NR PLUS Dave Chappelle Is Not a Transphobe By Kyle Smith October 12, 2021 In The Closer, Chappelle discusses a transgender friend whose own family defends him against charges of insensitivity. Where’s the crime?
NR PLUS Wokeness Is Weakening Dave Chappelle By Michael Brendan Dougherty October 7, 2021 The effect of engaging with his past critics, and the criticisms he is anticipating, made this special feel defensive and tedious.
The Bizarre Political Ideology of Netflix’s La Casa de Papel By Arvin Bahl September 12, 2021 Instead of recognizing the root cause of Spain’s economic difficulties, the series advocates a left-wing revolution against a democratic state.
The CCP Comes for Hong Kong’s Film Industry By Jack Butler June 23, 2021 Hong Kong authorities have announced a distribution ban on any movie that is a ‘threat to national security.’
NR PLUS The Woman in the Window’s Theatrical Claustrophobia By Ross Douthat May 27, 2021 The characters enter and exit with unnatural speed and stagy mannerisms.
Black Fathers Matter By Kyle Smith April 27, 2021 An exceptional Idris Elba shows how tough love works on a wayward teen in the beautiful and touching Netflix movie Concrete Cowboy.
Amazon, Google Join Hundreds of American Corporations in Signing Letter Opposing Voting Limits By Zachary Evans April 14, 2021 Black Rock, Netflix, General Motors, and Starbucks were also among the signatories.
Why We Miss Blockbuster By Isaac Schorr January 28, 2021 Streaming is convenient, but the brick-and-mortar video store had pleasures that we shouldn’t forget.
Netflix Fueled by Oil and Gas in New Mexico By Paul Gessing December 25, 2020 Hollywood rails against fracking, but production companies are happy to benefit from subsidies generated by oil producers.
Why Are Tech Stocks at Record Highs? By William Levin December 11, 2020 Valuing tech stocks requires a time horizon significantly longer than those typically used by financial analysts.