James Bowman
Mad City, directed by Costa-Gavras, has a good subject, but it can’t seem to stay focused on it. The director,…
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The Matchmaker, directed by Mark Joffe, stars Janeane Garofalo as Marcy Tizard, campaign worker for Senator John McGlory (Jay O….
Most Wanted, directed by David Glenn Hogan, is not without signs of talent, and it has one or two finely…
Nenette et Boni by Claire Denis is a rather enjoyable little meditation on the disjunction, in our late 20th century…
Playing God, directed by Andy Wilson and written by Mark Haskell Smith is yet another example of the work of…
Seven Years in Tibet from Tri-Star, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud, stars the egregious Brad Pitt as Heinrich Harrer, an Austrian…
Surprisingly, U-Turn by Oliver Stone is actually a rather enjoyable evening in the cinema, or it would be if it…
John D. Mueller
The Economics of Pay-as-you-go Social Security, and the Economic Cost of Ending It a report by John Mueller Senior Vice…
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George Weigel
“Before he got here I was worried,” a Polish friend confessed during Pope John Paul II’s homecoming pilgrimage this past…
Crisis Magazine / September 1, 1997
Of The Edge, written by David Mamet and directed by Lee Tamahori, it must be said that we should be…
Le Huitième Jour(The Eighth Day) by Jaco Van Dormael begins with a somewhat whimsical attempt to portray the world as…
Excess Baggage, directed by Marco Brambilla but under the creative control of Alicia Silverstone stars the rather pudgy Miss Silverstone…