The Mummy Returns" Re-Release to theaters, & "Daredevil Born Again" Season 2 Premiere. Plus, entering into the Manosphere with Louis Theroux, and ending with a belly full of laughs with the new Jeff Ross stand-up special.

Grab some popcorn, cause the number one movie review show in Utah is back and better than ever!

The road to the 2026 Academy Awards is heating up, and the predictions are already flying. In the latest episode of “See It or Skip It,” film critic Patrick Beatty sits down with fellow Utah Film Critics Association members Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn to break down the films that could dominate Hollywood’s biggest night.

Plus, reviews for the highly anticipated “Project Hail Mary,” the indie film “Undertone,” and a throwback look at the fan favorite “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze.” From awards speculation to pure movie fandom, the discussion covers what’s generating buzz right now and what audiences should keep on their radar.

It also marks the end of an era, as this episode serves as the final ABC4-hosted “See It or Skip It” segment produced during Beatty’s time at ABC4. Like any great movie ending, though, it feels less like a goodbye and more like the setup for the next act.

What should you watch this week? On this episode of "See It or Skip It", film critic Patrick Beatty breaks down some of the biggest new movies hitting theaters and streaming.

This week’s panel includes Rebecca Frost, Kent Dunn, and Chaz Campbell Evans as they dive into Pixar’s new animated adventure "Hoppers", Netflix’s action packed "War Machine", the upcoming monster romance "The Bride", and the offbeat documentary "Andre Is An Idiot."

Patrick also brings exclusive interviews with Bobby Moynihan and Piper Curda from Pixar’s "Hoppers", plus Alan Ritchson and director Patrick Hughes from Netflix’s "War Machine." From behind the scenes stories to honest reactions about what’s worth your time, the crew helps you decide what to watch next.

The phone rings. Thirty years later, we’re still picking up.
This week on See It or Skip It, we celebrate 30 years of Scream and review Scream 7, ranking Ghostfaces, debating final girls, and breaking down every wild reveal from Woodsboro to now.
Joined by Kent Dunn, Rebecca Frost, and Scream officianato Brooks Bird.
Plus, interviews with Juno Temple for “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” and the director of “Man on the Run,” spotlighting the legend Paul McCartney.
Mask on. Lights off. See it… or skip it? 🔪🎬
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This week on See It or Skip It, the group chat is loud, and the popcorn is hot. I’m joined by UFCA Members Rebecca Frost from the Geekshow Podcast and TV Show In Space, plus UFCA Critic Tracy Mangum. Join in on the fun as we cover "Nirvana The Band The Show The Movie", Glenn Powell in "How To Make A Killing", and investigate the new Elizabeth Smart documentary with one of the featured interviewees of the show, ABC4 Good Things Utah Co-Creator and Host Nicea DeGering. It's a plethora of pics, which one are you choosing?

This week on See It or Skip It, the group chat is loud, and the popcorn is hot. ABC4 Film Critic and Celebrity Interviewer Patrick Beatty is joined by UFCA Members Rebecca Frost from the Geekshow Podcast and TV Show In Space, plus Kent Dunn from the Baconsale Podcast and Showtimeshowdown, and we’re jumping into a lineup stacked with star power and “swing for the fences” ambition. From Sony Animation’s “GOAT” to a preview of HBO Max’s “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” to Sam Rockwell’s chaos energy in “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” and Emerald Fennell’s glossy, gothic take on “Wuthering Heights” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, we’re sorting the must watches from the maybe laters. Some titles soar. Some stumble. All of them get the full breakdown.

This week on “See It or Skip It,” Rotten Tomatometer-approved film critic Patrick Beatty is back with a new list of weekend watches. Joined by Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn, they dive headfirst into “Send Help”, crawl through the claustrophobic chaos of “Iron Lung”, sink their teeth into “Dracula”, and unpack the wonderful “Wonder Man”. Plus, they rewind the tape on Sundance 2026.