Friday has rolled around again and the review squad is locked in. Patrick Beatty links up with Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn to sift through this week’s stacked slate: from the absurd sci-fi dark comedy Bugonia, to the gothic re-imagining of Frankenstein, a high-stakes casino tale in Ballad of a Small Player, a twisted reinterpretation of Ibsen in Hedda, and the eerie prequel series IT: Welcome to Derry. Whether you’re theater-bound or streaming from home, we’ve got you covered on what to watch and what to maybe skip.
On this weeks See it or Skip It, delve into the fun with Patrick, Leo, and Kent, as they review Regretting You, Shelby Oaks, and the new Bruce Springsteen music biopic. Plus, whats out on streaming with The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, A House of Dynamite, and more!
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Friday’s here, and your “See It or Skip It” crew is picking up the phone and calling out some good picks of the week. Tomatometer-approved critic Patrick Beatty, as well as Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn, dig into the supernatural terror of “Black Phone 2”, to the heavenly chaos of “Good Fortune”, and Julia Roberts in “After the Hunt”.
Then on streaming, learn about the life and craft of the auteur himself in “Mr. Scorsese” on Apple TV, the horrifying truths of “The Perfect Neighbor” on Netflix, and the comedic intrigue of “The Chair Company” on HBO Max. We’re covering theater, streaming, docs, and genre. Let’s get into it.
Utah's favorite and #1 movie review show is back! Patrick Beatty, Rebecca Frost & Kent Dunn are sorting the cinematic wheat from the chaff. This week’s lineup is stealing the show with "Roofman" bringing a wild true-crime twist to the big screen, "Tron: Ares" creating a new chapter in the long-awaited saga. Prime Video debuts the "John Candy: I Like Me" doc delving into the laughs, and we salute "Casper" on its 30th anniversary. Strap in, cause these are the films you need to know whether you’re streaming, theater-bound, or somewhere in between.
It’s that time again—Friday is here and Utah’s favorite movie review is back with takes on this week’s wildest releases. Rotten Tomatometer-approved critic Patrick Beatty teams up with UFCA critic and podcaster Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn to break down the must-sees, the streaming surprises, and the skips. From the adrenaline of "One Battle After Another" and the raw Dwayne Johnson led biopic of "The Smashing Machine", to the horror story of "Good Boy" and the Hulu comedy "Chad Powers", plus chilling true crime in "Unknown Number" and the Netflix horror "Monster: The Ed Gein Story" and "Steve", this week has something for every type of watch.
It’s Friday, which means Utah’s favorite review show is back with fresh takes and plenty of hot picks. Tomatometer-approved film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by UFCA critic and podcaster Rebecca Frost to break down this week’s biggest releases.
From the supernatural sports thriller “HIM,” to Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell’s dreamy “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,” to the crime-comedy chaos of “London Calling.” Plus streaming hits with Netflix’s “Haunted Hotel,” the return of “Gen V” on Prime Video, and Jason Bateman and Jude Law in Netflix’s dark new series “Black Rabbit.”
Whether it’s a Stephen King Adaptation, a cozy British Historical Fiction, or the reunion of an iconic classic rock band, there are plenty of options in the theaters this weekend to unwind with. Plus, on streaming a new HBO Max series “Task”, and the Netflix two-part documentary “aka Charlie Sheen”.
Join Tomatometer-Approved critic Patrick Beatty with guest UFCA critic Kent Dunn, as they explore “The Long Walk”, Downton Abby: The Grand Finale”, and “Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues”. Utah’s biggest movie review show is back.
Utah's favorite review show is back, and Tomatometer-Approved critic Patrick Beatty has scares, musicals, and office sitcoms for your weekend watches. Join Patrick and UFCA film critic Kent Dunn, as well as Leo Zavala aka "Movies with Leo" as we break down what's worth seeing and have a unique discussion about physical media and the importance of owning your content.
Utah's #1 movie and TV review show is back, and Tomatometer-Approved film critic Patrick Beatty has the right picks for your weekend. This week, Patrick, along with UFCA film critics Kent Dunn and Rebecca Frost, is covering the new Austin Butler crime thriller in "Caught Stealing" and selling the marital "Woeses" with Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman in "The Roses". Then, Peter Dinklage serves up some bloody mayhem in "The Toxic Avenger," plus, what's new on streaming with "The Thursday Murder Club" and "Peacemaker Season 2." Grab a snack and settle in, cause this week is full of good picks!
