“Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.” That saying from the Talmud — popularized as a tagline for Schindler’s List , in which Ben Kingsley’s Itzak Stern quotes the line — is not used in The Life of Chuck , but in my mind it might as well be.
Wake Up Dead Man is about an impossible murder, among other impossible mysteries; it is also about the sociopolitical implications of two opposing conceptions of Christianity and of Catholicism in particular.
I have an ever growing film watch list that I need to sit down and watch; Sheep Detectives and Project Hail Mary are topping the list. I hosted a girls night out in my tiny home and we watched Angel's new release Seeking Persephone. This was a regency era romance that was like Beauty and the Beast meets Grisly Grisell . Like BBC and A&E's Pride and Prejudice or Emma , it was a 4 part, 45 minute episodes TV series. And we watched them back-to-back and went to bed around midnight. A review is in t
Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Lilypad appear in the movie “Toy Story 5.” " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/www.americamagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/MOVIE-REVIEW-TOY-STORY-5-1821869-scaled.jpg?fit=780%2C421&ssl=1" /> By allowing devices into our lives and those of our children, we fear, we have corroded our fundamental humanity. The ‘Toy Story’ franchise is perfectly positioned to address this. The post ‘Toy Story 5’ wants to indict our screens—and redeem them too appeared first on Ameri
