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Shyamalan Establishes Himself a True Auteur with
The Village
A cinematically beautiful film full of twists that will keep you shaking in your seat, The Village is a real treat for Shyamalan and thriller fans...
Bourne's Back and Better in
The Bourne Supremacy
Having escaped from a slew of would-be assassins in this film’s predecessor, The Bourne Identity, Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is still having trouble...
"God Made Me" - A Baby-Sized Version of the Creation Story
A fun, new video series for babies has just been launched by Integrity Publishers. Called babyfaith, it promises to entertain and educate babies –...
Michael Moore and "Hatriotism"
Despite the evidence proving otherwise, Michael Moore claims that he has a "dogged commitment to uncovering the facts." In reality, he is a...
Hilary Duff's "Cinderella Story" a Big Disappointment
Although it has few objectionable elements, “A Cinderella Story” promotes teenage dating and romance, hinting that they are the solution to many of...
'The Reagans' Miniseries Gets Multiple Emmy Nominations
The TV miniseries "The Reagans," denounced by many conservatives as a liberal attempt to rewrite history, received seven Emmy nominations on...
Oprah and Transgender: Just the Facts, Ma'am?
Recently, television talk show host Oprah Winfrey abandoned the ethics of journalism and wholeheartedly supported an issue that is controversial at...
"Anchorman" – Like an SNL Skit Lasting 90 Minutes Too Long
If you find yourself howling with laughter throughout “Saturday Night Live” skits every weekend, then you’ll really bust a gut with this one,...
"America's Heart & Soul" Celebrates Persevering People
With stunning cinematography that is so beautiful it looks almost computer-generated (it’s not), “America’s Heart and Soul” is the perfect movie to...
"King Arthur" Serves Up a Politically Correct Retelling
In "King Arthur," Director Antoine Fuqua and writer David Franzon bypass the ancient myths and create a new one fashioned after the spirit of our...
Family-Friendly "Spider-Man 2" Delights and Intrigues
Oh, what a tangled web men weave, when with their masks they do deceive! If you’re looking for a family-friendly movie that will delight men and...
Movie-Maker's Hatred for U.S. More and Moore Obvious
Gary Bauer, chairman of American Values and the Campaign for Working Families, believes it is apparent that filmmaker Michael Moore hates America...
Anything But a Homemaker: The Return of "The Stepford Wives"
Most movies tell us something about the state of our culture. In this case, it's about how our culture views marriage. If marriage is seen as...
"Two Brothers" Film Tracks with Wildlife Epic Predecessors
Like the wonderful 1966 film "Born Free" and "The Bear" of 1989, "Two Brothers" is poised to delight audiences around the world featuring...
Terminal
a Breath of Fresh Air in Cinematic Summer Heat
The excellent acting, directing, cinematography, set, story and strong moral overtones of this film work together to provide satisfying summer...
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