On the screen: Movies now in Utah theaters

NEW FRIDAY

8: THE MORMON PROPOSITION — ★½ — A heavy-handed, supposed nonfiction feature that makes Michael Moore look "subtle" by comparison. Running time: 78 minutes; R (profanity, slurs, violence, vulgarity, brief drugs, torture)

EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP — ★★★½ — A brilliantly untrustworthy documentary that becomes an act of provocation unto itself. Running time: 78 minutes; R (profanity) — Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune

JONAH HEX — Josh Brolin plays the grizzled Civil War veteran in this Western based on the popular DC Comics character. Running time: 81 minutes; PG-13 (violence)

PLEASE GIVE — ★★★ — This bittersweet comedy-drama's observations about guilt and mourning are unexpectedly moving and effective. Running time: 90 minutes; R (profanity, nudity, drugs, brief sex, slurs, vulgarity)

TOY STORY 3 — ★★★★ — The animated "three-quel" is funny, thrilling, smart and even a little touching — and is easily the best film of the summer so far. Running time: 103 minutes; G (violence, vulgarity, slurs)

NEW WEDNESDAY

KNIGHT AND DAY — Action comedy starring Cameron Diaz as a kidnapped woman who begins aiding her on-the-run captor (Tom Cruise). To be reviewed when it opens next week; running time: 110 minutes; PG-13 (violence, profanity)

MIDNIGHT MOVIE

TOWER NIGHT 'N' NOON SERIES — This week's film is "Purple Rain" (1984). A schedule is available at www.saltlakefilmsociety.org. (June 18-20: Tower)

KIDS MATINEES

CINEMARK SUMMER MOVIE CLUBHOUSE — This week's films include "Arctic Tale" and "Paul Blart: Mall Cop." A schedule is available at www.cinemark.com/summermovieclubhouse. (June 22-24: Cinemark American Fork, Jordan Landing, Sandy 9, Tinseltown Layton, Tinseltown Ogden)

SCERA SUMMER MATINEES — This week's films are "Coraline" and "Hannah Montana: The Movie." A schedule is available at www.scera.org. (June 21-24, 10 and 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m.: SCERA, Orem)