Friday A/V Club: NBC's Infamous Insta-Movie About Waco
A TV film that was so misleading, the screenwriter asked the surviving Davidians for forgiveness
A TV film that was so misleading, the screenwriter asked the surviving Davidians for forgiveness
Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy in a brutal tale of survival and revenge.
Big movie studios are already tweaking their films, and online services like Netflix may follow.
From Interstellar to Inside Out, stolen movies help increase and engage audiences.
Congress is never at a loss for a reason to be threatened by free expression.
When Bill and Hillary Clinton, Tipper Gore, Mr. Rogers and the Cos joined at the White House to lament the state of children's TV programming
The Hateful Eight actor talks being a Hollywood political oddity in a Daily Beast interview.
Some writers see Star Wars as a cinematic Death Star.
George Lucas' greatest triumph is charting a generation's passage from antiwar activism to running Abu Ghraib and secret kill lists.
MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry: "…I spent the whole day talking about the Darth Vader situation."
Merchandise will make $3 billion in 2015 alone.
The movie is fun, but its post-Galactic Empire political structure doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
Going to see The Force Awakens? Watch Reason TV's take on the cultural phenomena first.
It claims it wanted to make sure his upcoming Benghazi movie won't reveal any classified information.
A fictional weapon wielded by an imaginary soldier runs afoul of a ban on "symbols oriented toward violence."
Bestselling author Andy Weir on politics, commercial space, and the future of publishing
Arguing about politics is part of what makes Star Wars fandom so much fun.
The 1966 short Freiheit
The Washington Post's Alyssa Rosenberg, Free Beacon's Sonny Bunch, and Reason's Peter Suderman fight over why we care.
Sotheby's auctions massive Star Wars toy collection.
How the franchise changed the way movies make money.
How the franchise changed the way movies make money
Something to watch with The Man in the High Castle
Response to criticism of police misconduct is to give more reasons to be afraid.
Questioning everything leads to war on cops and more tired old myths.
An aging Eastern European animator's protest against Stalinism
The director of 'Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom' talks with Reason TV.
Q&A with documentary director Evgeny Afineevsky
Cartoon rabbit, unlike New York developer, understands the 'the sanctity of the American home'
Wants less shouting, more good policy.
Q&A with the man who wrote the book behind the upcoming Hollywood film starring Matt Damon.
The American Psychological Association thinks so.
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