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Bart was used in more than 20 films and television series, and actually is the only animal to hand out an Academy Award. In 1998, he helped present a category with actor Mike Myers.

This story poses an obviously silly scenario. A movie with a plot surrounding a bear that gets hold of a large amount of cocaine and consumes it is scheduled for release at theaters in the United States on February 24, 2023.

It's not a bad movie at all, and is certainly better than the newest Halloween Ends film. Man, did that one suck!

Filming has wrapped and a trailer has been released on a new movie that tells of the legend of a water creature that is said to live in the farthest southeast corner of Idaho in a lake that shares a border with Utah. The film is about a group of teenagers that set out to discover the truth behind the tale, and is set for a 2023 release.

With Halloween arriving on Sunday, this is the week that many families are gathering in front of the television and watching scary movies to get into the spirit. I recently watched a film I'd never even heard of on Netflix, and was blown away by how good it was.

I learned that some of the outdoor sequences in the film were shot in Washington State, as well as the city of Moscow, Idaho.

Idaho has its own beautifully shot film available to watch now.

With Christmas nearing, it was just brought to my attention that a holiday musical starring two movie and entertainment legends was filmed just 80 miles north of Twin Falls.

The new movie being shot in Boise is set to be released just in time for Halloween.

The actors (all but one) were people recruited off the street.

In the video, about a half dozen brave souls take the 480 foot leap to the canyon's bottom.

Lt. Thom: "We used to have a guy who was 6'11, and his name was Bishop. I called him "Big Ship."

Sgt Thom: "We used to have a guy who was 6'11, and his name was Bishop. I called him "Big Ship."

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – A popular theatrical release called “Meet the Mormons,” which highlights the stories of six different members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, hit movie theaters almost two years ago.