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— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) June 24,...
Swing Shift, directed by Jonathan Demme, with Goldie Hawn. In the “real world,” we are used to the idea of an integrated, useful, and pleasing product emerging out of organizational chaos. But...
By The last time I wrote about Jeff S**coli a/k/a Sean Penn, he sent me an e-mail calling me the c-word. In the past, Penn reportedly shot reporters with a squirt gun filled with his urine, so I got off...
THIRTY YEARS AGO, SYDNEY Pollack made Three Days of the Condor, a complicated thriller about a conspiracy inside the Central Intelligence Agency that unravels because of an unanticipated slip-up. An innocent...
By Debbie Schlussel If you see any movie, this year, go see “Cinderella Man.” Not only is it a great movie, but it’s patriotic, too! Patriotism and Hollywood–two things that generally...
By Debbie Schlussel I’m violating Steven Spielberg’s review policy for “War of the Worlds” and telling you what I think ahead of tomorrow’s scheduled release date. I saw...
By Debbie Schlussel If you love America, “The Great Raid” is the movie for you. If you love freedom and appreciate the fight it takes to sustain it, you’ll love this movie. But if you...
By Timing is everything. But for some things, no time is ever the right time. And that applies to “The War Within,” in nationwide release Friday. No time is ever the right time for a movie...
By I planned to post a review of “Bareback Mountain,” . . . er, “Brokeback Mountain,” the gay cowboy romance movie, today. Only I can’t. I went to the screening, last night,...
By If you are smart, you will skip “The Family Stone,” a dreadful movie about a “loving,” hippie-style left-wing family fighting with their son’s mean, conservative, uptight...
By Today’s Wall Street Journal Marketplace section has a very interesting article about a rude behavior you could have predicted would result from the hit movie, “Wedding Crashers“: ...
By We’re glad to see that this weekend’s box office release, “Curious George” did so well (coming in at #3 and over $15 million). Like so many other kids in America, we were read...
By When previews for “United 93” were shown in New York City movie houses, the crowd whined, “Too soon!” But “United 93” is not arriving in theaters too soon. If anything,...
By It’s official. Jennifer Aniston is NOT a movie star. But she sure knows how to yell and scream and cry. This is acting talent? It’s as common as a bad marriage near you. Not to mention...
By A mixed bag at the movies, this weekend: * “Nacho Libre“–Jack Black stars in this patently dumb, unfunny, and just plain cheesy comedy about a Mexican monk who is a wrestler by night,...
By**** Scroll Down for UPDATE **** So Lois Lane is a single mother . . . and a s**t. That’s the most disturbing part of “Superman Returns,” heavily marketed to kids and in theaters tonight. Or...
By There is strength in numbers. And a growing, diverse group of critiques join me in and the new, s**tty, single momster Lois Lane. The latest is Dean Cain, TV’s most recent Superman. He agrees...
By Studio representatives sent me this link to the theme song from the upcoming thriller, “,” opening August 18th. As I’ve written, the movie is about mobsters who bring and release...
By When it comes to drug dealers and illicit drug makers do you think of Columbian drug cartels . . . or Israeli Soldiers?! In an outrageous choice from wardrobe, the latter is apparently what the new...
By Osama Bin Laden will have the same beef as I do about “World Trade Center.” He doesn’t get credit for his work in the Oliver Stone movie, out Wednesday. In fact, it’s as if...
