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by John Nolte, posted Feb 8th 2010 at 7:10 am

...e. 7. Artificial Intelligence: A.I.: Spielberg’s last near-masterpiece. If it weren’t for the hokey Robin Williams’ scenes you could remove the “near” qualifier... (246 Comments)

MUSIC REVIEW: Stalin Goes Pop!

by Daniel Kalder, posted Feb 6th 2010 at 2:52 pm

...f 1920s Weimar style madness. Even so, Heart on Snow is an uneasy mix of rock, folk, pop and soviet ballads, of electronic arrangements and military choirs. As Russian music emphasizes lyric... (23 Comments)

New ‘24′ Season Exemplifies Show’s Strengths

by S.T. Karnick, posted Feb 6th 2010 at 10:58 am

... In addition, the showmakers have to try to remain somewhat near the extremely high standard established by seasons 2 and 3, in which they expertly blended political relevance, suspenseful d... (62 Comments)

For Conservative Movie Lovers: King Vidor, Wallace Beery and ‘The Champ’ Part 5

by Leo Grin, posted Feb 6th 2010 at 6:41 am

...dio, being from the dawn of sound in 1931, hasn’t held up nearly as well, but played through a good sound system it’s plenty serviceable). Alas, no Blu-ray yet. You can also pop The Cham... (22 Comments)

Top 5: Once Great Directors Who Lost Their Mojo

by John Nolte, posted Feb 5th 2010 at 12:12 pm

...unforgettable opening), and Artificial Intelligent: A.I. (a near-masterpiece). But is there an argument over what remains? Jurassic Park 2, Amistad, Minority Report, Catch Me if You Can, The... (280 Comments)

Obama’s Eleven

by Iowahawk , posted Feb 5th 2010 at 7:34 am

...n experts that Cook County has ever produced. And deep underneath this humble Potomac Casino lies the ultimate whale: the United States Treasury. And, as the headliner in the main lounge, I ... (27 Comments)

Airlift Haiti Update — 2/4/2010

by Eric Haymes, posted Feb 4th 2010 at 4:55 pm

...city. Our aircraft was able to loads tons of supplies and nearly 3 dozen medical staff. It was a step in the right direction. Since then, Airlift Haiti has been instrumental in a number ... (20 Comments)

Daily Gut: Stewart vs. O’Reilly

by Greg Gutfeld, posted Feb 4th 2010 at 1:22 pm

...e said this to Stewart in person. But I’m not allowed near him. You send a tube sock full of bird seed and nude photos, and suddenly they think you’re a threat! Tonight we’... (130 Comments)

The Left’s Selective Outrage: When Movies Do and Don’t Influence

by Ted Baehr, posted Feb 4th 2010 at 11:19 am

...ike the shootings after “Natural Born Killers,” are not nearly as influential as the social and psychological consequences of watching them. Hundreds of thousands of studies have shown t... (76 Comments)

REVIEW: ‘From Paris with Love’ Delivers Humor, Action and…Muslim Bad Guys?

by Carl Kozlowski, posted Feb 4th 2010 at 7:06 am

...ken,” knowing that there was an underlying authenticity beneath the surface menace – by no means are Muslims expected to be the villain in every movie, but on the other hand, don’t be ... (46 Comments)

Daily Gut: Celebrities Who Make Kids Sick

by Greg Gutfeld, posted Feb 3rd 2010 at 1:47 pm

... that it took a medical journal over a decade to admit what nearly everyone else with a working brain knew: the study had more gaping holes in it than Tom Sizemore’s septum. But sadly... (179 Comments)

TCM’s Shadows of Russia: We Are All Comrades

by Robert J. Avrech, posted Feb 3rd 2010 at 7:05 am

... Parkins is sex starved! She gets it on with… Patrick O’Neal!?!? Bibi Andersson is sex starved. Oh no, she’s also hooking up with O’Neal. Am I missing something? I have no idea wha... (20 Comments)

The Obamunism Bikini

by Victoria Jackson, posted Feb 2nd 2010 at 6:25 am

... ashamed of my country” -Michelle-with-22-assistants, NEA fiasco,Van Jones Communist Czar, Jarrett, “Spread the Wealth”, Marxist Professors, Mao Christmas ornaments, Dissin... (238 Comments)

Top 5: True-Crime Reality Shows

by John Nolte, posted Feb 1st 2010 at 5:12 pm

...tional” aspect to them. “Forensic Files” doesn’t go near any of that. Like the everyday professionals who work these cases in real life, the program never veers from being both compa... (67 Comments)

For Conservative Movie Lovers: King Vidor, Wallace Beery and ‘The Champ’ Part 4

by Leo Grin, posted Jan 30th 2010 at 7:09 am

...ed it to capture the spectacular destruction of a bathhouse near the Galveston seawall during a raging storm. With the help of some adults they sold the film as a newsreel to a distributor, ... (29 Comments)

