Hollywood
‘We Were Anti-Nazi, but Not Anti-Communist’: Hollywood’s ‘Come to Jesus’ Moment That Never Was
In this wide-ranging edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” guest host Jack Fowler sits down with Elizabeth Spalding, chairman of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, to confront the…
‘The Rip’ is a just-ok Miami cop thriller that’s really about Netflix
Looked at one way, The Rip is just a story about corrupt Florida cops. Loosely—very loosely—based on the true story of some Miami police officers who found a giant stash of drug money in a suburban house, The Rip takes that…
Jay Leno rebukes journalist for expecting him to get a ‘girlfriend’ while wife has dementia
Tue Jan 20, 2026 - 5:12 pm EST (LifeSiteNews) – Comedy icon Jay Leno offered a window into the perverse values of Hollywood recently when he revealed that he was recently asked if he planned to acquire a girlfriend during his…
The Bone Temple’ delivers anarchy in the U.K., again
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is a movie about the devil, who just happens to be a guy named Jimmy. A direct follow-up to last year's 28 Years Later, this zombie sequel picks up where the last one left off, with a…
Another Reason to Like Sydney
I don’t know whether Sydney Sweeney is a conservative–I doubt it–but she is normal rather than crazy, which puts her in Hollywood’s top tier. Her boyfriend is Scooter Braun, a music executive who is a liberal Jew. Despite…
Hollywood vs Individualism
Many popular movies make a constructive point: If you work hard enough and push through tough times, you can achieve your dreams. In “The Pursuit of Happyness,” a struggling father tells his son, “Don’t let anyone tell you,…
Americans love individualism. So why does Hollywood demonize it?
Many popular movies make a constructive point: If you work hard enough and push through tough times, you can achieve your dreams. In The Pursuit of Happyness, a struggling father tells his son, "Don't let anyone…
Betty Boop enters the public domain, but only as a dog
Betty Boop is one of the most iconic cartoons of the 20th century. A pinup drawn to look like a 1920s flapper, the character debuted nearly a century ago and quickly became a household name: In 1932, just two years after her…
Ten favorite films | Power Line
I’ve been trying to catch up on reading I skipped in my favorite college courses and revisiting favorite films from years past. I thought I would serve up my 2020 list of 10 favorite films. When I ran it by a close friend…
“Seconds” | Power Line
I saw the film Seconds with my father at the Nile Theater in Minneapols when it was released in 1966. I remember being intrigued by it, but the emotions driving the protagonist were over my head. In retrospect, I see the film…
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