MOVIE Reviews

One to One: John & Yoko is a documentary about the experiences of Mr. Lennon and Ms. Ono in Greenwich Village during the early 1970s. I found it a fascinating and nostalgic time capsule. Not merely a focus on "The Smart Beatle" and his "Dragon Lady," it is also an educational snapshot of the turbulent political and cultural zeitgeist in post-Woodstock, post-"Summer of Love" America. Peripheral but significant "supporting players" include President Richard Nixon, radical activist Jerry Rubin,

interesting how this movie was wildly successful with such a liberal story line. But that's what movies were always good at -- conveying morality lessons disguised as entertainment apparently, in this case, millions of conservatives were entertained even if they didn't realize that it represented: The U.S. Army led by John Wayne getting its ass kicked by the Indians for trying to take over their land. Greedy Corporate America (e.g. Exxon Mobile and Logging Industry) getting their ass kicked by

To start off this collection, i'd just like to give credit where credit is due. To announce, shall we say, a Lifetime Achievement Award to "Hollywood Liberals." After half a decade of being bashed for their "elite-ness," they and their colleagues all over the world deserve some love. Liberal writer's, actors, and directors have had key roles in moving society in the right direction. They've taken issues that were once black and white and converted them to living color--touching our hearts and mi