Hollywood must condemn gratuitous violence
Violent video games and movies contribute to violent behavior. It’s time the entertainment world stopped pretending otherwise
January 18, 2013
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Violent video games and movies contribute to violent behavior. It’s time the entertainment world stopped pretending otherwise
There are 119 films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, but if you could see only five, which would you choose?
In his new home video “Caligula,†standup comic Anthony Jeselnik comes across as a cold, steely, controlled sociopath, and when he smiles, it’s because he has said the worst thing possible and made an audience laugh at his delivery, admire his skill and wonder about the karmic payback awaiting them.
Movies can always get an easy laugh by having a granny utter a swear word. “The Last Stand†gets the same laugh by having her take out a marauding killer with her shotgun.
PARK CITY, Utah — This snowy ski town has once again gone Hollywood. The 2013 Sundance Film Festival kicks off today, and the formerly quaint celebration of independent film has become, as founder Robert Redford put it in a recent interview, a “monster’s ball.†More than 100 feature…
Review By Yevette Renee Nelson LUV is filled with raw and gritty drama of a day on the streets in Baltimore with enough excitement
The second half of “Perry Mason’s†eighth season arrives on DVD this week, along with other TV series.
This week’s new DVD releases tackle the topics of phone sex, the Olympics and American history.
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