From ‘Rocketman’ to ‘Tolkien,’ 12 True-Life Films To See This Year
For moviegoers looking to see something beyond superhero films and animated flicks, a variety of 2019 biopics will spotlight notable heroes and stories.
This Documentary Is What A World That Has Forgotten The Holocaust Needs
Hopefully the new Holocaust documentary ‘Who Will Write Our History?’ will educate millennials about what happened and could happen again.
Its Boring Attack On Male Heroism Is Killing ‘Lego Movie 2’
Audiences tend to like the hero’s journey, not moviemakers who bludgeon audiences over the heads with morals and forced progressivism.
Top 6 Movies To Watch In Memory Of Albert Finney
When movie icons like Albert Finney die, the only true way to honor them as fans is to revisit their body of work with softer, more appreciative eyes.
‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ Offers A Timely Lesson On The Importance Of Mythology
Although it seems doomed for box office failure, ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ stands out as a children’s movie that refuses to rehash the same old lessons.
Peter Jackson’s World War I Documentary Is A Civilizational Triumph
‘They Shall Not Grow Old’ immortalizes and humanizes the ordinary British infantrymen who fought on the Western Front, and were then forgotten.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Biopic ‘On The Basis Of Sex’ Is A Terrible Movie
It’s not an issue with her politics––overly fawning, anachronistic, poorly paced portrayals of anyone’s life should get on your nerves.
How ‘Mary Poppins’ Forever Changed My Family And The World
Many consider ‘Mary Poppins’ just a film from a bygone era. Yet because it made Disney World a reality, the movie changed countless lives, including mine.
Paul Scheer Needs A New Podcast Co-Host For ‘Unspooled’
This podcast should be fantastic. The premise of a charismatic comedian experiencing many of these treasured movies for the first time held promise.
‘Bird Box’ Puts Into Stark Relief The West’s Pressure To Kill The Disabled
The Sandra Bullock film’s rescuers really spark the imagination when one takes into account the successful eugenics practice of abortion in Iceland.
‘Mary, Queen of Scots’ Is A Disappointing Feminist Feast
‘Mary, Queen of Scots’ is as disappointing for a student of history as Netflix’s ‘Anne with an E’ is to any devoted fan of Sullivan’s true classic.
25 Worst Movies Of 2018 That Hollywood Hopes We’ll Forget
There was plenty of garbage released into theaters in 2018, so recognizing those misfires is always a lark.
Black Mirror’s Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Movie ‘Bandersnatch’ Is A Technical Tour De Force
‘Bandersnatch’ is a breakthrough experiment in audience interactivity, and driving Internet obsessives to geek out over its endless potential story permutations.
High-Profile Films Show How To Bravely Discuss Race In 2018
Many of the films depicting the African-American experience this year are admirable, but the most meaningful one is, ironically, by the man who made ‘Dumb and Dumber.’
After Watching ‘The American Meme,’ You’ll Never Again Want To Be Internet Famous
Paris Hilton says she hears camera clicks and flashes even when they’re not there.
No, No, No: ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ Isn’t Socialist, Okay?
In the Boston Herald, Michael Graham argues both that ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ is a bad film on a technical level and that its message is bad.
Netflix’s ‘Watership Down’ Miniseries Is Worth Watching, Even For Kids
‘Watership Down’ is both a deeply, fantastically imagined mythology, and an epic adventure story full of thrills and hair-breadth escapes whose appeal to all ages will never stale.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Gets Dubious Star Treatment In ‘On the Basis of Sex’
The film’s worshipful portrayal of Ginsburg as a pioneering champion of equal rights for women provides no indication of an intellectual inconsistency that would have shown her as fallibly human.
Film Critics’ Insufferable Wokeness Is Reinstituting A Moral Code For Movies
Every Oscar loss, every protest, and every mass wave of slanted criticism has an effect on what Hollywood greenlights, and how bold films can be.
Watch This Dude Climb 3,200 Feet Of Granite With No Harness In ‘Free Solo’
The film wrestles with the question: Where does physical challenge cross the line into a disregard for the value of human life?
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