Movies

Podcaster of podcasters, Joe Rogan has noticed that Guardians of the Galaxy star Chris Pratt has been receiving plenty of bullying online as social media users are trying to cancel him. Recently, Rogan surmised that the persecution is about Pratt being a man that has faith in Jesus Christ and who “likes to be a good person.”

Liberal filmmaker Adam McKay's star-studded romp dubbed 'smug,' 'shrill.' Some movies enter Oscar season with a certain swagger, a sense that Academy Award nominations are a fait accompli. Don’t Look Up, for example, checked every possible Oscar box. And then the official reviews rolled in.

Fans of the crowd-funded series based on the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ, "The Chosen," will be in for a treat this Christmas as the series creators bring their “authentic” version of the Son of God’s birth to theaters.

Jason Reitman's fan-friendly sequel powered by family ties, '80s nostalgia. The new movie, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, does everything possible to connect with the franchise’s fan base. And it just wildly over-performed at the box office.

Reporters rush to protect latest Marvel film from itself by blaming toxic fans. The new MCU film Eternals, in theaters Nov. 5, is earning tepid reviews prior to its release. Even the positive critiques are far from glowing, and the movie hovered around the “rotten” mark at RottenTomatoes.com before falling to 53 percent at the moment. That’s a first for an MCU film.

Dan, you ignorant slut! cancel culture should not and cannot be reasoned with.

In the New York Post, David Zucker, co-creator of the hilarious 1980 movie Airplane! (not to mention the under-appreciated Top Secret) …

One look at the weekend’s box office, and you’d think we’re back to the pre-pandemic “normal.” Look closer. Consider the adult-minded films in the market place and how they’re faring. It’s ugly out there. 'Saints,' 'Cry Macho' and 'Eyes of Tammy Faye' all stumbled out of the gate.

The team behind 2014’s Exodus: Gods and Kings had a funny way of promoting the Biblical epic. Director Ridley Scott compared Moses, played in the movie by Christian Bale, to terrorists. Bale, in turn, dubbed his character “schizophrenic” and “barbaric” in a prior press interview. Is something similar afoot with No Time to Die? Daniel Craig and co. torch the saga's rich…

John Leguizamo can’t even enjoy a simple animated movie about video game characters without playing the race card. The illustrious Ice Age voiceover actor slammed the new Super Mario Brothers movie for having an “all-white” cast.

In an attempt to sympathize with women who say that Texas’ heartbeat law is an oppressive bit of legislation designed to force women to carry their innocent unborn children to term, Kill Bill actress Uma Thurman penned an op-ed in The Washington Post admitting that she had an abortion in her young life that “was the path to the life full of joy and love that I have…

Back when things were more innocent, before people were justifying violence against anti-BLM shopkeepers and before our government was kicking people out of jobs for choosing not to take a COVID shot, there was a debate on whether the character of James Bond should become a woman. Ah those were simpler times, weren't they? Well we finally have an answer from the current Bond star himself, and…

Well Cher’s absolutely insane, but we knew that. Still the singer’s recent hysteria over the Texas Abortion ban is shocking in how it shows a leftist woman completely unhinged over unborn babies being allowed to live.

Recently the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the state of Texas to enact Senate Bill 8, one of the most pro-life laws in history. It bans abortions for all unborn children who have a detectable heartbeat in the womb, which means that abortion is illegal for most pregnancies after six weeks. As you can imagine, lefties were downright livid.