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WONDER WOMAN 1984: 3 STARS The release of “Wonder Woman 1984,” now available in theatres and as a 48-hour rental on digital movie stores for $29.99, comes as an answer to one of the worst dad jokes of all time. Do you know why Diana Prince was called Wonder Woman? Because we all wondered what she was going to do next. I know, it’s a terrible joke, but there was a great deal of talk about what was next for the character and, in pandemic times, when and how we’d be seeing the finished film. Now that we know what Diana Prince’s next moves are, I’m wondering about something else....

OtherCulture & Society The 1968–1970 trial of the Chicago Seven seemed from the outset a made-for-TV farce, and the hippies who followed the trial closely quickly saw its theatrical promise. From a left-wing point of view, the conflict between the “revolutionaries” and the Chicago establishment was a straightforward story of good vs. evil. The script practically wrote itself. HBO ran a drama based on the trial in 1987. Now we have a remake from Aaron Sorkin and Netflix,  The Trial of the Chicago 7. It’s worth considering its significance, since the movie’s release coincides with th...

directed by aaron sorkin netflix The 1968–1970 trial of the Chicago Seven seemed from the outset a made-for-TV farce, and the hippies who followed the trial closely quickly saw its theatrical promise. From a left-wing point of view, the conflict between the “revolutionaries” and the Chicago establishment was a straightforward story of good vs. evil. The script practically wrote itself. HBO ran a drama based on the trial in 1987. Now we have a remake from Aaron Sorkin and Netflix, The Trial of the Chicago 7. It’s worth considering its significance, since the movie’s release coincide...

"Chicago 7" Art by Mr. Fish. “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” an Aaron Sorkin film that recently aired on Netflix, brought an important chapter in the history of American activism to screens around the globe. Based on real events, the film dramatizes the 1969 trial of eight activists who were arrested during the Vietnam War protests that took place in Chicago at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, Tom Hayden, Rennie Davis, David Dellinger, Lee Weiner, John Froines, and Bobby Seale were all charged with attempted incitement of a rio...

Roughly about three years. they include officer brian lorfus, jeremy campbell, vincent carter and david dellinger. we've had extraordinary assistance from many, many different agencies. the montgomery county sheriff's office, ohio state patrol, the federal bureau of investigation, representative with us here on stage, alcohol tobacco firearm, also federal partners joining us on stage. sinclair police department, university of dayton police department, five rivers metropark. kettering police department, montgomery county's coroner's office. montgomery county prosecutor's office, box 21, red cro...