Page 2 - August Schellenberg News Today

Free Willy has long been a beloved blockbuster movie, with it remaining a staple in childhoods for decades - but where are the cast now? Scroll on as Mirror US dives in...

Modern grievances are, at heart, about competition for resources, prestige, and power. All that has changed are the myths used to mask the claims and obscure reality.

Modern grievances are, at heart, about competition for resources, prestige, and power. All that has changed are the myths used to mask the claims and obscure reality.

In this series, I am reviewing 5 great Christian films (the 5 best that I have seen). In the first post, I discussed the greatest sports movie of all

Plus, Flow sells out, Ivan Reitman's Heavy Metal and Doug Ford makes a mockery of vaccines in reader mail this week

Terrence Malick's "The New World" strips away all the fancy and lore from the story of Pocahontas and her tribe and the English settlers at Jamestown, and imagines how new and strange these people must have seemed to one another. If the Indians stared in disbelief at the English ships, the English were no less awed by the somber beauty of the new land and its people. They called the Indians "the naturals," little understanding how well the term applied.

Re:  Lydia Brimelow's Introducing VDARE’s 1620 S...

It’s winter. Snow is falling. Cold wind. A good time for reading or watching a film like 'Black Robe.'

"Free Willy" tells the story of a boy and his whale, and if that sounds like an unwieldy adaptation of the sturdy old formula about a boy and his dog, it is. Whales are not as charismatic as dogs, not as easily trained, and cannot be hugged. Yet "Free Willy" works its way around the physical reality of its animal lead, and somehow becomes one of the summers best family pictures. The movie stars Jason James Richter as Jesse, a 12-year-old who is going through a stormy period in his life. He has ...

Release Date: 2005 Director: Terrence Malick Terrence Malick‘s  The New World is a cinematic wonder; a film that lives, and breathes, and fully transports you into the landscape. Every leaf on every tree, every ripple in every body of water, every bit of muck and grime, every boat that rocks upon unsteady seas – all of it combines to paint a picture that takes your breath away. Malick takes a ton of liberties with the true story of Pocahontas (played here by  Q’orianka Kilcher). Histo...