Movies We Like: ‘Inside Moves’ (1980)

by Jimmy Arone, posted Jan 29th 2010 at 5:18 pm

...s Jerry beaten to a pulp, which sends him into a deep funk, nearly extinguishing his hopes of ever pursuing his dream. Roary on the other hand continues to plug along, finding peace in hi... (39 Comments)

Clinton Supporter Robert Iger: DGA Honors Exec Who Banished ‘Path to 9/11′ Miniseries

by Mark Tapson, posted Jan 29th 2010 at 5:03 am

...0+ million miniseries green-lit in Hollywood? That’s damn near impossible for liberals to achieve. The whole outrageous story is narrated in John Ziegler’s inimitable style in his riveti... (67 Comments)

BARACK THE VOTE: A Who’s Who of Those Targeting Our Youth

by Pam Meister, posted Jan 28th 2010 at 5:04 am

...he call, Yosi Sergant, then Communications Director for the NEA, encouraged artists to create art on the vehemently debated issues of health care, energy, and the environment.” Again: ... (28 Comments)

Bashing the Right: The Last Hope For Fading Stars

by James Hudnall, posted Jan 26th 2010 at 1:23 pm

...s video reveals him to another rich snob who thinks those beneath his station, who don’t concur with lefty cant, aren’t real people. And any news station at variance with his wor... (117 Comments)

REVIEW: ‘Bump+’ Dares to Take on Abortion ‘Reality’

by Pam Meister, posted Jan 26th 2010 at 9:39 am

...“an experiment to see if a story [can succeed] where nearly four decades of angry rhetoric and political posturing have failed. We’re not making a moral or political statement; ... (129 Comments)

‘Precious’ vs. ‘The Blind Side’: The System, Worked

by Mr. Wrestling IV, posted Jan 25th 2010 at 11:36 am

...rah Roberts: There are some black people who feel a little uneasy about the notion of the wealthy white family comes in to help the poor black kid… Michael Oher: I don’t under... (163 Comments)

REVIEW: Soderbergh’s ‘Che’ and Historical Accuracy

by Humberto Fontova, posted Jan 25th 2010 at 8:58 am

...eicha, who served as CIA chief in Santiago, Cuba, (the city nearest the Iwo-Jima-esque exploits depicted in this movie) in the late 1950s, concurred. “Everyone in the CIA and everyone at S... (79 Comments)

A Festival Journey With ‘U.N. Me’

by Ami Horowitz, posted Jan 25th 2010 at 6:48 am

...e a couple people did storm out during the movie in a huff, nearly everyone stayed, watched and laughed. As the credits appeared, we received a respectful ovation, but certainly not an ent... (36 Comments)

Burt’s Eye View: Leftist Pathology — Carbon More Dangerous Than Terrorists

by Burt Prelutsky, posted Jan 24th 2010 at 3:07 pm

...rely clear, it seems to strike hardest at people who reside near the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. So perhaps salt water plays a part in it. The symptoms are all too obvious. Liberals w... (67 Comments)

The Top Ten Greatest Directors of All Time

by Ben Shapiro, posted Jan 24th 2010 at 6:34 am

...ut about overrated directors. Alfred Hitchcock is nowhere near the worst director ever (I was probably too harsh to label him “slightly better than mediocre”), but it is a travesty to ... (262 Comments)

NewsBusted: What is President Obama’s Next Move?

by NewsBusters , posted Jan 22nd 2010 at 5:49 pm

...ge Summit, Nancy Pelosi, 9/11 Terrorists, Adidas Star Wars Sneakers, Sarah Palin, Fox News Channel, Fast Food Restaurants, and Pee-Wee Herman. ... (11 Comments)

THE NEW BLACKLIST: Oakland Mayor to Theatre Board Member — ‘Do you now or have you ever supported traditional marriage?’

by Larry O'Connor, posted Jan 22nd 2010 at 1:15 pm

...#8221; – Tim Robbins, National Press Club, April 15, 2003 Nearly seven years after those over-the-top, melodramatic words at the National Press Club, many of us are still waiting to see th... (124 Comments)

TCM’s Shadows of Russia: The Lighter Side of Revolution

by Robert J. Avrech, posted Jan 21st 2010 at 6:45 am

...itsch’s assured hand brings a consistent tone to this near-perfect Hollywood classic. Casual but razor-sharp lines nail the murderous and corrupt Soviet regime. Says Garbo: “The ... (46 Comments)

Lonewolf Diaries: Poor People Can Be Greedy Too

by Steven Crowder, posted Jan 19th 2010 at 5:22 pm

Ever notice that the chronically poor nearly always share one thing in common? They are some of the most greedy SOB’s on the planet. I know it seems sacrilegious to say so. You’re just n... (55 Comments)

REVIEWS: ‘Blind Side’, ‘Nine’, ‘2012′ and More….

by John Nolte, posted Jan 19th 2010 at 3:37 pm

...ching your sympathies on a fairly regular basis, especially near the end as you try and figure where the pieces will finally land. Obviously this is a coming of age story, but what kind? Wha... (26 Comments)

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