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Flappr’s ‘French Revolution’ Doc a Conservative Game Changer
For decades, conservatism has been hindered by a major personality flaw: its sense of humor. Or rather its lack thereof.…
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Top 10 Best Movie, TV Dads In a Crisis
Pedro Pascal’s performance in HBO’s “The Last of Us” reminds us of other fictional fathers who rose to the occasion…
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It’s Time to Honor D-Day’s’ ‘Boys of Bedford’
I grew up on “Call of Duty” and “Medal of Honor,” and after I beat the games I’d go outside…
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‘Carnival Row’ Goes Communist (And Why That’s a Good Thing)
Try to remember the last “pro-Communist” TV show or movie you watched. You might say, “Matt, it’s all Socialist palaver”…
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Walter White Fights His Privilege
Losers tend to find other losers. The last time anyone heard from Chris Wallace, he was leaving Fox News –…
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Sam Smith and Satan: The Meaning Behind the Devil-Worship
The image of a portly Sam Smith traipsing about on heels and gyrating on stage at the recent Grammy Awards…
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How ‘Augmentia’ Captures Big Tech’s Worst Impulses
Only fifteen years ago, tech founders were seen as positive disrupters. Noble underdogs. Free-thinking messiahs. A Steve Jobs keynote speech…
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15 Love Movies. 15 Laws of Love
“Dying is easy. Comedy is hard” — Jack Lemmon And that’s true, but good love movies are as few and…
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Jay Mohr’s ‘Action’ Flipped Bird to Hollywood, Inc.
“Action” was made for a niche audience in 1999: people who hate Hollywood but love movies. A good comparison for…
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The Masculinity Crisis and the Death of the Hollywood Hero
A quick Google search for 2023’s most anticipated movies brings up some interesting results. “John Wick: Chapter 4” “Mission: Impossible…
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