Category Archives: Hollywood

Hacksaw Ridge

Steve Sailer writes: Rather like Donald Trump’s campaign for president in 2016, Mel Gibson’s 2004 movie The Passion of the Christ was not popular in Beverly Hills. I overheard the following conversation in a Rodeo Drive screening room while Gibson’s … Continue reading

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Sicario (2015)

Comment: I finally watched Sicario and one of the great aspects out of many excellent aspects in an overall great movie (80% of NCFOM wth Steve?) was the fact that Blunt was realistically a liability in hand to hand combat. … Continue reading

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Designated Survivor

The U.S. government is wiped out in the first few minutes of episode one by terrorists, and in episode two, the focus is naturally on the civil rights of American Muslims. Obviously the Jews who made Designated Survivor don’t give … Continue reading

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KM: S&M, transgenderism and Jewish holidays: Transparent is “the most Jewish show on television.”

Amy Klein writes for Hadassah Magazine: There’s a scene in the upcoming third season of Transparent—Jill Soloway’s hit show on Amazon about a father’s transgender transition and its effect on his family—where daughter Sarah Pfefferman is bound and getting flogged … Continue reading

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Jonah Hill canceled all further interviews after ridiculing from French ‘local weather girl’

Business Insider: Hill, 32, was ridiculed during an appearance on France’s Le Grand Journal to promote his latest film, War Dogs, when host Ornella Fleury described her perfect sexual fantasy – which pointedly excluded the actor. Fleury said: “It’s when … Continue reading

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