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Ford v Ferrari Review: Family, Friends, & The American Drive For Competition
The film’s window into classic California Conservatism is one that should be savored because you won’t get much of it from Hollywood these days so enjoy while you can. Read more
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Charlie’s Angels (2019) Review: These Women Don’t Need Men Holding Them Back…So Don’t Watch It
Charlie’s Angels is just as dull and woke as it was advertised to be, and its films like this that are causing audiences to stay home and save money,,,and you should do the same. Read more
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A Sweet Christmas Romance Review: Keep It Simple Stupid
A Sweet Christmas Romance stars Adelaide Kane as a New York food stylist named Holly who returns home for Christmas to learn that the owner of her favorite childhood bakery is retiring and has started a contest to give the bakery away to whoever can recreate her famous 12 Days of Christmas recipes. Read more
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Hollywood Wants Female-Led Action Films…Audiences Don’t.
With films such as Charlie Angels currently tracking below a 15 million dollar opening weekend on a production budget of 50 million, you wonder how much more money does Hollywood need to lose before they get the picture? The answer? A lot more. Read more
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Record Number Of LGBT Characters In Television, GLADD Looks To Double Numbers By 2021
LGBTQ regular and recurring women on broadcast outnumber LGBTQ men. Of the LGBTQ regular and recurring characters on broadcast, 53 percent are women, and 47 percent are men. Read more
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Doctor Sleep Review: A Decent Sequel To The Shining That No One Asked For
Doctor Sleep’s biggest problem is that it feels more like a Stephen King film than a Stanley Kubrick one. Read more
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Amazon’s Jack Ryan Blames The Collapse Of Venezuela On ‘Nationalism’ Not Socialism
Venezuela is the biggest modern-day example of socialism being tried and failing on a countrywide scale. So it’s important for the progressive left to shift the blame of their failures on to the right as they continue to push for the same policies that destroyed their country. Read more
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No Safe Spaces Review: A Timely Reminder Of The Importance Of The First Amendment
50% of young adults have negative views about protecting speech through the first amendment, meaning that half of our nation’s next generation is more comfortable with throwing away our rights than protecting it. Read more
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Artist Takes Heat For Sexy Rey Drawing…Proceeds To Double Down
Online artist devilhs, has a large collection of prints but it was one he did of Disney’s Star Wars main character Rey that went viral and won him many fans and enemies. Read more
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Knives Out Review: Taking A Bat To Your Political Enemies…And A Mystery
Knives Out is presented as a murder mystery but if you already know how Rian Johnson operates, you know to keep your expectations low because they must be subverted. Read more
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Jojo Rabbit Review: A Creatively Frustrating Tug Of War
Waititi’s goal was to lampoon Nazis and mock the ideology of national socialism and hate. What you got is a film that has one foot in and one foot out of whatever the final vision was supposed to be, what you get is a half pregnant movie. Read more
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Terminator Dark Fate Review: An Unoriginal Hostile Takeover Of The Franchise
Once you realize that this film is nothing more but a feminist reboot of a franchise that should have never lived on passed 1991, you see Terminator: Dark Fate for actually what it is, empty calories. Read more
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Black and Blue Review: At What Point Does This Film Become A Parody?
Black and Blue takes place in a fantasy version of New Orleans where nobody speaks with a southern/cajun accent and is about as subtle as smashing someone’s skull in with a brick in the middle of a busy mall. Read more
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Damon Lindelof Turns ‘Watchmen’ Into A Lecture, Not A Television Series
HBO’s Watchmen is primed to be one of the most divisive shows of the year with critics celebrating its woke take on race relations as it attempts to lecture its audience. Read more
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Zombieland Double Tap Review: This is NOT What You Waited 11 Years For
You ever go to Starbucks and get a really kick-ass latte, so you ask for another one and they give it to you…10 years later…that’s Zombieland Double Tap. Read more
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Battle of Jangsari Review: Too Jolting To Be A Solid War Film
There could have been a really good movie here however, the conflicting and jolting narratives between the Korean side of the story vs the American side is too much to overlook. Read more
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Former Nickelodeon Producer Dan Schneider Quietly Deletes Over 14,000 Tweets
Last year, Nickelodeon finally parted ways with Dan Schneider after a 25-year relationship that saw him work on such teen shows as Zoey 101, Victorious, All That, and The Amanda Show. Read more
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Joker Review/Discussion: An Amazing Movie And The Media Lie That Almost Destroyed It
Joker is easily the best comic book film in the last five years, arguably longer. The film is a certified home run for people looking for more than just a cookie-cutter comic book film that we have been accustom to. Read more
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