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🎬 Welcome to See It or Skip ItYour home for reviews, celebrity interviews, and sharp takes on what’s worth your dollar in film and streaming. Created and hosted by Patrick Beatty, a Rotten Tomatometer-approved critic and member of the Critics' Choice and Utah Film Critics Association.🎥 New videos weeklyMovie reviews, streaming breakdowns, exclusive interviews, festival recaps, and more. If it’s on your screen, we’ve got thoughts.👀 Watch full episodes of See It or Skip It on News4Utah+ via any Roku, Apple TV, and Fire TV Devices and ABC4.com and Utah's #1 lifestyle show, Good Thing Utah.🔔 Subscribe & Join the SquadDon’t miss a single drop. Hit that bell like it owes you money.👉 https://linktr.ee/seeitorskipitreviews📲 Let’s ConnectInstagram: @patrickbeattyreviewsTikTok: patrickbeattyreviewsTwitter/X: @patbreviewsWebsite: seeitorskipitreviews.com🎧 Press, Collabs, & BookingInterested in working together, setting up interviews, or pitching a campaign? Let’s talk.📬 Email: DM via social media: https://linktr.ee/seeitorskipitreviews🎞️ Dive Deeper• Full Movie Reviews → https://bit.ly/4fa0b73• Interviews → https://bit.ly/4m9nobM• Festival Coverage → https://bit.ly/417mynS#SeeItOrSkipIt | #MovieReview | #FilmTok | #RottenTomatoesCritic
For this week’s See It or Skip It, ABC4 Film Critic and Tomatometer-Approved Critic Patrick Beatty, along with UFCA critics Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn, have a balanced meal of content for your weekend. From the return of beloved comedy animation to Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan returning to their Disney roots in “Freaky Friday”. This week is packed with fun, let’s get into it.
For this week’s See It or Skip It, ABC4 Film Critic and Tomatometer-Approved Critic Patrick Beatty is bringing the hot takes and hotter popcorn debates with two voices in the Utah critic game, Rebecca Frost and Kent Dunn. From superhero animation to satirical slapstick, this week is packed with fun, but possibly the worst film of the year? Let’s get into it.
#patrickbeattyreviews #moviereviews #seeitorskipit #happygilmore2 #fantasticfour This week on “See It or Skip It,” Tomatometer Approved film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by UFCA critics Rebecca Frost, Kent Dunn, and special guest Cedric Haynes, as they dive into a fantastic mix of movies on the big and small screen. From Marvel Studios’ “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”, to Netflix’s “Happy Gilmore 2” and a new A24 drama, “Sorry, Baby”, with exclusive interviews with the cast. Let’s get into it.
This week on “See It or Skip It,” Rotten Tomatoes film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by professional scene-stealer and UFCA critic Rebecca Frost, as they dive into a wild mix of movies and shows that may bring the heat or crash in flames. From A24’s pandemic panic-inducing “Eddington”, to Netflix’s viral “K-Pop Demon Hunters” and a new “Smurfs” musical with exclusive interviews with the cast, we’ve got the breakdown for all your weekend watches.
This week on “See It or Skip It,” Rotten Tomatoes film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by Utah favorites Rebecca Frost, Kent Dunn, and Tracy Mangum for a wild ride through a Super lineup of films. From reboots to prehistoric throwdowns, the panel breaks down what’s worth your money and what you can safely scroll past.
This weekend on “See It or Skip It”, Utah film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by Rebecca Frost, Kent Dunn, and, for his final appearance on the show, Richard Bonaduce. The team takes on the biggest new releases, including Brad Pitt’s racing drama “F1® The Movie”, the return of the killer doll in “M3GAN 2.0”, the final season of “Squid Game”, season 4 of “The Bear”, and Marvel’s latest series, “Ironheart”. Find out what’s worth seeing and what to skip.
This week on “See It or Skip It”, Patrick Beatty is joined by Kent Dunn, and Richard Bonaduce to guide you through a slew of cinematic experiences, from post-apocalyptic dread in “28 Years Later” to Pixar’s feel‑good space mission “Elio;” from the sea‑bound disaster of “Trainwreck: Poop Cruise” to two iconic Batmen rebooting Gotham on their milestone anniversaries. Whether you’re chasing chills, heart, or nostalgia, these critics have your watch list.
This week on “See It or Skip It: we’re training dragons because the entertainment gods have blessed us with everything from live-action fantasy to fascinating documentaries. Joining the panel are two of our favorite fire-starters: Richard Bonaduce and Kent Dunn. We’ve got thoughts, and they’re loud.
This week, Patrick Beatty is joined by Rebecca Frost and Richard Bonaduce to dissect a litter of new releases. From the high-octane action of “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” to the whimsical espionage of “The Phoenician Scheme,” the trio navigates through tales of cosmic introspection in “The Life of Chuck,” the trials of adulthood in FX’s “Adults,” and the heartfelt humor of “Mike Birbiglia: The Good Life.” Whether you’re in the mood for action, laughs, or a touch of the surreal, we’ve got the scoop on what’s worth your screen time and paycheck.
