THREE weeks ago saw the Dutch premiere of Climate: The Movie. Now the film has been released globally, and can be watched on YouTube below. It is directed by Martin Durkin, who produced the Channel 4 programme The Great Global Warming Swindle in 2007. That documentary was such a powerful take down of the climate scam that the climate […]
Haven’t we had enough video of Hunter Biden? Hunter’s new ambition is to star in a documentary about himself and tell his story. Heaven help us. Why doesn’t Hunter just take care of his legal challenges and go away. He should get a legit job and do something good in the world. Maybe focus on […]
The Miracle of the Bells doesn’t claim to be great literature, but it is a richly-drawn story about faith and Hollywood, a time capsule of a bygone era that retains its inspirational charm. The Miracle of the Bells by Russell Janney (510 pages, Forgotten Books, 1946) Back in 1947 it was possible for a Catholic novel to […]
Continuing our series of articles by the much-loved TCW writer Nick Booth, who died in September. It was first published on November 3, 2020. You can read Kathy’s introduction here. THE man from Parcelforce is a cheeky monkey. He rings everyone’s bell, but when we open the door there’s nobody there. Then I spot him […]
The new “Avengers” film is getting a title change after actor Jonathan Majors was found guilty of assault in a New York courtroom. The latest installment was set to be called “Avengers: The Kang Dynasty” but, for now, will be known as “Avengers 5,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. Not only will the title be changed, […]
FOR those really interested in the historical events of the Napoleonic era, there are only two great movies: Sergei Bondarchuk’s epic three-part War and Peace, released in 1968; and his Waterloo, released in 1970. The latter was originally more than four hours long and was considerably cut: it did not excel at the box office but has […]
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