Scott Renshaw is a film critic at Salt Lake City Weekly. He focuses on the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news, while also exploring broader themes in arts and culture, including climate change and the environment. Scott's work has been featured in Monterey County Weekly, MiceChat, and Salt Lake City Weekly.
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Scott Renshaw's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on film reviews and movie releases. He also covers events in the local Utah and Salt Lake City area.
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Minions & Monsters; Young Washington; Enola Holmes 3; Maddie's Secret
By: Scott Renshaw
The Invite ***1/2 It’s clear that buried inside The Invite —director/co-star Olivia Wilde’s adaptation of the 2020 Spanish feature Sentimental —is a sincere “comedy of remarriage” waiting to emerge. Whether or not it succeeds in that genre might not matter when you’ve got moments where the big laughs are coming so fast, one on top of the other, that it becomes absolutely euphoric.
By: Scott Renshaw
Heated Rivalry Comedy Show; Wasatch Wildflower Festival; Melissa Bunker at King’s English
By: Scott Renshaw
A theatrical reminder that we can still laugh while fighting the good fight.
Moana; The Invite; Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass; Rose of Nevada; Romería
By: Scott Renshaw
Ballet West Summit Festival; Milk & Mayhem at King’s English; The Sting & Honey Company: The Far Gaze
By: Scott Renshaw
In the peak of summer, find a spot to cool down in the water.
By: Mark Dago, Arica Roberts, Emilee Atkinson, Laney Hansen, Scott Renshaw
Local Music Issue
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The Odyssey; Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World
