Director: Christian Desmares, Franck Ekinci
He's concerned about where Obama's lack of budget planning, lowering of nuclear weapons and distribution of wealth is going to take the country. He looks through Obama's own book to see if he can discover what Obama's vision of America could be. Again, this movie has a conservative slant, but at least it's packaging material that is already out there in a unique way. To prove that he's not just pulling things out of thin air, he even takes records of Obama himself to prove that Obama's vision for America is in sharp contrast with the ideas America was founded on in the first place. Things like returning a bust of Winston Churchill and raising taxes but not paying off the national debt are odd choices for a president to make.
2 Rating
Kids these days just don’t have any respect for themselves. Though, I guess if my parents took me to “Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel” then I guess my self-esteem and respect would be pretty low as well. Thank God there’s Pixar. Otherwise quality family entertainment wouldn’t make any money these days.
Director: Walt Becker
Director: Jerry Rees
Director: Gabriel Axel
Starring: Jason Lee
Director: Justin Kurzel
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Director: Peyton Reed
Director: Mike Leigh
Director: Ron Howard
Director: Lone Scherfig
Director: Michael Haneke
Director: Marc Webb
Director: Marc Webb
With the game of baseball having every other player named Rodriguez or Lopez, it may surprise some people to think there was a time when the game was played almost exclusively by white men. In 1947 though baseball decided to try and open up the game to men of all color with a man named Jackie Robinson, a colored man who wore the now famous number 42 on his jersey. The film “42” is not out to ruffle any feathers. I can't say that I walked out of the film learning anything more about the real Jackie Robinson that I didn't already know. Chances are some people will even dislike the film because it's a safe film about a touchy subject. But it's hard not to be sentimental over America's favorite pastime.
Director: Nicholas Jarecki
Director: Matt Maiellero
Director: Ali Abbasi
Director: Joe Wright
Director: Asif Kapadia
Director: Shari Springer Berman, Robert Pulcini
Director: Clint Eastwood
Director: David O. Russell
Director: Anton Corbijin
Director: Mira Nair
Title: Blue is the Warmest Color
Director: Andrew Dominik
Director: Ron Howard
Director: Glen Keane
Director: Rémi Chayé
