Pixar's Onward opens today. Is it a fun and unique family road trip movie or does it borrow too much from other films? Doug and Steve break it down. The coronavirus takes down James Bond, but not forever. And Patrick Hubley, Executive Director of the Utah Film Center, discusses the Tumbleweeds Film Festival for Kids.

Today’s films for review: Onward, The Way Back, Emma, Ordinary Love, Greed, Beneath Us, Baaghi 3

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It’s Black History Month and we are excited to have author-historian Donald Guillory of TheNecronomi.com to discuss the importance of the representation of diversity in the media.

The Invisible Man hits the theaters and we ask if audiences will see it.

Today’s big movie of the week is The Call of the Wild but there is a lesser-known horror movie that just might be Steve’s pick-of-the-week.

Today, filmmakers and fans show their support of the Utah Film industry at the state capital for Film Day at the Hill.

One Harley Quinn is back in theaters with some fantabulous friends in Birds of Prey, we have the review. Also, Oscar predictions.

The Movie Show takes over the Utah Film Studios for our Sundance 2020 special! We talk about all things Sundance and explore why the festival and film industry means so much for Utah.

Steve is not impressed with this week's reviews; ‘The Rhythm Section,’ and ‘Gretel and Hansel.’

Filmmaker and Production Manager Scott Chester joins the Movie Show to talk about his current Sundance film, Nine Days.

Guy Ritchie’s new action film The Gentlemen is making an impression on Doug & Steve, but the language in the movie is not for everyone.