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Deputy enterprise editor for sltrib.com. Movie reviews at moviecricket.net, and on @RadioFromHell, Fridays at 7 a.m. He/him.
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On the Utah set of ‘The Chosen,’ crews prepare for Jesus’ resurrection — and the show’s final season

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By Sean Means 
| The Salt Lake Tribune
Goshen • Among the people in first-century Jerusalem, clad in sandals and broadcloth linen tunics, Dallas Jenkins stands out in a gray T-shirt and black pants. Jenkins is the creator, director, writer and guiding light of “The Chosen,” the biblical TV drama that this month is shooting part of its seventh and final season at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Motion Picture Studios South Campus, outside Goshen in southern Utah County.
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Review: 'The Furious' is an inventive Hong Kong martial-arts movie with fast and bloody action from start to finish

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By Sean Means 
| moviecricket.net
Pick practically anything off the shelf at a Home Depot, and the folks behind “The Furious” will turn it into a weapon — creating the most endlessly inventive and freakishly violent martial-arts movie this side of “The Raid” movies. In an unnamed southeast Asian country, Wang Wei (Xie Miao) works quietly to provide for himself and his daughter, Rainy (Yang Enyou), who communicates with her mute father using sign language.
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Review: 'Stop! That! Train!' adds a campy spin to the 'Airplane!' disaster-spoof genre, with 'RuPaul's Drag Race' alums and a lot of cameos

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By Sean Means 
| moviecricket.net
The wild and wacky “Stop! That! Train!” is a broad, goofy parody of ‘70s disaster movies that puts a lot of faith in the comedy stylings of several alums of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” including RuPaul Charles themself. The action takes place aboard the Glamazonian Express, a high-priced high-speed train where every rail attendant worth their tray tables wants to work. Tess (played by Ginger Minj) and Deedee (played by Jujubee) work, instead, at a low-rent rival company, Stank Rail.
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