Whenever Hollywood wants to tackle the topic of racism in America, they never hesitate to pull out ole reliable and make a film set in the 1950s. Doing a biography about somebody’s life is to bring to life a story that is unknown to the masses within the general public. The latest production from Sony … More Devotion Review: A Film That Focuses On Racism Instead Of The Story
A phrase that I find myself using a lot these days is “It hasn’t even been long enough to forget” whenever progressives try to rewrite the history of the last five years. The MeToo movement is one of the most significant cultural scams of the 21st Century. The origins of the #MeToo movement have been … More She Said Review: Hollywood’s Attempt At Rewriting Their Past
‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’ has three different stories happening simultaneously. On one hand, you have a quirky true story of a guy looking to support his troops by going into a Vietnam war zone in order to give them all beer. On the flip side, you have the story of a politically divided country … More The Greatest Beer Run Ever Review: Great Performance By Zac Efron Hurt By A Unbalanced Narrative
The story of Hunter Biden is probably the most oppressed media story of the 21st Century. In the late stages of the 2020 United States presidential campaign, a news story by the New York Post was released stating that the son of the Democratic candidate for the president of the United States had a laptop … More My Son Hunter Review: Looks Like A Film That Was Shot In 4 Weeks
Marilyn Monroe was a public figure who represented a lot of things to a lot of people. For many, Marilyn Monroe was an icon of the 1960s sexual revolution and a sex symbol of The Golden Age of Hollywood during the 1950s. Needless to say, however, Marilyn Monroe had a tragically tough life which led … More Blonde (2022) Review: A Beautiful And Brutal Of Marilyn Monroe’s Sad Live
To say Hollywood has a disdain for Christians is like saying Bills fans are not fond of Tom Brady. There is no better example of the discrepancy between critics and audience than looking at the Rotten Tomatoes score of any Christian film. You can’t expect those who believe that children aged 4-8 can be transgender … More Father Stu Review: Mark Wahlberg’s Passion Project Is An Emotional Hit
There is nothing more depressing than listening to music from the 1950s. Not because 50s music is bad, its because nothing exposes the societal rot of the United States of America more than looking at what was considered music 70 years ago versus what is considered music in 2022. From Ray Charles, Little Richard, Pasty … More Elvis (2022) Review: An Outstanding Performance Outweighs Clunky Writing And Tom Hanks
“Judas and the Black Messiah” is definitely a must-watch this award season, especially for those who value lessons in history and espionage. … More Judas And The Black Messiah Review: A Film Detailing The War Between Justice And Corruption
The truth is always somewhere in the middle and for you guys who trust your government as far as you can throw them, The Man Standing Next is a solid pick one of the top films in the early film year. … More The Man Standing Next Review: The Story Of A Patriot…Or A Traitor
Being a 24-year fan of professional wrestling, there was no way I wasn’t watching this film. For those who aren’t in the know when it comes to the world of rasslin’, Saraya-Jade Bevis, who is known in WWE by her ring name Paige, was essentially a child prodigy in the industry. Paige was an underground wrestling sensation as a teenager as her family ran a wrestling show and she was featured prominently. In 2011, she received her big break with the WWE at the age of 18. A few years later she became the youngest women’s champion in the company’s history and it looked like the sky was the limit. … More Fighting with My Family Review: The Story About A Wrestling Family Is A Real Champion
