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121 years since the suffragettes, 105 years since the 19th Amendment was ratified, and 9 years since it was Hilary Clinton’s turn, and now Hollywood has a breakthrough all of its own. A new study from the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego

The wait, caused by delays and reshoots, is over. Captain America: Brave New World will land in theaters from tomorrow. The reviews are now free from any embargo, and it is not good news for Marvel. As of the time of writing this, it is sitting at just a 51%

The Boys from Brazil is a classic! It’s been a good while since I saw it last, so it’s going on the watchlist again. I’ll need to watch it before Netflix starts streaming a new series based on the original novel. Peter Morgan will be writing, and serving as showrunner,

Being the President of the United States is hard work. Abraham Lincoln was so stressed, that he went to relax at Ford’s Theatre. It’s a good job that modern Presidents, like the one Viola Davis is playing in G20, can handle the pressure. See that, a woman like Davis can

World On A Wire (1973) once again generated a weird coincidence that happens with surprising regularity when watching and discussing movies. For example, I once remembered Timerider, starring the great, amazing, wonderful Fred Ward, out of the blue and ordered a copy. The next day, Fred Ward died. RIP. Another