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Can Being Charlie Tell Us Anything about the Reiner…
In the wake of the shocking double murder last Sunday of the celebrated director Rob Reiner (When…
The Running Man Is a Hicklib’s Fantasy Come to Life |…
“‘The Running Man’ Fell Down At The Box Office,” declared Deadline in an article published on…
Train Dreams: An Elegy for the Men Who Built America |…
There’s no shortage of movies today, only a shortage of ones that matter. Train Dreams is the rare…
No Mommie Dearest, She | The American Spectator
Joan Crawford: A Woman’s FaceBy Scott EymanSimon and Schuster, 468 pages, $30It’s not certain when…
A House of Dynamite Makes the Case for More Dynamite |…
A House of Dynamite presents itself as a cautionary tale about the dangers of nuclear proliferation…
Truth & Treason: A Tale of Moral Courage | The…
World War II has long served as a compelling subject for filmmakers, offering a rich tapestry of…
Almost FamousTurns 25 | The American Spectator
Believe it or not, Almost Famous is now 25 years old. Which means that it’s been almost as much time…
Hollywood Unraveling: The Idiot Savant | The American…
No institution was left farther behind by the warp-speed cultural turnaround than Hollywood. One…
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