Sean P. Means

Movie critic

801-257-8801

Sean P. Means

Movie critic

Sean P. Means joined The Tribune in 1991, and in 1993 became movie critic — reviewing movies, tracking the Utah film industry and, most importantly, covering the Sundance Film Festival. Besides movies, Means covers visual arts and other aspects of Utah culture. He can be heard delivering movie reviews on KXRK-FM's Radio From Hell program on Thursday mornings and is a frequent panelist and moderator for Salt Lake Comic Con, where he cosplays as a mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper.

Sean P. Means

Movie critic

Sean P. Means

Movie critic

Stories by Sean P.

As Eccles Theater opened, Pioneer Theatre’s ticket sales hit an all-time low. Then Pioneer braced for the ‘Hamilton’ tour at Eccles.

Sheriff says Millcreek woman’s beating death is a ‘horrific’ domestic-violence case. Now her husband could face the death penalty.

‘The audience loves and hates him’: Meet the guy who keeps FanX’s big show moving

Actor and Salt Lake City native Lindsay Pulsipher gets her first shot as a leading lady in ‘feel-good’ movie ‘God Bless the Broken Road’

Prospective Mormon missionaries will learn where they will be serving the new-fashioned way — by email

After its handling of a sexual-harassment complaint caused division, FanX comic convention is trying to heal the rift in Utah’s geek community. Some are still staying home.