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Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker Review: That’s Not How The Force Works
Most reviewers will slam this movie for “pandering to fans” because they mortgaged their credibility for two straight years defending Rian Johnson’s “fuck you” to the Star Wars universe. Read more
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Actress Hilarie Burton Attacks Hallmark For Refusing Her Demands For LGBT and Interracial Couples
Hallmark Channel has been under fire during the entire month of December, first for not having enough diversity in their content and then for temporary pulling an LGBT ad from their channel. Read more
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Why Hallmark’s Push To Please Progressives Will Backfire With Their Viewers
Mounting political pressure by progressives organizations has put the company in the position to draw a line in the sand. Do they choose to please their viewer base and continue with business as usual? or do they attempt to please the media and risk their content becoming like everyone else? Read more
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Black Christmas (2019) Review: Who Booked This Crap???
Black Christmas (2019) manages to be the worst film of a franchise that wasn’t good to begin with because it’s a substanceless pseudo girl power flick stuffed with feminist buzzwords. Read more
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Jumanji The Next Level Review: An Empty Sequel With Nothing To Offer But Receipts
Jumanji The Next Level feels like a film that was written to justify its existence. If are expecting a fun popcorn flick, it isn’t the worst option, but it definitely isn’t the best. Read more
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The Irishman Review: An Almost Perfect Piece Of Pure Cinema
Knowing the industry’s hostile reaction to Netflix, it is difficult to tell if this film will get the award recognition it deserves but The Irishman is a film that will top list not only for 2019 but the entire 2010s. Read more
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Queen & Slim Review: The Exhausting Narrative Of Black Lives Matter
Queen & Slim succeeds in keeping racial flames hot and keeping beyond jaded reviewers thinking that maybe the 4th reincarnation of Spiderboy isn’t the worst way to waste 132 minutes after all. Read more
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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Review: A Near Perfect Portrait Of Fred Rogers’s Legacy
It may be too early to tell of Hanks reserves an Oscar nomination for this role but A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood will create a whole new appreciation for Fred Rogers making it one of the year’s top films. Read more
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21 Bridges Review: A Logically Messy Cop Thiller
Instead of going the route of two criminals who were set up by dirty cops to be the fall guys for a crooked operation gone bad, they go the route of presenting vanilla characters as the Marvel superheroes within a criminal underbelly and it just doesn’t work. Read more
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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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