Not Even The Jedi Are Good Enough For Social Justice Warriors
Tortured academics who destroy our heroes and misrepresent the moral contradictions of Star Wars seem to believe they are the only moral authority left standing.
Kurt Warner Biopic ‘American Underdog’ Brings The Quarterback’s Faith Story To The Big Screen
“American Underdog” straddles the line between two genres: an inspirational sports biopic and a small-town love story where local church and personal beliefs play a significant role.
Quentin Tarantino’s Deeply Personal Examination Of Hollywood Legends Is Now A Book
In the novelization of his most recent film, ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,’ the famed director entertains and offers some surprisingly intimate and unguarded commentary on his love of movies.
Cold War Thriller ‘The Courier’ Explores The Personal Side Of Espionage
Featuring Benedict Cumberbatch as a salesman-turned-unlikely-spy, this potent biopic portrays how secret agents sacrifice for the good of others.
Daily Wire Announces ‘Shut In’ As First Original Film, Aims To Undercut Hollywood ‘Monopoly’
‘Shut In,’ announced Wednesday as The Daily Wire’s first original film, will be an important test.
‘Jungle Cruise’ Proves Disney Doesn’t Actually Mind Offensive Stereotypes
The Walt Disney Company will continue to peddle woke talking points while disparaging the people they claim to champion when it can make them a quick buck.
Crime Drama ‘Stillwater’ Explores The West’s Identity Crisis – And The Ties That Promise Hope
‘Stillwater’ begins as an engaging crime thriller, but its emotional investment in Bill Baker’s fight to save Allison is what connects us with the story.
Action And Charisma Can’t Make Up For Hollow Storytelling In Disney’s ‘Jungle Cruise’
Neither theme-park ride nostalgia nor A-list stars Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Emily Blunt can save mediocre ‘Pirates’-lite adventure flick.
Disney’s ‘Jungle Cruise’ Reminds Us Why The ‘Strong Female Lead’ Is So Uninspiring
Why does Disney think the solution to historical sexism is for women to try and one-up the arrogance they can’t stand from men?
Podcast: Three New Movies That Capture Current Cultural Angst
As people return to theaters in-person, current big budget films disappoint, while these three films are avaialble to stream and will outperform their budgets.
Why We Love To Watch Stories About Ships
While unoccupied, a ship is but ordinary inert matter, but when manned by skilled personnel and commanded by a competent captain, she comes to life.
Lebron James Is No Michael Jordan, And That’s Why ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ Is A Failure
Hollywood executives misread what exactly made the original ‘Space Jam’ so great, and spike their new version with shameless money-grabs along the way.
Why Do Democrats Support Sending U.S. Taxpayer Dollars To Help Hollywood Spread Chinese Communist Propaganda?
No American studio should get federal funding or assistance if they push the CCP’s lies, which are nothing short of information warfare.
‘The Dark Knight’ At 13: Ben Domenech Reflects On The Iconic Film’s Cultural Legacy
On the 13th anniversary of Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight,” Ben Domenech breaks down by the movie is still just as powerful today.
Netflix’s ‘America: The Motion Picture’ Is As Out-Of-Touch As King George III
The movie’s production team wanted to laugh at ‘real’ Americans rather than laughing with them. The end result is that no one is laughing.
Will Movie Theaters Become The Next Blockbuster Video Stores?
Walking into the last Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon is stepping into an aura of cinematic nostalgia. It may be a preview of the movie industry post-shutdowns.
Even Though It Was Done Last Year, ‘A Quiet Place II’ Is A Post-Pandemic Movie
No matter what things are out there waiting for us to go bump in the night, we can defeat them.
Dear Scarlett Johansson: The Femme Fatale Is Not Anyone’s Property But Her Own
The femme fatale is smart, sexy, unapologetically feminine, and lives on her own terms, and that’s precisely what makes her empowering.
Chris Pratt’s ‘The Tomorrow War’ Brings Back Crowd-Pleasing Sci-Fi
Casting off brooding high-concept futurism, this shoot-‘em-up action vehicle evocative of past hits like ‘Independence Day’ gives audiences a lot to cheer.
‘The Woman In The Window’ Shows Joe Wright Is No Hitchcock
Can a good story, talented team, and compelling themes coalesce into a bad movie? Surprisingly, yes, as with Netflix’s thriller ‘The Woman in the Window.’
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