Playing at local movie theaters

Published: Friday, Jan. 23 2004 12:00 a.m. MST

The dramatic Canadian film "Seducing Dr. Lewis" is being screened at 10:30 p.m. Saturday at the Broadway Centre Cinemas in Salt Lake City as part of the Sundance Film Festival, which concludes this weekend.

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NEW FILMS FRIDAY

  • THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT — Ashton Kutcher stars in this sci-fi thriller about a man with the power to change the past. A selection of the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. R (violence, profanity, vulgarity, sex, gore, nudity, drug use, racial epithets). (Carmike 12, Century, Gateway, Holladay, Jordan Landing, Megaplex 12, Megaplex 17, Ritz.)

  • MONSTER — Charlize Theron is already receiving awards talk for her performance as convicted (and executed) killer Aileen Wuornos in this dramatic thriller. Christina Ricci co-stars. R (profanity, violence, vulgarity, sex, gore, rape, brief nudity, racial epithets). (Broadway.)

  • WIN A DATE WITH TAD HAMILTON! — Romantic comedy about a woman (Kate Bosworth) who doesn't notice that her best friend (Topher Grace) loves her, especially when she dates a movie star. PG-13 (vulgarity, profanity, brief drugs). (Carmike 12, Century, Gateway, Holladay, Jordan Landing, Megaplex 12, Megaplex 17, Ritz.)

SPECIAL SCREENINGS

  • ADRENALINE RUSH: THE SCIENCE OF RISK** 1/2 — This adventure can't make up its mind between being a documentary or an "extreme-sports" travelogue as sky diver Adrian Nicholas puts to a real-life test Leonardo da Vinci's 500-year-old sketch for a parachute. Large-screen format. Running time: 40 minutes. Not rated, probable G (nothing offensive). (Megaplex 17.) (April 22, 2003) — Ivan M. Lincoln

  • BEAVERS*** 1/2 — Cleverly tagged "the biggest dam movie ever made," this large-screen documentary is timed to be just long enough for most youngsters' brief attention spans. Large-screen format. Running time: 40 minutes. Not rated, probable G (nothing offensive). (Clark Planetarium IMAX Theater.) (May 23, 2003) — Ivan M. Lincoln

  • BUGS!*** — The 3-D format both helps and hurts this British-made documentary, which looks at the life cycles of butterflies and praying mantises; Judi Dench makes the perfect narrator. Large-screen format. Running time: 40 minutes. Not rated, probable G (violence). (Clark Planetarium IMAX Theater.) (Aug. 1, 2003)

  • MYSTERY OF THE MAYA — One of the first films made in the IMAX format, this 1995 documentary from Canadian television producer Barrie Howells examines the ancient Central American civilization. Large-screen format. Not rated, probable PG (violent images, partial nudity). (Megaplex 17.)

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