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Why You Should Go See Matt Walsh’s Am I Racist?
Conservatives made a movie, and not only is it compelling and funny, but it's doing relatively well at the box…
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The Film The Critics Dare Not Touch: Review of Matt Walsh’s What Is A Woman
When liberals stream en masse from the woodwork to condemn something, you can be sure they dislike it. It's when…
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Roe v. Wade Movie Shows Where Good Intentions Can Lead
"Pawns are the soul of the game." So says the young, woefully naive Bernard Nathanson to his father during a…
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Movie Review: ‘Forbidden God’
What would you do if they came for you? It's a question religious people sometimes ask themselves, hoping they'…
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‘Chappaquiddick’ Addresses Mystery, Unmasks Myth
The Kennedys' greatest achievement is using people and getting them to ask for more. That skill is on display throughout the…
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This Lent: Pray, Fast, and Watch Movies
Welcome to Lent. It's a time that brings out, as one young priest told me, all the A&P…
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‘13 Hours’ returns Benghazi to political spotlight (MOVIE REVIEW)
BOSTON –"13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi," the new action film from director Michael Bay, depicts the terrorist attack…
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‘In the Heart of the Sea’: a ‘Nantucket sleigh ride’ through survival and depravity
Herman Melville's classic "Moby-Dick" has long been considered as a tale of vengeance and a battle against…
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The gratifying, somber and powerful accuracy of ‘Spotlight’
I know a priest whose ecclesiastical career in this city was ruined because he had the temerity to praise the Boston Globe…
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Lawmakers, not lawbreakers: director Sarah Gavron on ‘Suffragette’
British film director Sarah Gavron's latest feature film, "Suffragette," which opened in the U.S. Friday, and debuts…
