Amazon Funds New Doc On ‘Fearless’ Stacey Abrams, Set To Promote False Narrative On Her Loss
The Amazon-funded feature-length take on losing Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams’s evidence-free claims is currently in post-production and will be released prior to the 2020 election.
‘Long Gone Summer’ Baseball Documentary Hearkens To A Bygone, Steroid-Plagued Era
While the drama seemed real, the 1998 home run chase, like that entire era in baseball, was too good to be true.
Following HBO Cancellation, ‘Gone With The Wind’ Is The #1 Best-Selling Movie On Amazon
After HBO Max announced they would be yanking the popular movie from their library of films, ‘Gone With The Wind’ shot to the top of the charts on Amazon.
With Hollywood Shut Down, My Local Drive-In Theater Took In The Entire U.S. Box Office Report
The drive-in theater industry with its monument to classic Americana is having a moment.
6 Movies To Watch Based On How You’re Handling Quarantine
Classic Hollywood is full of people who can relate to you, especially when we all feel a little stir-crazy.
10 Notable Faith-Conscious Films On Disney Plus — And 5 Still In The Vault
Particularly since the dawn of the 20th century, Judeo-Christian archetypes and imagery have stirred the American imagination, as reflected in these 10 films on Disney Plus.
Pixar’s ‘Onward’ Celebrates Fatherhood And Timeless Values
In a time men are portrayed at best as fools and at worst as oppressors, ‘Onward’ is a breath of fresh air. The story shows the importance of fatherhood and the consequences of its absence.
New York Priest Lifts Spirits Of Nursing Home Shut-Ins With A Special Dose Of Culture
Rev. Hugh Vincent Dyer is busy helping New York City nursing home residents, giving them not only spiritual comfort, but a collection of films and poems that bring back good memories and keep their spirits high.
‘Bad Education’ Underscores Why Public Schools Shouldn’t Get Big Bailouts
After getting an extra $13.5 billion in March’s ‘Phase 3’ stimulus bill, the education lobby is now asking Congress for another $175 billion as it ponders a Phase 4 bill.
Disney’s ‘Prop Culture’ Unearths Endearing History Behind Timeless Hit Films
Docuseries host and prop collector Dan Lanigan embarks on a road trip through cinema history, meeting stars and creators of such classics as ‘Mary Poppins’ and ‘The Muppet Movie.’
3 Classic Film Noir Choices To Add Some Glamour And Suspense To Quarantine
Dripping with atmosphere, suspense, and glamour, the film noir turns mystery into art. Watch these three picks while you’re stuck at home.
Stream During Quarantine: The Fifth Element
In The Federalist Radio Hour’s newest mini-series, Libby Emmons joins Ben Domenech to discuss the ’90s sci-fi film “The Fifth Element.”
Quarantine Is Normalizing New-Release Streaming On Demand
The virus isn’t destroying Hollywood so much as it’s accelerating shifts that were already in motion.
What I Saw At The Last Live Tour For ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ Creator Joel Hodgson
Will its fans be able to revive MST3K once again? Based on the excellent live show I saw, I expect it will find another home. It deserves to.
It’s Time To Bring Back The Drive-In Movie
While few drive-ins remain in operation today, the coronavirus may prompt a resurgence across America.
From Movie Theaters To Quibi, How Post-Pandemic Hollywood Will Be Different
Among the many lasting cultural changes this pandemic is poised to bring about will be serious shifts in the entertainment industry.
‘Pretty Woman’ At 30: Why The Ultimate Capitalist Rom-Com Wouldn’t Fly In Today’s Hollywood
‘Pretty Woman’ is celebrating its 30th anniversary this week, but there’s even more reason to watch the classic film again (and again) during self-isolation. It’s the ultimate capitalist rom-com.
Action-Packed ‘Spenser Confidential’ Is A Riot, But The Books Are Still Better
Netflix’s ‘Spenser Confidential’ is a riot. If you like this go at the Spenser character, the original book version is a must-read.
‘The Hunt’ Is Not About Liberals Killing Conservatives, It’s Funny Bipartisan Satire
As we enter a year in which the madness on all sides will rise to a fever pitch, ‘The Hunt’ may be the cold shower we all desperately need.
Max Von Sydow Was Film’s Father And Grandfather To Us All
We need heroes who will face death fearlessly and keep their eyes on eternity. In Max von Sydow’s roles as an aged oracle, that is what he did.
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