Rebooted “Hellboy” Is Damned By Hollywood Hypocrisy And Bad Casting
Instead of relying on subtlety and letting the source material shine, the filmmakers succumbed to the allure of cheap gore and bad casting.
Stephen King’s ‘Pet Sematary’ Broods On Resurrection And Guilt
The film implies the dead should have been left alone for their souls to enter the afterlife, but filmmakers chose not to beat viewers over the head here.
We Hide The Truth About Abortion Because It Condemns Us All
We are a culture awash in self-acceptance. This is seldom more apparent than in the way we speak of—and try not to speak of—abortion.
Netflix’s ‘The Highwaymen’ Is a Balanced And Glamor-Free Take On The Bonnie And Clyde Saga
Netflix’s ‘The Highwaymen’ shows Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson in top form, honoring their characters while acknowledging their flaws.
Despite Numerous Roadblocks, ‘Unplanned’ Movie Wildly Outperformed Expectations
When the weekend totals came in, ‘Unplanned’ managed to earn more than double the projections, totaling $6.11 million. That means it features in more theaters this weekend.
Netflix’s ‘The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind’ Tells A Young Inventor’s Inspirational Tale
In Netflix’s ‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,’ viewers follow a 14-year-old who constructed a wind turbine and saved his family from starvation.
‘Unplanned’ Shows That Witnessing An Ultrasound Can Change Everything
The story of Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood clinic director turned pro-life activist, should remind us all that abortion hurts living babies.
‘Unplanned’ Is The Courageous Abortion Film We’ve Been Waiting For
It explores dynamics within the pro-life movement between sidewalk counselors who offer hope to women and protestors who take a more aggressive approach.
‘Triple Frontier’ Puts The Spotlight Back On Male Friendship
Netflix’s ‘Triple Frontier’ is a movie about the one thing that’s been banished from our entertainment—friendship between men.
‘Apollo 11’ Is A Momentous Documentary Of A Cold War Triumph
‘Apollo 11’ is mythical and patriotic, but does not eschew the hard science that was required to get Americans on the moon.
Podcast: Best And Worst Films Of The Last Year With Kyle Smith
National Review’s Critic-at-large Kyle Smith joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss movies, television, and this year’s Academy Awards.
Reviewing This Year’s Academy Awards: Critical Acclaim Vs. Audience Popularity
Catch Washington Post Film Critic Ann Hornaday on this episode Federalist Radio Hour.
‘How To Train Your Dragon’ 3 Illustrates The Power Of Prioritizing Marriage Over Friends
This family film underscores a type of love that doesn’t die after stepping aside. Instead, mundane mystery that it is, friendship becomes fulfilled and glorified when it makes way for life.
How The Oscars Can Find Their Way Out Of The Identity Politics Wilderness
It’s a time for the Oscars to celebrate stories that challenge us to be the best we can be and give us heroes to emulate.
Podcast: Where Did Identity Politics Come From And Where Is It Taking Us?
David Azerrad argues that identity politics fosters hatred, and a school of thought that believes that America is a supremacist regime, and an oppressor of people groups.
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.
Liam Neeson Loves Heroes With Guns In Movies But Not In Real Life
Liam Neeson has built a career on wielding guns in Hollywood-created action movies, but he still demonizes gun owners and manufacturers.
Box Office Surprise Hit ‘The Upside’ Isn’t The Only Film Weinstein’s Fall Set Back
After a scandal breaks, how should a movie company deal with all the films that are in production and slated for release?
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.
‘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.
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