What Should You Watch? The Latest From Netflix, Indie Studios, And Comedy
Need a new show to binge? Ellie Bufkin and Ben Domenech discuss the good and bad of what’s been coming out of Hollywood, Netflix, and streaming platforms lately.
What ‘Gosnell’ Media Censors Don’t Want You To See Is A True-Crime Drama About Abortion
This film isn’t only a movie to see if you’re ardently pro-life. This is a movie for anyone interested in crime, in justice, in health care, and in reform.
Ryan Gosling Sleepwalks As Neil Armstrong In Downbeat ‘First Man’
‘First Man’ has a plot, but seems to be shot at a remove from the characters, meanders without becoming involving, and has puzzling ideas about children.
Why The Original ‘Planet Of The Apes’ Remains A Classic
There is good reason the Library of Congress chose only the original for preservation for being ‘culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.’
Scary-Good ‘Venom’ Is Perfect Halloween Season Antihero
‘Venom’ is the first movie in what Sony hopes to construct as a separate universe from the one where Spider-Man now hangs out with The Avengers.
Flix It: Revisiting Clint Eastwood’s Revisionist Western, ‘Unforgiven’
On this episode of the podcast ‘Flix It,’ hosts David Marcus and Ellie Bufkin stream the 1992 western, ‘Unforgiven.’
Ignore ‘The Predator’s’ Low Reviews. It’s A Good Movie
It fails to rise above its genre, but ‘The Predator’ is rescued in part by the symbolism of family love, which reveals a deep emotional humanism that should have received far more praise.
‘Lizzie’ Celebrates Murder As Feminist Empowerment
The film is designed to celebrate Lizzie Borden’s 18 axe blows to her stepmother and the 10 or 11 to her father as feminist empowerment.
15 Worst Bombs Among Summer 2018 Movies
For this cinema cynic, who glories in the misfires and crater-producing duds, there is not as much wreckage to pick through this year, but there are still ample failures to be found.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Is A Hit Not Because It’s About Asians, But Because It’s About Humans
The effort to make this movie somehow fit the identity politics of our age and our country have bordered on the comical.
Flix It: ‘Clerks’ Is Still A Great Movie
On the second episode of , “Flix It,” David Marcus and Ellie Bufkin rewatch the 1994 indie film, “Clerks.”
This New Podcast Can Help You Decide What To Watch Next On Netflix
In the new podcast, “Flix It,” Ellie Bufkin and David Marcus revisit lesser known movies available on Netflix that may or may not be worth streaming.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Is Funny And Successful Because It’s Not Woke
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ surpassed $25 million in ticket sales in the opening weekend across both the United States and Canada, beating Mark Wahlberg’s action thriller ‘Mile 22.’
In ‘Slender Man,’ Hollywood Monetized A Nearly Murdered Child’s Trauma
Hollywood often turns real-life tragedies into films, but in this case the victim is still suffering the effects of the attack. Does anyone care?
This Hawaiian Veteran’s Win For Gun Rights Would Be A Perfect Movie
George Young’s story would make a good drama about what 21st century America could learn from previous generations and how an aging patriot conceives of his legacy.
‘BlacKkKlansman’ Undercuts Its Message By Wildly Overplaying Its Material
The extra ‘K’ that makes the movie’s title look ridiculous is emblematic of what’s wrong with the film as a whole: it ends up being an unnecessary and distracting detraction.
How Conservatives Benefit From A Disrupted Media Industry
Actor, author, and commentator Michael Knowles joins this episode of Federalist Radio to discuss Hollywood, comedy, and owning the libs.
‘Teen Titans Go! To The Movies’ Is A Smart, Fun Romp For Kids And Parents
Just like the television show, ‘Teen Titans Go! To The Movies’ delivers a good time for people of all ages.
Denzel Washington’s ‘Equalizer 2’ Is Not ‘Revenge Porn,’ But A Strong Film About Justice
The critics of this Denzel Washington film have ignored its underlying morality that others of this type lack.
True Crime Drama ‘Gosnell’ Beats Lawfare, Coverups To Hit Theatres Backed By $2 Million In Crowdfunding
This fall, ‘Superman’ actor Dean Cain portrays the Philadelphia investigator who brought serial killer Dr. Kermit Gosnell to justice.
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